6. 1) Stock accuracy and real-time insight is key for omnichannel
2) Build a business case before you start and continue to
measure the impact as you add functions
3) Journey starts simple with accuracy, but rapidly real-time
comes into play and then further up the supply chain
Actionable Takeaways from this session
Editor's Notes
Brief introduction of featured speakers
Sophie Ecobichon
Sophie has been the Vice President of Finance since 2018 for Celio. Celio has become the leading men's ready-to-wear brand in France and a must-see on the international market. In constant expansion, the brand is present in more than 50 countries with more than 1100 stores throughout the globe. [INSERT RFID ROLL OUT DETAILS]
Kathleen Joyce
Katheen is the Global RFID lead at Under Armour and recognized as a “trailblazer” as she takes on global implementation across 400+ owned-and-operated retail locations. [INSERT RFID ROLL OUT DETAILS]
Nate PetersonNate is the VP of Supply Chain for Outdoor Voices, an activewear brand on a mission to Get The World Moving by Doing Things. [INSERT RFID ROLL OUT DETAILS]
Jeroen Struycken
Introduce yourself: VP of Business Development at Nedap and today’s session moderator.
- No other viable means available to get realtime insight in product availability an location for Omni Channel right than RFID
- RFID can pay for itself in store but the you do it for leveraging in-store merchandise for Omni Channel services
- The journey starts with accuracy, via real-time insight and goes to further up the supply chain after that