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Cisco and Itautec Launch Retail Technology Solution in Brazil

30/06/2012 03:13 (325 Day 22:21 minutes ago)

The FINANCIAL -- Cisco and Itautec have launched a solution developed specifically for Brazilian retailers called POS in a Minute.

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According to Cisco, the new offering includes the networking and wireless infrastructure, IP telephony and security systems integrated into a single platform that allows retailers to quickly setting up of a point of sale (POS), with low installation and maintenance costs.

By integrating all of these capabilities into the POS in a Minute solution, retailers only need on-site power to quickly and securely activate points of sale, at places such as supermarket checkouts, pharmacies, kiosks, etc. It takes an average of just 30 minutes to deploy the solution from the time the equipment is received until it is fully operational.

In addition to the quick installation, another benefit of POS in a Minute is its low operational costs. The integrated solution simplifies training and management, as well as provides enhanced protection for business continuity and boosts optimization for physical space inside stores.

The new solution is based on the Cisco Integrated Services Router, the ISR G2, which offers basic connectivity to servers, POS, the back office and supports, wireless and unified communications solutions, including IP telephony and video.  POS in a Minute also offers advanced security options, with a firewall, cloud solutions and 3G link.

Integration of unified communication services provides benefits for employees and customers.  For employees, there are flexible communications with videoconferencing and mobility as well as remote extensions. For customers, video can provide an enhanced level of service at the point of sale. For example, real-time conversations with remote specialists can be conducted over high-definition video to answer customer questions on specific products.

Itautec brings all of its commercial automation experience to POS in a Minute, providing integrated support and management with a centralized support desk, to enhance business continuity and reduce operating risks.

"The retail market has been transitioning from traditional point of sale models to a new generation that adds technology and great customer service.  The new solution from Cisco and Itautec will meet this type of demand from retailers quickly, and at a lower cost", said Daniela Ruiz, enterprise director at Cisco Brazil.

"This is a solution which is well suited to the various retail segments, due to greater speed and reduced costs. Itautec and Cisco have developed an offer that will bring enormous benefits to the retailer. We are sure that the benefits will be significant, speeding deployment of new stores", says Flavio Montezuma, commercial director of business automation at Itautec. "This agility is strategic, especially at a time when the Brazilian retail market is undergoing a significant expansion and professionalization in its technological infrastructure".

 

 

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