 | If Macy's isn't carrying enough of your size, it isn't for lack of trying. The department store chain, which has long sought to perfect the art and science of inventory management, plans to install RFID technology at all of its U.S. stores by late … |
 | On the Top Tour, it was much harder to find what was going right than what was going wrong. So many basic rules of retailing were being violated, it was easy to see how customers feel they're in a sea of sameness. Takeaway: Don't let up. Retail has … |
| Most major apparel and footwear retailers will adopt item-level radio frequency identification within some part of their business over the next three to five years, according to a survey sponsored by the VICS Item Level RFID Initiative (VILRI). The … | |
| Honeywell has created several hardware components to help retailers increase productivity levels, including a hybrid bioptic scanner, a mobile computer and Remote MasterMind 3.0, the automatic identification and data capture (AIDC) industry's first … | |
 | President Bill Clinton will deliver the keynote speech Monday at the National Retail Federation's Big Show, held once again at the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center in New York. He'll describe the challenges of globalization, while emphasizing the … |
| Retailers now have a RFID/NFC integrated solution to not only manage inventory and security but also to enhance the customer shopping experience, according to TAGSYS, a provider of item-level RFID infrastructure. The company partnered with Think& … | |
| Juniper research has issued a new report predicting that in-game purchases are set to increase dramatically in the next few years driven in large part by consumer acceptance and the rapid adoption of smartphones. According to the report, in-game … | |
| Charles Walton, inventor of the RFID technology, died Nov. 6 at the age of 89 in California, according to Network World. A memorial service is set for Dec. 18 in Los Gatos. According to a story on the history of radio frequency identification … | |
| OMNITROL Networks, provider of real-time sensor-driven operational intelligence and item-level traceability solutions, has announced the launch of the next generation of its Retail Smart-Store software application. Blending real-time replenishment … | |
| Xterprise has announced a released configuration of its Clarity Mobile product targeting the footwear-retail market, aimed at helping retailers increase sales by achieving 100 percent store display inventory compliance. According to the company … | |
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Three Uses for RFID in Retail Kiosks
Radio frequency ID tags at kiosks can increase checkout speed, make using loyalty cards easier and increase the integration of social media in the retail experience.Type: White PaperSponsored by: Custom -
Extending human resources self-service applications to the unconnected workforce using kiosks
Learn how to maximize the ROI of your human resources self-service initiatives.Type: White PaperSponsored by: NCR Retail -
An Introduction to Smart Retailing
Technology can create new ways to engage customers with intelligent means to manage, monitor and measure interactions.Type: White PaperSponsored by: Nanonation -
Maximizing Your RFID Investment
RFID technology has the potential to reshape supply chain management, but it can take professional guidance to reap those benefits.Type: White PaperSponsored by: National Service Center -
2011 Retail Customer Experience Top 100
Discover the companies, issues and trend that are impacting retail in 2011.Type: GuideSponsored by: Motorola, Inc.
Research Center Sponsored by:
A tipping point has been reached – a point where price, standardization, reliability and market forces have aligned to signal the mainstream arrival of RFID to the global retail channel. Think you've heard that before? This time, it's really happening. And the Retail RFID Almanac 2011 is your guide to understanding this brave new world of supply chain and inventory management improvements, smart shelves and signs, and complete inventory visibility.
