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The  State  Of    In-­‐Store  Mobility  

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

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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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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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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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Thank You

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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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