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Apparel: Page 70
RFID-Enabled Robot Counts Inventory at German Clothing Chain
German clothing chain Adler Modemärkte is among a handful of retailers using an RFID-enabled robot called Tory to count inventory and identify the locations of merchandise on store shelves each day. The robot and the software that manages the data it collects are provided by German technology firm MetraLabs.
Five Things Apparel Manufacturers Should Consider Before Re-shoring
Challenged by fast fashion, prompted by speed to market and buoyed by thoughts of small runs/low inventory levels, reshoring or the return of manufacturing for a company and its brands to its country of origin (COO) has sparked continuing interest in the best strategies for market entry and what it takes to succeed once you are there.
NGC Software Adds Management Consulting Services
NGC Software has added a Management Consulting Services practice for the apparel industry.
Responsible Supply Chains: Are We Willing to Pay the Price?
Are consumers really willing to pay more for a product that's environmentally sustainable and socially responsible? Depends on whom you ask.
Robot to 'Walk' Aisles and Read RFID Tags
PAL Robotics plans to launch its first large-scale pilot of its motorized RFID-reading robot in Europe during the second half of this year. The newest version of the Spanish company's StockBot will be tested for its ability to read the RFID tags attached to products, while software will identify where those tagged items are located within stores.
Macy's Says RFID Enables Online Fulfillment Down to Last Item in Store
Macy's has taken live a new program that employs radio frequency identification to allow omnichannel fulfillment of consumer purchases, right down to its last available unit of in-store merchandise. The program, which Macy's has named Pick to the Last Unit (P2LU), enables the retailer to list goods for sale online even when there is only one such item available at the store.
Hermes Offers Smartful App for Fashion e-Commerce
Hermes, a provider of e-commerce and omnichannel services for fashion and lifestyle brands, has made available Smartful, a one-stop application that gives U.S.-based companies access to the same global, full-service options that the company has previously offered only to large online retailers.
From Inventory Tracking to Surveillance, RFID Aids Clothing Retailer's Operations
Denimwall Inc. has launched a radio frequency identification solution at the G-Star RAW clothing store that it owns and operates in New York City's Union Square, to do everything from tracking inventory, managing sales transactions and providing electronic article surveillance to letting shoppers view product information on a touchscreen.
RFID Helps Belgian Retailer Track Garments Throughout Its Supply Chain
Belgian clothing retailer JBC has taken a large-scale radio frequency identification system live across all 144 of its stores throughout Belgium, Luxembourg and Germany.
How Technology Is Changing the Retail Experience
Online shoppers are ready for a new wave of innovation in the e-commerce experience - and retailers had better be ready, too.
Historic Futures Launches Online Risk-Monitoring Tool
Historic Futures has launched String3, an online supply-chain risk-monitoring tool.
Exostar Launches New Service for Cybersecurity Risk Assessment
Exostar has released Partner Information Manager (PIM), a modular application that measures risk across a business’s extended supply chain.
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