According to this GlobeNewsWire article, “…inventory inaccuracy remains one of retail’s most persistent and costly challenges, leading to lost sales, inefficient labor, and cancelled omnichannel orders.” However, with overhead RFID solutions, on-shelf availability is near 100%.
Walmart is making waves amongst the retail world, due to an expansive Internet-of-Things overhaul at their retail stores. According to this RetailWire article, “…the introduction of a large-scale inventory operation, one involving the deployment of a massive number of internet of things (IoT) devices throughout
According to a recent HFA article, “RFID technologies help retailers improve revenue and cost performance via better shrinkage reduction, more accurate inventory management (potentially reducing the number of out-of-stock occurrences), and lower labor costs.”
Retailers are using RFID and AI-powered technologies to support inventory visibility and store operations across a variety of retail environments. According to this Business Insider article, GreyOrange’s “AI-driven store orchestration layer is live in more than 3,800 retail stores globally.” The platform integrates with technologies
As brick-and-mortar environments continue to evolve, organizations are navigating a range of physical security and loss prevention challenges. According to a recent Verkada blog, retailers today “…face complex challenges: rising organized retail crime (ORC), surging false alarm costs, complex outdoor inventory spaces, and siloed legacy
As retailers look to improve inventory accuracy and reduce losses from out-of-stocks and overstocks, RFID technology is playing a growing role in store operations. According to this RFID Journal article, “retailers are increasingly exploring automating their store operations with continuous overhead RFID reading solutions.” Excerpt:
As retailers deploy more connected technologies across their stores, edge computing is playing a growing role in how data is processed and applications are supported. According to this Shopify article, “[r]etail’s interest in edge computing isn’t new, but in 2026, it’s hit an inflection point.”
Nationwide Technology Rollout Services for New Stores, Remodels, and Refresh Projects When new store rollout projects involve many vendors, inconsistent execution, delayed schedules, and installation issues, store opening targets can quickly shift. New store opening delays can affect employee training, merchandising readiness, checkout performance, inventory
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Retailers are increasingly using RFID technology to gain better visibility into inventory, reduce loss, and streamline store operations. According to this Shopify article, the “retail industry is now the single largest RFID customer globally, with the retail RFID market valued at $13.46 billion in 2024
Recent industry reporting has highlighted how retailers are incorporating more IoT technology into their store operations. According to this Chain Store Age article, “[r]etailers are now building autonomous systems capable of executing complex physical tasks—from rebalancing inventory to dynamically adjusting prices.”