With new technologies, companies in the sector can become faster, controlled, and much more competitive.
The challenge
The Retail & Large-scale Retail Distribution sector is progressively heading towards the digitalisation of its systems for the automation of processes such as distribution, storage, traceability and sales.
With new technologies, companies in the sector can become faster, controlled, and much more competitive.
Needs
Companies in the Retail & Large-scale Retail Distribution sector must aim at streamlining both back-end (warehouse, orders, inventories, shipments) and front-end operations (exposure, payment services, surveillance). Another important need of the sector derives from the technologies required for the development of e-commerce and digital applications, such as those for online shopping, which are services increasingly requested by consumers.
What follows are some of the challenges that TWT customers have successfully faced in the Retail & Large-scale Retail Distribution sector:
Automation of warehouses and sales areas
The use of high performance connections allows automatic systems and machines to manage operations quickly, safely, and flexibly, from logistics software to the programming of industrial equipment.
Traceability and the study of data
Traceability is a fundamental element for this sector, as it involves shipments, orders, reorders, and warehousing. Goods need constant control in their movements, for product counts, logistics, and proper storage. Offices in different locations require even more data collection, study, and traceability.
Smart payments and smart objects
Digital trends in the sector indicate that the customer increasingly requests to be autonomous and quick in both operations and the purchasing experience. The integration of automatic pay stations, smart payment methods, interactive kiosks and trolleys has proved to be vital.
Business continuity
The distribution sector cannot have its services interrupted, which is why it requires services that preserve data and work continuity. Two examples of such are Cloud Backup for saving data and Disaster Recovery to protect against unexpected events and catastrophes.
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