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Ewa Pytkowska, Sales Director Poland w Checkpoint Systems Polska
Press release
Checkpoint Systems, a global leader in source-to-shopper solutions has announced the launch of its new dual-purpose RF merchandise protection label – the Super Flag Tag.
Checkpoint Systems, światowy lider w dziedzinie rozwiązań zakupowych, przedstawił kompaktową, wydajną i w pełni konfigurowalną antenę RF EAS – S20.
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Checkpoint Systems, dostawca zintegrowanych rozwiązań dla handlu detalicznego, od 50 lat dostarcza nowatorskie rozwiązania dla sklepów. Na tegorocznych targach EuroCIS, które odbyły się w lutym w Düsseldorfie, firma zaprezentowała szereg inteligentnych rozwiązań dla handlu, które umożliwiają sklepom poprawę rentowności, optymalizację procesów biznesowych oraz podniesienie poziomu jakości obsługi klientów.
Patrice Bahuaud, wiceprezes ds. sprzedaży w regionie EMEA w Checkpoint Systems
Leader in Intelligent Retail Solutions Enables Retailers to Interact with Solutions to Garner Valuable Consumer Insights in Working Lab Environment
Frictionless Shopping While Maintaining Product Protection
Firma Checkpoint Systems rozszerza swoją współpracę z polską grupą odzieżową LPP poprzez wprowadzenie na szeroką skalę systemu identyfikacji radiowej (RFID), który pozwoli na poprawę dostępności towaru i poziomu zadowolenia klientów oraz zwiększenie wydajności firmy. Program zostanie wdrożony w całym łańcuchu dostaw LPP, począwszy od procesu produkcji poprzez platformę eCommerce oraz ponad 1700 sklepów w 23 krajach.
Checkpoint Systems’ NEO electronics deliver better detection, wider aisle widths, enhanced connectivity and cost savings
Traditionally, many stores have used an assortment of tags and labels on a diverse range of merchandise, most of which were designed for an entirely different set of products. As a result, many apparel retailers have recognised that in some instances merchandise and textiles are being damaged. Checkpoint Systems, a leading supplier of source-to-shopper solutions, has therefore developed an innovative new anti-theft solution to meet their specific requirements – Mini NeedleLok.
Helping apparel retailers simultaneously improve their inventory accuracy while protecting merchandise from theft, Checkpoint Systems – a global leader in source to shopper solutions – has announced the launch of its new Gen7 hard tag.
Global retail returns have reached a staggering $642.6 billion per year – the value of which ranks as the world’s 21st largest economy [1] While many of these returns may be attributed to the quality of the product, the wrong size or simply the consumer having second thoughts, a rising trend of ‘wardrobing’ – where consumers purchase an item, use it and then return it – is fast becoming one of the biggest challenges’ facing the retail industry.
Case studies
Iper, La grande i represents one of the most important companies in the panorama of large-scale hypermarket retailers, and is among the few which is entirely Italian owned.
Checkpoint speaks with Jurgen Vanderheyden from Hubo Group HEEREN about the recent decision to switch from EM security technology to Checkpoint RF technology within the DIY (do-it-yourself) sector. Jurgen has been working at Hubo Groep HEEREN for 20 years and currently holds the position of prevention and safety advisor. He is also responsible for article security within the Hubo Group HEEREN. After having held various positions, Jurgen ended up in his current position, which has presented him with a series of new security challenges.
by Patrice Bahuaud, VP EMEA Channel, Checkpoint Systems
Praxis – part of the Maxeda retail group – is the largest DIY retailer in Benelux. It operates a diverse range of outlets, including superstores and small high street stores, as well as having an online presence. In total, the company runs more than 370 stores, with chains such as Plan-it by Praxis and Formido in the Netherlands, and Brico and Plan-it in Belgium and Luxembourg.
David Dalton, Dyrektor ds. Metkowania u Źródła (Source Tagging), Checkpoint Systems
By Alan Tamny, Global Product Management, Checkpoint Systems
by David Dalton, Source Tagging Director, Checkpoint Systems
Checkpoint Systems, a global leader in source to shopper solutions for the retail industry, is calling on European retailers to submit their latest retail crime data, ahead of the launch of a new theft barometer that will unveil the latest retail loss statistics and trends.
Checkpoint Systems, a leading global supplier of source to shopper solutions, has announced the launch of a unique new retail security solution, designed specifically for boxed merchandise. Its intelligent Density Tag senses whether merchandise is inside a box, alarming when it is removed by potential shoplifters.
W roku 2015 JBC – duży belgijski detalista odzieżowy – nawiązał współpracę z Checkpoint Systems w celu wprowadzenia identyfikacji radiowej (RFID) w całym łańcuchu dostaw. Tym samym sieć odzieżowa stała się jednym w pionierów tej technologii w Belgii, a trzy lata później patrzy wstecz z satysfakcją i podpowiada innym, jak skutecznie wdrożyć technologię RFID.
Events
Celebrating 10 years of partnership between Checkpoint and the ECR Community Shrink & OSA Group, 2018 sees the launch of a series of free webinars for invited Checkpoint customers from around the world.
We were delighted to host the ECR Community Shrink & OSA Group at our UK headquarters last week, with representatives from 15 major retailers coming together to discuss the potential of RFID in an exclusive workshop. It was an enlightening day, learning about how stores are approaching trials of the technology and hearing how business cases have been developed.
Article by Patrice Bahuaud, VP Sales EMEA Channel
