Connected Experiences for Retail: ResourcesArticles, videos, and white papersArticles- Breaking through the barriers to multi-channel
Carlo Rimini of Snow Valley outlines how the Internet and cloud technologies offer exciting possibilities for the future of multi-channel retailing in this article from the Summer 2009 edition of Retailspeak magazine and OnWindows.com. - RFID in the retail industry (an overview)
RFID is improving inventory management and customer service in the retail industry, resulting in better customer experiences and, ultimately, boosting customer loyalty. - Reality check: Debunking the 10 biggest myths of RFID
The untold truths behind RFID technology in the retail industry. - Enabling kiosks with new Microsoft technology
Microsoft has a number of software technologies available now or coming in the near future that can provide a dynamic platform for developing a vast range of kiosk scenarios, particularly for the retail industry. - Find the retail edge with Windows Vista, Microsoft Office, and Exchange Server
By deploying Windows Vista, the 2007 Microsoft Office system, and Exchange Server 2007, you can empower your people in ways to give your retail organization a big advantage over your competition. - RFID technology: A roadmap to success
The potential of RFID to control shrinkage, eliminate manual stock control processes, and reduce out-of-stocks, is well known. But retailers need support from experienced RFID partners to assess the potential benefits of the technology before deployment. - Paving the way for enhanced collaboration
Retailers need to improve collaboration and communication between their headquarters, stores and suppliers to gain a competitive edge. But where do they start? - Retailers learn solutions to challenges of computer security
Microsoft software for security: Business solutions (wireless) using Active Directory for retail and audits.
- Microsoft Windows Embedded for point of service
Microsoft Windows Embedded for Point of Service helps retailers to reduce costs by simplifying the installation, use, and management of in-store point of service systems. - Work force management solutions: Optimizing people power
New IT systems and management processes in retailing can lead to significant improvements in efficiency once fully applied in the store. - Mobile phones emerging as payment devices
When equipped with Near Field Communication (NFC) chips, cell phones are even on the verge of replacing ATM cards and classic media, while opening windows of promising opportunities for retailers. - Kiosks deliver the goods
Next-generation touch-screen POS kiosks and solutions can help retailers improve the speed and quality of service and deliver competitive differentiation. - Think small to win big: Broadband, wireless connections improve POS benefits
Thanks to the explosion in broadband availability and wireless connectivity, retailers are enjoying unprecedented access to technology that is revolutionizing their POS options and adding a personal touch to the shopping experience. - Unearthing the truth about mobile point-of-sale solutions
Mobile POS solutions are an often-overlooked solution to the problems faced by the retail industry. This article dispels the myths and half-truths regarding mobility in the store. - Visibility: The future of supply chain management
Gerry Callanan, industry manager, retail supply chain, EMEA Retail Industry Unit, Microsoft, answers questions about successful supply chain management strategies.
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