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CitiXsys Technology T: +44 (0) 7944 735753 www.citixsys.com


iVend Retail Management Suite is an SAP Certified end­to­end Retail Management Solution from CitiXsys Technologies. The suite of applications provides a real time view of operations with centralised control, enabling effective, fast decision­making. It helps retailers succeed in business by providing integrated functionalities including Business Intelligence & Retail Analytics, Customer Loyalty Management, Integrated e­Commerce, Promotions, Inventory Management & Planning and in­store management.


Toshiba TEC Europe Retail Information Systems


T: +44 (0) 870 890 7200 www.toshibatec­eu.co.uk


Low cost of ownership, ease of integration into existing competitor estates and high performance at top speeds are just some of the benefits of Toshiba TEC’s new B­EX4T2 premium industrial barcode printer, available at a price usually associated with far less powerful printing solutions. Plus, with very low power consumption combined with a 600m ribbon offered as standard, the resulting reduction in electricity use, stoppages, media changes and storage requirements all point to lower operating costs for users.


ONELAN Digital Signage T: +44 (0) 1491 411400 www.onelandigitalsignage.com


ONELAN is delighted to have been shortlisted for two AV Awards: Manufacturer of the Year and Digital Signage Project of the Year. NHS Rotherham's internal TV channel QTV, driven by ONELAN's Net­top­boxes, was the subject of the Digital Signage Project entry. QTV is a television network distributing health information to television screens located within patient waiting areas throughout the Rotherham borough. This demonstrates how effectively digital signage can be used to communicate with a wide audience. Universal AV was responsible for the installation and Onemedia services remotely monitor the ONELAN Net­top­boxes.


STI Group T: +44 (0) 1634 377590 www.stgroup.com


The SelfAdvert system from the STI Group is a market research tool to measure the effectiveness of a retail display and what engagement it creates with the shopper – directly at the POS and at little extra cost. The postcard­sized box can be discreetly integrated into a display header or critical product information area. It uses a sonar sensor to determine how many shoppers pass by the ‘near’ and ‘far’ zones, and of them, how many looked directly at the display and for what length of time. This system can provide useful footfall, engagement and dwell time at the Point of Purchase.


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NEC Display Solutions adds a 40” display to its XS Series with the X401S. The high­definition 1080p resolution display’s Edge LED backlight technology provides outstanding uniformity, whilst catering for the rigorous demands of 24/7 usage. This also makes the display incredibly slim and light ­ ideal for where retail space is at a premium. The OPS STv2 option slot allows for the integration of powerful slot­in PCs. This, combined with rich display quality and management & control functionality, enables easy installation and operation of successful digital retail signage systems.


NEC


+44 (0) 8701 201160 www.nedisplays.co.uk


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