How Retailers Can Extract Value From Location Data
Today’s advanced location-based technologies can enhance retail inventory, customer service, marketing and a variety of other applications.
Today’s advanced location-based technologies can enhance retail inventory, customer service, marketing and a variety of other applications.
Hundreds, if not thousands, of vendors announced IoT-related products and services at this week’s CES trade show in Las Vegas. Here are a few that caught our attention: Omron’s latest connected blood pressure monitors; Samsung’s latest smart fridge; an offer from Vuzix and APX Labs for the new Vuzix M300 enterprise smart glasses; La Poste’s upcoming IoT pilot; and new products and services from Helium.
Coopercam is attaching passive UHF tags to bags of beans, enabling it to track the receipt, storage and shipment of coffee.
Radley adds Omni-ID RFID technology to its solutions for manufacturers ••• Metalcraft expands RFID label service ••• Thinfilm, Jones to develop smart packaging for pharmaceuticals ••• Jadak acquires SkyeTek ••• DNP, Phoenix Solution announce new on-metal RFID tags ••• Swedish grocery retailer ICA Nära Norrviken tests NFC price labels ••• Gentex to integrate TransCore’s Universal Toll Module in rearview mirrors.
Big Blue is not a big player in the consumer electronics industry, but IBM’s CEO, Ginni Rometty, says that is about to change.