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Did you know that close to 40% of your retail peers plan to add Wi-Fi Hotspots for Customer Access within the next 24 months? By giving mobile access to shoppers, innovative retailers are able to wirelessly link shoppers to: * product descriptions * reviews and ratings * video demosBy connecting to consumers mobile devices, these interactive marketing techniques are creating more unique in-store experiences that are helping to drive impulse purchases and keep consumers returning to the store for repeat visits.Mobile couponing and mobile ordering also are growing in popularity, with more than 30% of retailers reporting plans to add those apps in the next 24 months. These statistics were uncovered in the January 2011 In-Store Mobile Marketing Survey report presented by Aruba Networks, which will be previewed in this upcoming webinar.
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Presented by Sponsored by The State Of InStore Mobility Based on the InStore Mobile Marke0ng Survey, NRF 2011
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Presented  by  Sponsored  by  

The  State  Of    In-­‐Store  Mobility  

Based  on  the  In-­‐Store  Mobile  Marke0ng  Survey,  NRF  2011    

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Presented  by  Sponsored  by  

Welcome  Webinar  A8endees  Your  GoToWebinar  A8endee  Viewer  is  made  of  2  parts:  

1.  Viewer  Window   2.  Control  Panel  

Type  your  quesHon  here  

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Presented  by  Sponsored  by  

Follow  this  webinar  on  Twi6er  using  the    

#LiveWebinar  hashtag.  

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Presented  by  Sponsored  by  

About  Retail  TouchPoints  

•  Launched  in  2007    

•  Over  20,000  subscribers  

•  To  provide  execu=ves  with  relevant,  

insighAul  content  across  a  variety  of  digital  

mediums  

Free  subscrip=on  to  our  weekly  newsleFer…  retailtouchpoints.com/signup  

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Presented  by  Sponsored  by  

Panelists  Dan  Lowden  VP  of  Marke?ng    Digby  [email protected]  @DigbyMobile  

Manish  Rai    Head  of  Retail  Marke?ng    Aruba  Networks  [email protected]  @ArubaNetworks  

Debbie  Hauss  Editor-­‐in-­‐Chief  Retail  TouchPoints  [email protected]  @RTouchPoints  

Moderator:  

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Presented  by  Sponsored  by  

Today’s  Agenda  

•  Overview  of  Mobility  Survey  Results    •  Mobile  Engagement  and  Challenges    •  Mobile  Implementa=ons    •  Q&A    

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About  the  Survey  •  Took  place  between    December  16,  2010  and  January  7,  2011  

•  Surveyed  4,000  CIOs,  IT  Directors,  and  network  managers  

•  54.3%  of  the  respondents  are  running  more  than  250  retail  

loca=ons  

Top  Results  •  “Wi-­‐Fi  Hotspot  for  Customer  Access”  is  the  top  Wi-­‐Fi  ini=a=ve  

•  Interest  in  "Self-­‐shopping"  is  exploding  as  a  use  for  in-­‐store  Wi-­‐Fi    

•  Advanced  mobile  applica=on  deployment  is  on  the  rise    

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Presented  by  Sponsored  by  

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DIGBY

In-­‐Store  Mobile  Strategies  for  Retailers  

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Digby  Backgrounder  

•  Headquartered  in  Aus=n,  TX    •  Singularly  focused  on  building  

the  Mobile  Channel  for  Retailers    

•  Enabled  45+  brands  with                        90+  storefronts  

•  Enterprise  grade  environment  with  PCI  Level  1  Cer=fica=on  and  24/7  support  

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IPHONE/IPOD  TOUCH  APP     ANDROID  APP    MOBILE  WEB   BLACKBERRY  APP    

DIGBY  MOBILE  COMMERCE  SOFTWARE  PLATFORM  

A  single  so^ware  pla_orm  that  enables  catalog  informaHon,  rich  product  images,  transacHonal  informaHon  and  deep  analyHcs  across  mobile  Web  and  rich  Apps    

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Digby  Mobile  Commerce  Suite  

Mobile  Commerce  Module   In-­‐Store  Mobile  Module  

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Mobile  Engagement:  We  are  Just  Geing  Started  

3 Billion

2 Billion

1 Billion

2009 2010

TOTAL PHONES ACTIVATED

4 Billion

Units

Time

True  Opportunity  for    Retail  Mobile  Engagement  

SMARTPHONES

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Mul=-­‐channel  Retailer  Goals  

•  Get  consumers  to  buy  more  and  more  ojen  •  Drive  more  consumers  to  the  store  •  Increase  product  discovery  in  store  •  Offer  relevant  and  =mely  promo=ons  •  Track  store  visits  and  gather  business  intelligence  •  Ensure  the  in-­‐store  Wi-­‐Fi  network  can  support  usage  •  Do  all  of  this  through  the  retailer’s  branded  rich  App    

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Mul=-­‐Channel  Retailer  Challenges  Consumers:    •  Go  to  the  store  but  do  not  buy  •  Forget  to  bring  promo=on  to  store  •  Comparison  shop  using  compe=tor  apps  and  buy  elsewhere  •  Pick  up  promo=ons  in  store  but  most  are  irrelevant    •  Are  unaware  of  new  products  available  in  store  •  Leave  store  dissa=sfied  and  retailer  never  knows  Retailers:    •  Do  not  know  when  loyal  customers  visit  the  store  •  Want  to  own  the  customer  experience  within  their  branded  

App,  not  hand  the  customer  to  a  3rd  party  marketer  

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Digby  In-­‐Store  Mobile  Module  Value  to  Retailers  

•  Drive  Sales:  Get  people  to  buy,  and  buy  more  by  deploying  powerful  contextual  promo=ons  within  the  retailers  branded  App  

•  Enhance  Loyalty:  A  higher  touch  in-­‐store  experience  means  increased  likelihood  to  return,  and  to  bring  friends  

•  Gain  Insight:  Retailers  gather  rich  business  intelligence  around  customer  in-­‐store  behavior  through  mul=ple  touch  points  

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Digby  In-­‐Store  Module  Use  Cases/Features  

1)  Store  Visit                      Based  Marke=ng  

2)  In-­‐store    Product  Research  

3)  Demo  Sta=on  Product  Ra=ng   4)  Store  Exit    

1:00pm     1:20pm    1:10pm     1:30pm    

Purchase!Saturday  

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Summary  and  Key  Takeaways  

•  Retailers  now  have  the  mobile  tools  to  engage  with  customers  when  at  home,  when  mobile  and  when  in  store,  offering  relevant  and  localized  offers  that  drives  sales  and  measurable  real-­‐=me  business  intelligence  

•  Sales  from  the  device  is  only  one  “transac=on”  to  measure  efficacy  of  mobile  strategy:  store  locators,  store  check-­‐ins,  use  of  scanner  in-­‐store,  store  exits,  to  name  a  few  

•  Consumers  are  empowered  to  make  more  educated  purchase  decisions,  to  use  their  =me  more  wisely  and  become  a  loyal  customer  

•  All  of  this  can  be  done  from  the  retailer’s  branded  rich  App  

•  These  in-­‐store  experiences  are  enhanced  by  a  Wi-­‐Fi  network  

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CONFIDENTIAL © Copyright 2011. Aruba Networks, Inc. All rights reserved

Secure  Mobility  for  In-­‐Store  Customer  Engagement

Presented by: Manish Rai Director Retail Solutions Aruba Networks

CONFIDENTIAL © Copyright 2011. Aruba Networks, Inc. All rights reserved

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Retail Mobility Roadmap

Reduce Expense Reduce Risk Increase Revenue

Warehouse Store Campus Outdoor Home

Unified Services for Network, Security & Management

Aruba

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Tablet & Phone Application Use-cases

Attract Customers •  Free Wi-Fi •  Competitive Offers

Cross/Up Sell •  Context-aware •  Location-aware

Service •  Stock & product info •  Personalized support

Customers

Staff

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  Automates mobile device provisioning and secure access

  Device-specific bandwidth and security policies

  Device-level visibility for troubleshooting & usage reports

Aruba Mobile Device Access Control

Supporting Staff Tablets & Smartphone

Amigopod

AirWave Staff Mobile App

Secure and Scalable Wireless

Access

Provisioning and Secure Access Control

Management and troubleshooting

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Customer Smartphone Wi-Fi access

  Central customer portal scales to >10,000 users

  Wi-Fi coverage automatically adjusts for interference & congestion

  Integrated Firewall maintains PCI Compliance for shared use

  Location-aware & personalized content delivery

Aruba Benefits

Secure and Scalable Wireless

Access

Customer Mobile Apps Customer

Wi-Fi Portal

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Customer Smartphone Wi-Fi access

•  Amigopod Advertising Module –  Capture customer demographics –  Easily create and launch targeted campaigns

•  Location Awareness –  Up to three meters with AirWave –  AeroScout, Ekahau & Nearbuy Systems Integration

•  Mobile Applications –  Digby partnership for in-store capabilities –  Check-in tied to loyalty programs –  Product information, marketing and concierge services

•  Content Security Services –  Filter inappropriate content –  Gain business intelligence

CSS Cloud

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Simplifying PCI Compliance

Rogue Scanning

Segmentation

Role-based Access

 Scanning for comprehensive security

 Segment wired from wireless

 Eliminate separate firewall

 Enforce role-based user access

Aruba

PCI Requirements

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Video Surveillance Solution

  Common infrastructure for mobility and video surveillance   Wired like video performance over mesh and Wi-Fi   Increase flexibility and reduce cabling costs

Aruba Benefits

Indoor Video Camera

Mesh

Wireless Video Camera

Outdoor Video Camera

PoE

PoE

802.11

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Inventory Management Solution Compatible with Leading Mobile Devices

Certified Interoperability

700+ customers use

Aruba Wi-Fi for inventory

scanning

Air Wave

Proven Solution

Comprehensive Mobility Management

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Mid-Sized Store

Comprehensive Product Portfolio for Any Size Retailer

Small Store Large Store

RAP-2wg 2 Secure-Ports Single Radio 802.11b/g

RAP-5 5 Secure-Ports Single Radio 802.11n a/b/g/n USB-WAN

600 Series 8 Secure-Ports 802.11a/b/g/n Wi-Fi USB-WAN, NAS/Print

AP-93 Virtual Controller Single Radio 802.11a/b/g/n

Data Center/Cloud 6000 Series Role-based Policy

Amigopod Customer Wi-Fi Access Mobile device access control

AirWave PCI Compliance Multi-vendor mgmt. Mobile device mgmt.

AP-105 Dual-radio 802.11a/b/g/n

3000 Series 32-128 APs 3-4Gbps Firewall

AP-105 Dual-radio 802.11a/b/g/n

Content Security Service URL Filtering Anti-virus/malware Data loss prevention

Outdoors AP-175 Dual Radio 802.11a/b/g/n NEMA Enclosure

Warehouse

CSS Cloud

AP-105 Dual-radio 802.11a/b/g/n

3000 Series 32-128 APs

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Why Aruba for In-Store Customer Engagement?

Role-based

NAC Content Security

Smartphone & Tablet ready infrastructure

User, device and app based access policy

Maximizes bandwidth & minimizes interference

Eliminates multiple pieces of equipment

Access & Bandwidth

Control

Role-based Policy

Self-Optimizing

Rightsized Mobility

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CONFIDENTIAL © Copyright 2011. Aruba Networks, Inc. All rights reserved

Thank You

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Presented  by  Sponsored  by  

Q&A  1.  Viewer  Window   2.  Control  Panel  

Type  your  quesHon  here  

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Presented  by  Sponsored  by  

Contact  Dan  Lowden  VP  of  Marke?ng    Digby  [email protected]  @DigbyMobile  

Manish  Rai    Head  of  Retail  Marke?ng    Aruba  Networks  [email protected]  @ArubaNetworks  

Debbie  Hauss  Editor-­‐in-­‐Chief  Retail  TouchPoints  [email protected]  @RTouchPoints  

Moderator:  


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