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斑马技术零售业解决方案将亮相2022 中國零售業博覽會

作者：admin 发布时间：2022-08-05

斑馬技術（展位號: M2027）將于2022年9月1日–3日參加在青島世界博覽城舉辦的2022 中國零售業博覽會(2022 CHINASHOP)，中國零售業博覽會是零售业一年一度的专业展会也是行业交流盛会，自1999年創辦以來，已經曆了22年發展。

此屆零售博覽會上，斑馬技術將爲觀衆帶來全渠道零售業解決方案的展示。無論是零售門店店面的運營、店內庫存的管理，還是中轉倉及倉儲過程中商品出入庫與揀選管理，我們都有精彩的應用演示和技術專家詳細的講解；同時現場還將會展示今年新推出的全新産品組合，包括固定式工業掃描器和視覺系統解決方案，旨在賦能企業實現追蹤和追溯能力以及流水線過程中的質量檢驗。讓我們利用多年的數字化經驗去推動零售業與時俱進。

斑馬技術零售業亮點優勢

優化庫存和履單管理

智能運營提高執行力

提升客戶體驗滿意度

提供切實可行的見解

斑馬技術展會信息

地點：青島世界博覽城

展位號: M2027

參觀時間：2022年9月1日-2日9:00-17:00

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Zebra Technologies（納斯達克股票代碼：ZBRA）通過實現行業一線員工和資産的可視化、互聯和完全優化，助力企業在按需經濟中蓬勃發展。斑馬技術擁有來自100多個國家/地區超過10,000多家合作夥伴的生態系統，憑借屢獲殊榮的硬件、軟件、服務和解決方案組合，通過實現工作流程數字化與自動化爲各種規模的客戶提供服務。企業員工可利用斑馬技術的創新技術來幫助自身進行感知、分析和行動，從而使供應鏈變得更爲動態，也讓客戶和患者得到更好的服務，員工在工作中也會更加投入。近期斑馬技術通過收購Fetch Robotics擴大了工業自動化産品組合，並通過收購Adaptive Vision、antuit.ai和Matrox Imaging提高了機器視覺和人工智能軟件方面的能力。斑馬技術在《新聞周刊》首次公布的美國最受歡迎的工作場所名單中名列第25位，並在《福布斯》于2022年2月10日發布的美國500家最佳中型雇主名單中位列第79位。

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