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| A Cross-Channel Loyalty Case Study | Loyalty success requires a mix of core business capabilities and technology enablers. One retailer that has found the key to loyalty success is a large men’s apparel retailer. | 02/03/2012 | 382.5 KB |
| Five Strategies For Cross-Channel Loyalty | Before retailers can fully appreciate the power of a cross-channel loyalty platform, they must prepare by ensuring the infrastructure is in place. | 02/03/2012 | 277.7 KB |
| Cross-Channel Loyalty Technology | Retailers need to incorporate traditional loyalty technology with emerging technology for a seamless loyalty experience. When it comes to core customer loyalty, retailers are transitioning towards an integrated approach to technology. | 02/03/2012 | 296.0 KB |
| Kiosk Print Station (KPS) Datasheet | The Zebra Kiosk Print Station is Zebra's innovative and affordable, off-the-shelf, all-in-one kiosk solution. | 02/03/2012 | 662.7 KB |
| ZXP Series 3™ Card Printer Brochure | The affordable ZXP Series 3 direct-to-card printer is the best-in-class choice. Utilizing ZRaster host-based image processing technology and True Colours ix Series high-performance ribbons, the ZXP Series 3 achieves fast print speeds and high image quality. | 02/03/2012 | 502.8 KB |
| Customer Value: The Actionable RetailMetric | "Vanity salespeople know that each person entering the store is an average sales opportunity of $7", says Scott Roller, CEO of salesfloorLIVE. By Ronny Max, SiliconWaves, LLC | 02/03/2012 | 56.8 KB |
| G-Series™ Desktop Printer Datasheet | Zebra’s G-Series compact desktop printers for print widths up to 4 inches deliver best-in-class speed and performance. | 02/02/2012 | 464.2 KB |
| R110Xi4™ RFID Printer/Encoder Datasheet | With Zebra's R110Xi4 RFID printer/encoder—optimized for high-volume operations—you can print and encode a variety of UHF radio frequency identification smart labels for a multitude of applications. | 02/02/2012 | 731.8 KB |
| P4T/RP4T Mobile RFID Label Printer Brochure | Zebra’s P4T/RP4T is the first-ever mobile thermal transfer printer with RFID printing/encoding capability. | 02/02/2012 | 1.22 MB |
| RW™ Series Mobile Printers Brochure | Designed for the Road Warrior, the Zebra RW series of mobile printers are ideal for printing delivery receipts and invoices on the go. | 02/02/2012 | 1.25 MB |
| QLn 320™ Mobile Label Printer Brochure | Zebra’s QL™ family of direct thermal mobile printers has built a highly satisfied following through its proven drop-resistant durability; user-friendly, productivity-boosting features; and easy integration. | 02/02/2012 | 1.58 MB |
| MZ Series Mobile Printers Brochure | MZ 320 3-inch Printers Offer the Power of Zebra in the Palm of Your Hand and Take Your Business Where It Needs to Go! | 02/01/2012 | 940.6 KB |
| Location Intelligence Enables OfficeMax To Take Guesswork Out Of Site Selection: Case Study | While OfficeMax achieved substantial growth, the real estate team knew that a more strategic approach was required to support future expansion plans in an increasingly competitive environment. | 02/01/2012 | 1.15 MB |
| Retail Anywhere Mobile Point of Sale | Retail Anywhere Mobile Point of Sale (POS) software incorporates the power and functionality of a traditional POS workstation into a mobile device that allows you to service customers anywhere at anytime. | 02/01/2012 | 1.02 MB |
| Product Sheet: Retail Anywhere Multi-Channel Retail | Retail Anywhere's retail management solution is an end-to-end suite designed especially for multi-channel retailers and leverages NetSuite’s ERP platform for cloud-based enterprise management. Linking every step of your enterprise gives you real-time visibility into your entire retail operation, accessible from anywhere at any time. | 02/01/2012 | 409.3 KB |
| A Fresh Look At Audits: New Ways To Reduce Loss Using A Familiar Tool In Retail; Guest Series, Part 2 | This article, as part of a three-part series, will detail how retailers can use audits to preserve and enhance the customer experience, identifying potential weak spots and problem areas that can be addressed before they cause losses. By Andrew Wren, chief executive officer, Wren Solutions | 02/01/2012 | 231.0 KB |
| The Soft Side Of Enterprise Mobile Computing - Guest Series, Part 2 | The first part of this editorial series focused on illustrating the hardware differences between consumer and industrial grade mobile computers. While the low cost of a consumer smart phone may still be compelling, retailers should also study the total cost of ownership associated with industrial and consumer mobile computers. Including items related to security, investment protection software deployment and maintenance in the evaluation will greatly aid in choosing the right solution. By David Paufler, senior product manager, Datalogic | 01/31/2012 | 185.4 KB |
| The Hard Side Of Enterprise Mobile Computing: Guest Series, Part 1 | In the world of information technology, mobile computers have become a central element to business productivity. Bringing the computer to the work instead of the work to the computer has revolutionized business processes in the retail store and warehouse. However, this convenience does not come without its price. Today, retailers are pushing for quick returns on investment for their technology purchases, placing enormous pressure on price. As a manufacturer of industrial mobile computers, we are often confronted with the question: “Why do industrial mobile computers cost so much?” By David Paufler, senior product manager, Datalogic | 01/31/2012 | 188.7 KB |
| Remote Systems Management | Perhaps one of the greatest frustrations in enterprise management is inefficient operational processes. Without a good process to manage peripherals such as bar code readers, businesses will waste valuable and costly resources, especially those associated with labor. | 01/31/2012 | 235.3 KB |
| ILLUMIX™ Intelligent Illumination Technology | In any imaging based bar code system two basic problems are always present – how to best handle motion/movement and how to generate the optimum amount of light to properly illuminate the bar code to be read. | 01/31/2012 | 209.9 KB |
| The Datalogic Green Spot | Not all bar code readers are created equal. Some specialize in reading one type of code or another, some are better at distance reading; others do additional special things, like bar code readers from Datalogic ADC. | 01/31/2012 | 216.9 KB |
| Age Verification And Driver License Parsing | Does your bar code scanner read driver license codes? US retailers who sell regulated goods such as alcohol, lottery tickets and tobacco must follow local, state, and federal requirements to accurately verify customers’ age and identity. | 01/31/2012 | 286.8 KB |
| Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory Finds Sweetness In POS Solution | Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory was looking for a solution to unify their unique mix of retail, in-store cooking and franchise needs. Each Store owner required a robust Point-of-Sale solution to organize and run their store transactions and also access the corporate system. | 01/30/2012 | 511.9 KB |
| 5 Ways Holiday Ecommerce Is Changing - Lessons Learned From The Chase Paymentech Cyber Holiday Pulse Index | Expectations ran high for the 2011 holiday shopping season. Statistics from the U.S. Department of Commerce showed ecommerce sales for the first three quarters were up over 17 percent versus 2010. By Mike Duffy, President, Chase Paymentech | 01/26/2012 | 412.5 KB |
| A799 Collection Hits High Fashion | When a high-fashion designer and retailer, best known for its designer handbags and accessories decided to replace its receipt printing laser printers, they needed a thermal receipt printer that was capable of doing justice to their famous designer image. | 01/24/2012 | 86.7 KB |

