This project and presentation highlights the innovation section of our IT Management course. This powerpoint shows the feasability and implementation plan for the future use of high technology to revolutionize the Wal-mart shopping experience. The project touches on RFID, GPS, touch screen Kiosks, etc.
A simple project on medical store management system for b.tech students. It includes complete description about the project. It has software requirement specification(SRS), Data Flow Diagram, Flow Chart etc.
This topic is covered under Data modelling and implementation. This project looks after an efficient billing management in a medical store. it includes a flow chart, data flow diagram, normalization etc.
ER diagram for Shopping Mall Management Systemvipul kumar
it's a project report on "Shopping Mall Management System"
which can help you to design an application based on this one. It include almost all the attribute of a Shopping mall...
architectural case study on City Center Mall, Banjara Hills , Hyderabad. #casestudy,#architecture,#mall,#literaturestudy,#citycenter,#hyderabad,#architectural
This presentation talks about the Retail industry inside out and focusses on the IT strategy being followed in the industry. A business case for Carrefour is built up for various candidate projects analysed using a 10 lens method.
I appreciate you leave a comment on the slideshow. You are free to use to use the information as long as you mention the source although I would not be able to share the originals with you since it is not under my ownership alone.
A simple project on medical store management system for b.tech students. It includes complete description about the project. It has software requirement specification(SRS), Data Flow Diagram, Flow Chart etc.
This topic is covered under Data modelling and implementation. This project looks after an efficient billing management in a medical store. it includes a flow chart, data flow diagram, normalization etc.
ER diagram for Shopping Mall Management Systemvipul kumar
it's a project report on "Shopping Mall Management System"
which can help you to design an application based on this one. It include almost all the attribute of a Shopping mall...
architectural case study on City Center Mall, Banjara Hills , Hyderabad. #casestudy,#architecture,#mall,#literaturestudy,#citycenter,#hyderabad,#architectural
This presentation talks about the Retail industry inside out and focusses on the IT strategy being followed in the industry. A business case for Carrefour is built up for various candidate projects analysed using a 10 lens method.
I appreciate you leave a comment on the slideshow. You are free to use to use the information as long as you mention the source although I would not be able to share the originals with you since it is not under my ownership alone.
The Role and Advent of Technology in the Emerging Agri SpaceNinja Cart
Emerging economies struggle with food waste, low margins, and unclear pricing in agriculture. Ninjacart, India's agritech leader, tackles this with a tech-driven supply chain. By using data for market discovery, smart decisions, efficient execution, and continuous optimization,Ninjacart connects farmers, retailers, and transporters, creating a win-win for all.
Provides an overview of 3M's whitepapers on RFID. Includes: RFID basics; RFID technology ; and RFID in action. Presented at the SLIC/JISC RSCs in Scotland RFID event held in Glasgow on 17 Sept 2008.
Smart Retail refers to the smart technologies that are developed through Artificial Intelligence (AI), the Internet of Things (IoT), to give the customer a better shopping experience. Smart retail solutions help to build an effective and better understanding of the customer in-store experience according to the customer’s taste, need, interest, purchase habits in real-time which makes the retailers provide consummately meeting customer expectations.
Features of smart retail can be four things
1. Camera-Based Analytics – Digital Analytics for Retail
2. Point of Sale (POS) – Software for Smart Retail Management
3. Smart Retail Heatmaps – In-Store Retail Analytics Report
4. Customer demographic Metrics – Location tracking Technology
5. Automatic scanning of products - Smart Check out
6. Anti-theft Management.
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This powerpoint represents a semester long consulting project carried out by myself and 4 other students for a local construction management firm named PJ Dick. Our project and presentation involved analyzing PJ Dick\’s proposed new business venture and recommending proper course of action through strategic analysis. This was then presented to the company\’s executive board.
This is a group presentation created for my Organization Behavior course. This project highlights leadership tactics and managerial motivation through famous NCAA basketball coach Bob Knight. The presentation also compares the styles of Coach Knight with Coach Krzyzewski and Starbucks CEO Howard Shultz.
This is my groups final presentation in our consulting project for the Nemacolin Woodlands resort. This was presented by our group to about 20 members of the Nemacolin staff and management team. The project dealt mainly with the optimization of the resort\’s ammenities through both market research, consumer insights, and strategic implications.
Decision Making Presentation (Baseball in Las Vegas)joeynach
This presentation is the final project in a course I took called Creativity and Problem Solving. Through the use of a software program called "Super Decision" I undertook the question of whether or not Major League Baseball should consider entering the Las Vegas market.
Birchmere Ventures Market Research Presentationjoeynach
This presentation represents a semester long research and analysis project for a local Venture Capital firm named Birchmere Ventures. My group conducted extensive markest research and industry analysis on the current and future use of solar thermal technology.
The PharmaSim project was the core project of our marketing management course. This group project consisted of running a virtual marketing campaign online for a new over the counter cough/cold medicine.
4. RFID: Better alternative to traditional barcodes for identification Uses radio waves for identification Can be read from several meters away and beyond the line of sight of the reader Cost of RFID tags reducing every year and now available for 3¢
5. GPS Tracking on carts Ability to develop patterns of customer movement inside the store Better position displays according to movement Track purchases off displays and promotions Sell data to market research companies Identifies cart at kiosk for check out process
6. Kiosks: Pulls out cart specific purchase information Has payment options and ability to swipe credit card Printing of receipt and coupons Allows speedy checkout.
7. Competitive Environment Build Awareness with customer base Advertising Media, Billboards, Public Transit, etc In store: Flyers, Banners, Greeters, Coupons, etc Economies of scale – 1st Mover Advantage No 3rd party or partner companies in operating its business, easier to integrate Full Vertical Integration Significant expertise in implementing and using IT systems Competitors lack resources & expertise to respond accordingly…..Wal-Mart remains innovative leader
8. Cost/Benefit Analysis Costs Initial System Cost RFID readers Stand alone for carts Standard for kiosk GPS for carts Antenna Middleware Consulting/Integration Recurring Costs RFID tags System Maintenance Data Storage / Sorting Benefits An increase in sales of 2% due to reduced out-of-stock items 30% reduction in inventory due to lower safety stock Reduction in theft Approx. 40 employee reduction per store Market Research Decrease in wait time for customers increase sales by 3%
9. Definition of Scenarios Best Case – All Walmart stores would implement this technology – 4,300 total stores Worst Case – Project would not proceed past the initial implementation – Assumed to be about 10% of the Walmart Supercenters, total of 274 stores Likely Case – Only Walmart Supercenters would implement this technology – 2737 Walmart Supercenters
11. Organizational Implementation Plan of Attack and Time Line Risks Technology – 3rd Party Right? Competitors – How long before we are copied? Customers and Suppliers – Will they buy into the technology? Costs – Will they decrease? Inventory – Does this provide better tracking? Employees – Will they buy in? Executives – Is there an ROI? 1 yr ½ yr ½ yr 1 yr 1-2 yrs
12. Organizational Implementation Risk Mitigation Technology – Well rounded selection team Competitors – Confidentiality and long term contracts Customers and Suppliers – Market positively and show value Costs – Research before and track after Inventory – Track both ways Employees – TRAIN! TRAIN! TRAIN! INFORM! Executives – Analysis of ROI, show updates during implementation Risk Mitigation Time, Costs, Wait (Queue) time decreases Contingency Plan Scrap Project Revert to previous system – ensure employees still know traditional check out procedures
Editor's Notes
Tags (100,000/store) Readers: Stand Alone (1,000/store) Readers: Standard (20/store) GPS on Cart (1,000)Antenna (1,020) Middle Ware(1/store)