Quality Function Deployment (QFD) is an organizational approach used to guide R&D, manufacturing, and marketing toward the development of products and services that satisfy the needs of the consumer. The QFD operations are performed by way of a diagram called the House of Quality (HOQ). The HOQ contains information about the customers' needs (what), mechanisms to address these needs (how), and the criterion for deciding which "how" provides the greatest customer satisfaction. A less familiar application of QFD is the implementation of the approach for the improvement of retail services. The objective of this research is to build a prototype retail QFD application. The prototype provides an HOQ architecture for analyzing the customers' needs and specifying the improvements. Two evaluation rules are proposed to assist the manager in making decision. To better integrate QFD into the Management Information Systems (MIS) environment, an interactive software is developed using the object oriented programming (OOP) representation scheme. The software provides an integrated workbench for building retail HOQs and designing retail service strategies.