RBM Technologies, a provider of retail communications platform, announced that its Visual Merchandising Manager (VMM) solution will be available on the new Motorola (News
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Motorola Solutions selected VMM as one of the important retail applications to highlight on the recently launched tablet for enterprises.
“Retail stores are incredibly expensive to run and maintain, yet many retailers aren’t getting the most out of their stores’ potential because there is no way to tell whether merchandising and promotional campaigns are being executed according to plan,” said Dan Wittner, chief customer officer at RBM Technologies.
RBM Technologies’ retail communications platform ensures store compliance with fixture-based planograms and localized execution.
A Web-based in-store visual merchandising management solution, VMM empowers store managers with instant directives on where, when and how to place items within a store.
Using the Android (News - Alert)-based ET1 Enterprise Tablet, RBM enables an unparalleled level of localization and real-time reporting to headquarters.
“Motorola Solutions works with retailers around the globe to help transform associate effectiveness and the shopping and buying experience, as well as supply chain efficiency and store operations,” said Frank Riso, senior director of global retail solutions, Motorola Solutions, in a statement.
“The combination of RBM’s Visual Merchandising Manager on our new ET1 Enterprise Tablet aligns with our vision of enabling the next generation of enterprise mobility by empowering the mobile workforce with a device that is appropriate for their role, allowing them to deliver a richer and more interactive shopping experience,” Riso added.
Recently, RBM Technologies announced that it is offering its VMM solution on the Cisco (News
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