HP demonstreert uitgebreid portfolio met retailoplossingen op NRF

Het brede portfolio retailoplossingen van HP biedt retailers een intensievere winkelbelevenis voor hun klanten

New York, 15 januari 2013 – HP demonstreert deze week op de National Retail Federation (NRF) show haar complete assortiment aan retailoplossingen. Klanten ervaren dankzij de productinnovaties van HP een gestroomlijnde en intensieve winkelbelevenis. HP toont het retail portfolio in stand 1617 op de NRF show in New York.

Mobiele en traditionele point of sale (POS) systemen van HP, zelfbedieningskassa’s en interactieve reclameborden zijn enkele hoofdrolspelers op de stand van HP. Daarnaast toont zij recente ontwikkelingen op printgebied, big data, data analyse en infrastructurele oplossingen. Op NRF zijn ondermeer de recent gelanceerde kassasystemen HP RP7 en HP RP3 te zien. Ook kunnen bezoekers de zakelijke HP ElitePad ervaren, die later dit jaar verkrijgbaar is in Nederland.

“Eén van de grootste struikelblokken waar retailers momenteel mee te maken hebben, is hoe zij klanten een vergelijkbare winkelbelevenis kunnen bieden in hun webwinkel en fysieke winkel”, zegt Ray Carlin vice president en general manager, bij HP Retail Solutions. “HP biedt een breed portfolio aan oplossingen van traditionele en mobiele POS-systemen tot aan interactieve oplossingen en zelfbedieningskassa’s. Retailers kunnen hun klanten hiermee een winkelervaring bieden, waarbij zij maximaal worden geprikkeld.”

Over HP
HP creëert nieuwe manieren waarop technologie een positief effect heeft op mensen, bedrijven, overheid en de maatschappij. HP is wereldwijd de grootste technologie onderneming, met een portfolio van printing, personal computing, software, services en IT infrastructuur oplossingen voor haar klanten. Voor meer informatie over HP (NYSE: HPQ) zie http://www.hp.com

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HP is showing a number of solutions for the first time at NRF, including:
• The HP RP7 Retail System, a versatile all-in-one system with a sleek and stylish design ideal for retail or hospitality environments.
• The RP3 Retail System, which offers retailers a compact design that maximizes space without compromising on key connectivity features for needed peripherals such as barcode scanners, receipt printers and magnetic stripe readers.
• The new HP ElitePad and accessories for the enterprise—a tablet that gives retailers the flexibility to service the customer anywhere in the store and enables sales associates to find information or items that may not be on the store floor, greatly enhancing the customer experience.

Other HP solutions and demonstrations in the booth include:
• HP Interactive Signage showcases the flexibility of interactive in-store solutions and customer-engaging applications, including HP’s micro-bezel displays for video walls. These solutions are designed to easily integrate into a retailer’s existing infrastructure and in-store architecture. One of the very few brands offering comprehensive digital signage solutions, HP can deliver quick and easy access to information, entertainment and other applications. Also on display are HP Media Players optimized for smooth and reliable playback of digital signage media and demanding digital-signage duty cycles.
• HP Retail Touch Monitors (available in 15- and 17-inch diagonal displays) offer maximum usability and durability, with flush-glass design and features. The monitors include projective capacitive touch technology—the same intuitive, highly responsive and familiar touch offered on tablets and smartphones. They can be used as customer-facing displays paired with a POS system, or can be wall mounted.(1)
• Self-checkout Solutions—including the HP CX1, which is a cost-effective, flexible, self-checkout solution in a small configuration—help retailers manage lines and handle peak-hour traffic by offering customers the option of scanning their own items. HP also offers Self-service Solutions in the form of customized and scalable hardware kiosks for in-store promotions, instant coupons and sharing product information.
• HP Autonomy Analytics Solutions can help retailers realize comprehensive return on investment (ROI) from marketing programs. These solutions enable marketers to blend clickstream data with unstructured, human information and other third-party data to gain a more complete and actionable understanding of customer interests and sentiments. The Autonomy Marketing Performance Suite is a powerful way to manage Big Data for building a clear competitive advantage in the marketplace.
• HP Printables allow retailers to send personalized coupons and content on demand directly to HP web-connected printers. Consumers get the smart savings they want and retailers get a cost-effective, safeguarded and scalable way of marketing to them.

Events
Join the Tweet-up on Tuesday, Jan. 15 at 11 am ET at the HP booth for a discussion on “Digital Signage that Delivers on the Omni-channel Promise.” It will include demos from HP and independent software vendors (ISVs) including, Reflect Systems, SapientNitro, Scala and YCD. The Tweet-up is aimed at bloggers and other attendees who want to see what is possible with HP’s innovative signage solutions.

(1) Mounting hardware sold separately.

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