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Prism Skylabs Refocuses Security Cams Into Productive Video Assets. Prism SkyLabs was able to draw media attention before it was even launched thanks to buzz among angel investors (including TechCrunch founder Michael Arrington). When we last reported on Prism, we only knew that the startup planned to ‘bring physical spaces online.’ But the startup, which is debuting today at TechCrunch Disrupt, does so much more, and may be a killer new tool for any merchant or business who has a consumer storefront. Simply put, Prism Skylabs is a cloud-based service thats allow business owners to bring video feeds online, capture images from these feeds and share this data with consumers and the public. Most stores and restaurants have surveillance videos running 24-hours a day. That’s where Prism Skylabs comes in. Why would businesses want these images? More over, users can compare web analytics, social media traffic and more with traffic documented by the video images.
JH: This is a huge opportunity. KR: I see where this makes sense for the business owner. A: yes. SenSource. Nextiva. Verint Retail Traffic Analytics help retailers understand customer behaviour :: Latest in Retail & EAS - Markets. Retailers around the globe are challenged with reducing expenses and increasing revenue by improving the effectiveness of their store operations. As the economy fluctuates, these businesses have become even more conscious of measuring store performance and lowering operational costs. Is the store busier on Monday evenings than it is on Friday afternoons? If there are multiple locations or departments, does one attract more customers than another? Does a store have "hot spots", areas where customers tend to be drawn? How many people who enter the store actually end up making purchases?
These are all questions that can be answered with Verint's Nextiva Retail Traffic Analytics. Nextiva Retail Traffic Analytics is designed to help retailers make operational decisions based on hard data and validate assumptions for key in-store marketing, product placement, and advertising decisions. How many customers are in a store or department at specific points in time? ShopperTrak | Retail Intelligence | Mall Traffic Analysis | People Counters | Casino Retail Analysis | Foot Traffic Analysis.
Retail traffic counter ShopperTrak readies European expansion. 13 October 2011 | By Robert Bain UK— ShopperTrak, whose technology counts and analyses footfall in malls and retail stores, has announced its expansion in Europe following the acquisition of its UK-based licensee RCT Analytics. The 15-year-old Chicago-based company’s video analysis technology allows store and mall owners to count visitors and analyse their movements in order to identify opportunities to increase conversion. Its service is used in 40,000 locations in 72 countries, and it aims to reach a total of 6,000 locations in Europe.
As well as a London office, the company has sales offices in France, Germany and Dubai. CEO Christopher Ainsley said: “Our long-term partnership with RCT made the investment a logical next step to better address the needs of our growing client base.” ShopperTrak hopes to expand its work with existing multinational clients in Europe, as well as working with new clients in the region. Follow us on. Pedestrian path measurement technology | Path Intelligence. What's New at EnQii. 'Creepy' Path Intelligence retail technology tracks shoppers.
“Path intelligence,” indeed « Adam Greenfield's Speedbird. I want you to go take a look at this Times Online piece, which comes my way via Chris Heathcote’s del.icio.us. (If you’re in a hurry, the gist of it is that a UK-based company called Path Intelligence is using mobile-phone microtriangulation to pinpoint customer behavior inside malls.) I cannot imagine a better-timed demonstration of so many of the facets of so-called “reality mining” that concern me. The utility of gathering this information is clear, at least from the perspective of a retail establishment: A shopping mall could, for example, find out that 10,000 people were still in the store at 6pm, helping to make a case for longer opening hours, or that a majority of customers who visited Gap also went to [competitor] Next, which could useful for marketing purposes.
In this case, information gathered from you without your knowledge (let alone your consent) is being used to build models of behavior from which real financial value can be derived.