It’s no secret that the retail world is undergoing major changes. A big driver of those changes are retailers implementing the latest IoT technologies at their brick-and-mortar facilities. According to this RFID Journal article, “84 percent of shoppers prefer using self-service kiosks, yet the success of
Did you know that integrating the Internet-of-Things is becoming more popular in the construction industry? According to a recent RFID Journal article, “IoT is transforming equipment reliability and project management for the construction industry in ways previously unimagined by enabling informed decision-making and better coordinated workflows.”
It’s no secret that brick-and mortar retailers must stay innovative in the era of online shopping and BOPIS (Buy online, pick-up in-store). According to this Chain Store Age article, “several pain points can deter customer satisfaction, such as inaccurate item availability, differing online and in-store
According to this SDC Executive article, “[l]abor shortage is a pressing concern for the retail industry.” However, “[b]y leveraging innovative technologies such as mobile POS and RFID, brands can significantly improve their operational efficiency and empower their staff to serve more customers in less time.”
According to this Retail TochPoints article, “the fitting room has been a longtime necessary-but-evil curse plaguing the store.” But, thanks to the adoption of “…RFID, coupled with the implementation of connected technology…” it is creating “…new opportunities for brands and retailers to streamline fitting room
Did you know that integrating the Internet-of-Things is becoming more popular in warehouses? Well, according to a recent WhaTech article, “[t]he rising demand [for] integration of IoT technologies is turning the traditional warehouse into smart warehouses.” And one major factor driving this growth is RFID
According to a recent Retail TouchPoints article, store associates “…don’t have to use technology themselves for it to help them be more productive.” For example, at Victoria’s Secret stores, “…items are equipped with RFID tags that interact with Crave Retail’s fitting room technology to provide
Basic smart fitting room technology consists of three core components: An RFID sensor, an interactive screen, which can be controlled by touch and/or voice…
According to this Retail Technology Innovation Hub article, with the help of RFID technology and interactive displays, “Trying on clothes in traditional fitting Rooms is a thing of the past, as smart fitting rooms have taken fitting rooms to the next level.”
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