Fortus AM40 is a robust wide exit alarming security tag system. With the latest digital AM 58 kHz technology. A durable aluminium antenna frame ensures the Fortus can take the knocks in open high traffic doorways from Fashion to DIY stores. Upgradable customer counter modules and remote service capabilities.
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Smart Retail Security
Smart homes, smart cities, smart industry, and smart manufacturing…Courtesy of a new era of internet capability, the world is becoming increasingly automated and connected. And retail is far from immune to the rising tide of the smart wave, with everything from logistics to inventory tracking and retail security enjoying the benefits of what’s been described…
Three nifty things modern EAS can do for retail
Electronic Article Surveillance has been successfully protecting the retail environment from shoplifting since the late 1960s. But along the way, it has also developed some additional skills beyond just guarding the entrance to a store. Now EAS is more discreet, more versatile and packed with additional tools to help retailers better manage their operations. So,…
Tools to combat the COVID threat to Christmas retail
As Australian retailers look to embrace a positive Christmas spending season ahead, technology is being implemented at speed in a bid to combat the threat of COVID-19. From heat mapping to digital queues and click and collect, retailers are finding innovative ways to reopen safely, while still catering to the customer experience. Here’s a quick…
A retail guide to reconnecting with customers
With much of Australia now back in business courtesy of the lockdown lift, bricks and mortar retailers are looking to make up for lost ground. For many, that involves reconnecting with their customers and offering them an insight into what’s now available, how the instore environment has changed, and reassuring them about new hygiene measures…
How retail will change post Covid-19
With lockdowns progressively lifting across Australia, bricks and mortar retail is very much back on the consumer agenda. But that doesn’t necessarily mean it’s back to business as usual. Shopper behaviour in-store shows signs of changing as customers respond to the new normal where hygiene is front of mind, and the household budget is tight.…
What’s driving customers away from your store?
In the words of legendary management guru Peter Drucker: “The purpose of business is to create and keep a customer”. It’s sage advice, but as the swathe of recent retail closures indicates, easier said than done. More importantly, few retailers have a real idea about what’s driving customers away from their store. Is it online…
Retail Loss prevention – a guide for retailers
Retail shrink costs the Australian industry billions each year and for the retailers looking to stem the flow of loss, keeping up to date with the best techniques and security can be challenging. With that in mind here’s an up-to-date guide on loss prevention. Four main areas In Australia the cost of retail shrink currently…
Rethinking the fitting room
In recent years the fitting room hasn’t had much thought. A couple of curtains, a little privacy, an attendant to count items in and out – voila change rooms taken care of. But in an age where the customer experience matters more than ever before, the fitting room is offering apparel retailers a welcome opportunity…
Is it time to move beyond online versus bricks and mortar?
This time two years ago Australian retail was awash with scaremongering the sector was at risk of imminent collapse courtesy of e-commerce giant Amazon’s impending arrival. “Online would kill real world retail” many headlines proclaimed. Two years later there appear to be few casualties of what was tipped to be a huge shakeup for the…
The human touch in retail
Retail might be finding new and innovative ways to support the consumer experience and operate with greater efficiency, but according to a recent report from global accounting firm PwC, it’s the human factor that really counts. PwC recently surveyed 15,000 people from 12 countries to find that although technology can offer insight and improve the…