ARTS BIG Show to Display Social, Mobile and Data Management

The Association for Retail Technology Standards (ARTS) will once again bring the innovative and cutting-edge technologies to Retail’s BIG Show at the ARTS Pavilion (booth 2253), a showcase of retail solutions based on ARTS Open Standards, which will open Monday, Jan. 14, on the EXPO Floor at NRF’s 103rd Annual Convention and EXPO at the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center in New York City.

This year’s featured showcase is an ARTS-enabled day in the life of BevMo!, a leading beverage-lifestyle specialty retailer in the western United States and among the largest in the country. This showcase sets the tone for the mobile, social and data management technologies presented by 18 exhibiting vendors from North and South America, Asia and Europe.

ARTS representatives will be onsite and available to explain how retailers can use ARTS to implement mobile and social media applications and improve their data management.

The pavilion will feature the following integration demonstrations:

  • A Day in the Life of BevMo! -- The ARTS Way: The beverage-lifestyle specialty retailer has rapidly deployed a customer-focused IT platform using ARTS platform. BevMo! technology partners -- Cumulus Data Services, Envizio, NCR, Teradata and Trevarian -- will also demonstrate various ARTS-based solutions.
  • Epson and Japanese Standards Group OPOS-J will exhibit a virtual point-of-sale transaction system using web services, mobile smartphone and tablet devices, POS hardware devices and cloud-based applications incorporating ARTS WS-POS and UnifiedPOS standards.
  • Germany-based scale manufacturer Bizerba will be presenting its use of the ARTS UnifiedPOS standard and will integrate with ADC’s InterStore application using the ARTS Fresh Item Management schema, which allows retailers to maximize their fresh item profitability, such as tracking methodologies that let companies pinpoint a specific product to a specific food recall. Bizerba will also be demonstrating integration with Canadian-based Invatron, which reveals how retailers can manage scale monitoring, PLU and price management, multi-media distribution and more via Invatron’s Scale Management Solution.

Additionally, ARTS will welcome individual demos at the Pavilion throughout the event including:  Alvarez & Marsal, key contributors to the development of the ARTS Data Warehouse model; CA’s ERwin will demonstrate their modeling tool that powers the ARTS Data Models; Cisco will be showing their Compliance Solution for PCI and testing visitors’ knowledge of PCI compliance; DiCentral, a leader in standards-based B2B supply chain integration, will demonstrate real-time exchange of data; and MicroStrategy will showcase its Alert Mobile Commerce and Loyalty Platform.

NCR will also show how it leverages ARTS POSlog and Digital Receipt standards, as well as the ARTS Operational Data Model; PAR Technology’s EverServ 7000 POS hardware will be on display demonstrating EverServ SureCheck, a software-as-a-service-based solution that helps retailers save money on labor costs.

Prism Skylabs will demonstrate how retailers can use the video cameras they already have to remotely conduct visual merchandising and create visualizations of customer dwell time and even product lift.

RHISCOM will display its AUTOMATON, an automatic and unattended regression testing tool for POS applications; and SAP will present its Mobile Payment Integration with POS and explain the value of the ARTS Payment Integration White Paper.

The ARTS Standards Pavilion will also host a book signing at 2:00 p.m. on Monday Jan. 14 for "The Digital Wave," written by CEO and chairman of MicroStrategy Michael Saylor. The ARTS Payments Integration white paper, the new ARTS Business Process models and the ARTS Customer Data Project, will also be available for review.

The Association for Retail Technology Standards (ARTS), a division of the National Retail Federation, is a retailer-driven international membership organization. It was established in 1993 to develop best practices, technology standards and educational programs through collaboration and partnerships that enable retailers, their vendors and suppliers to conduct business globally. ARTS standards, products and programs are dedicated to fostering innovation and increasing retailer efficiency.

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