Overview

Multi-application Conference Experience at Loyalty 2018 powered by NXP

Multi-application Conference Experience at Loyalty 2018 powered by NXP  

MIFARE 2GO in Transit, Access, Micropayment and Loyalty

MIFARE 2GO in Transit, Access, Micropayment and Loyalty  

MIFARE<sup>&#174;</sup> for Smart Loyalty

MIFARE® for Smart Loyalty  

Mobile Payments, Loyalty Points with NFC Phones: Pilot at Four Day Marches, Nijmegen

Mobile Payments, Loyalty Points with NFC Phones: Pilot at Four Day Marches, Nijmegen  

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Documents   ( 5 )

Documents

Brochure  ( 4 )

  • Getting Smart about Loyalty

    Retailers have been using loyalty programs to build customer relationships and encourage repeat purchases for centuries.

    • PDF
    • Rev 0
    • Mar 26, 2020
    • 287.8 KB
    • LOYALTY-INFOGRAPHIC
    • English

  • NXP Retail then and Now

    NXP Retail then and Now

    • PDF
    • Rev 1
    • Feb 6, 2017
    • 1.3 MB
    • NXP_Retail_Then-and-Now_Infographic
    • English

  • RFID enabled personal assistant for brick mortar retail stores

    RFID enabled personal assistant for brick mortar retail stores

    • PDF
    • Rev 1
    • Dec 2, 2013
    • 796.9 KB
    • RFID_Fashion_Label_Mortar_Retail
    • English

  • Smart Retail - Efficient, Energized & Engaged

    There is a retail revolution underway, driven by technology. Technology is helping retailers drive sales, interact with shoppers, enhance consumer satisfaction, nurture customer relationships and loyalty, increase shopping convenience, improve operational efficiency, and generally bring new energy to the shopping experience, by engaging with consumers at deeper, more meaningful levels.

    • PDF
    • Rev 1
    • Mar 28, 2019
    • 1.4 MB
    • NXP_SmartRetailBrochure
    • English

White Paper  ( 1 )

  • Consumer Interaction with RFID Fashion Labels

    Today, RFID labels are predominantly used for inventory management on the shop floor. After point of sale, the labels often experience a sudden end of life. Either because the point of sales RFID device performs the EPC kill command, or because the customer tears the label off and throws it into the waste pin. The good news is, that at this point, the RFID label has already delivered substantial return of investment to the retailer

    • PDF
    • Rev 1
    • Jan 1, 2016
    • 851.6 KB
    • RFID-FASHION-LABELS
    • English