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Learn how an upscale grocery chain located on the East Coast updated its scanner fleet in advance of a new Loyalty App with mobile coupons, adapting to customer requirements and enhancing the shopping experience. Retail customers want to move through the checkout swiftly and leverage their smartphones for list management, store directory, coupons, and more. For this retailer, modernizing the Point-of-Sale (POS) with the ability to read mobile coupons and 2D bar codes, was critical. In this case study, we explain how the combination of industry leading depth-of-field, reading accuracy, speed, user-preferred ergonomics, and easy POS integration delivered the winning combination for the enterprise and the shopper.

Based in Dundee, Scotland, NHS Tayside Central Decontamination Unit (CDU) is the primary site for processing reusable surgical instruments. The CDU provides decontamination services to 52 surgical theatres and Dundee Dental Hospital, processing eight million instruments in compliance with ISO standards and medical device directives. Working with Sciamed, NHS Tayside Central Decontamination Unit has improved traceability of reusable medical devices with Datalogic’s Ulyxe laser marking system.

Waitrose has constantly remained at the forefront of innovation when it comes to smartphone shopping. The retailer was first in the UK to launch the self-shopping service over a decade ago and was also the first to offer the service to all myWaitrose customers via their smartphones. Now, it is the first UK supermarket chain to roll out a new customer facing scanning solution to all its stores, empowering customers to scan codes from their smartphone screen at the checkout, without handing over their phone.

Bologna , 10 October 2019. Datalogic , a global leader in the automatic data...

Bologna, 1st October 2019 - Datalogic S.p.A. (Borsa Italiana S.p.A: DAL), a company...

Datalogic brings an extensive display of products and solutions highlighting...