DALLAS—Jan. 5, 2011—Retalix® (NasdaqGS: RTLX) today announced that it will present its next generation of retail technology software and services at the National Retail Federation’s (NRF’s) 100th Annual Conference and Expo, Jan. 9-12 at the Jacob Javits Convention Center in New York.
The company’s presentations (booth #2119) will feature a debut of the Retalix 10 Store Suite, a comprehensive set of software applications that combines major customer-centric retail functions—customer touch points, store and inventory management, targeted promotions and loyalty—into a unified solution based on a single software engine, while reducing total cost of ownership (TCO) and facilitating quick delivery of new business capabilities.
“NRF’s Big Show is the perfect venue to present our next generation of advanced solutions designed to help retailers differentiate and increase customer spend, and to enable significantly quicker time-to-market of new business capabilities, while minimizing their TCO,” said Shuky Sheffer, CEO of Retalix. “From our new Retalix 10 Store Suite to our Customer Management and Marketing Suite to our Software-as-a-Service offerings and newly expanded System Integration (SI) Services, we’ll have a wide range of innovative solutions and services available for show attendees to explore. These offerings leverage Retalix’s nearly 30 years of retail experience and will drive significant benefits to retailers’ businesses.”
The Retalix presentation will include demonstrations of point-of-sale (POS), self-checkout, self-scanning, customer kiosk, customer scale, and a variety of applications for mobile platforms.
In addition to the Retalix 10 Store Suite, the company will be presenting a “Big Ideas” session at the show titled “Innovative Delivery of Unified, Superior Customer Experiences Across Multiple Retail Channels.” The session will be held at 1:00 PM EST on Tuesday, Jan. 11 in the Exhibitor Big Ideas area, room 3D04, in the Expo Hall, and will explore how retailers can further differentiate themselves and increase customer retention and spend through an enhanced shopping experience.
Retalix’s booth will come to life as attendees will be entranced and bedazzled by the “supernatural entertainment” of world-renowned mentalist Lior Suchard, who will offer ongoing and engaging performances for anyone around the booth throughout the two full expo days.
The booth will also feature Retalix’s full scope of extensive solutions for retailers, including its:
• Customer Management and Marketing Suite: Extensive centralized customer loyalty and promotion management solutions, fully integrated with the Retalix store suites, and also including customer-centric BI and analytics.
• Store Suite: Includes Retalix’s well-established StoreLine Grocery Solutions and StorePoint Convenience Solutions that feature point-of-sale (POS) systems, fuel retail, front and back-office applications, as well as a wide range of interfaces and services and additional store functions.
• Merchandising Suite: Features Retalix’s centralized headquarters, item management and pricing, inventory management and purchasing solutions, as well as the forecasting and store replenishment optimization solutions.
• Logistics Suite: Retalix’s supply chain management solutions for retailers and distributors, including warehouse management systems and transportation management systems.
Retalix is also presenting an extended set of services, tightly linked to the Retalix product offering and centered around Retalix’s unique deep domain retail expertise, including:
• System Integration (SI) Services: An extensive offering of strategic, value-added services, ensuring high-quality implementation of Retalix solutions, including program management, business consulting, testing, training, documentation, support and more.
• Software-as-a-Service Offerings: A wide range of Web-based applications for the retail enterprise, including Retalix’s Connected Services and Connected Payments suites that provide robust benefits for retailers of all sizes while decreasing rollout and ongoing maintenance costs.
Retailers can learn more about these solutions by scheduling a booth meeting with Retalix during the event, and can contact Teresa Glover at Teresa.Glover@retalix.com for details. Media and industry analysts can contact Jeff Green at greenj@mbapr.com or Brad Prizer at Brad.Prizer@retalix.com for meeting information.
About Retalix
Retalix® (NASDAQ-GS: RTLX) is a leading provider of software solutions to retailers and distributors worldwide. The Company’s product and services help its customers automate and synchronize essential retail and supply chain operations, encompassing stores, headquarters and warehouses. Specializing in the food industry, Retalix serves customers in more than 50 countries. For more information, visit www.retalix.com.
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