Bunnpris is a discount retail chain with stores throughout Norway and today boasts 200 locations throughout the country. The chain has identified promoting customer loyalty as one of its primary goals and strives to achieve it by delivering excellent customer service and providing extended opening hours for the convenience of its shoppers.

The Bunnpris store in Blindern, located north of Oslo, and one of the first stores in Norway to implement a self checkout system, was the first store in the chain to implement ZBD’s fully graphic electronic labels.

Find out how ZBD's solution has enabled Bunnpris Blindern to reduce costs, automate promotions and increase staff productivity.

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T-Mobile Austria is a leading global telecommunications company with 3.8 million customers. As Austria’s second-largest mobile operator, T-Mobile employs 1,400 people throughout the country and has been awarded "Best Place to Work" in Austria.T-Mobile Austria is using ZBD’s solution in its new concept mobile phone stores and is the first mobile operator in Austria to start using digital price labels.

Since implementing the solution, T-Mobile Austria has saved about 40% on material costs and employee hours.

This case study illustrates the key benefits of the solution including interviews with the Vice President, Shops T-Mobile Austria and one of their Store Managers.

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With annual revenues of approximately DKK 50 billion (US $9.2 billion) and more than 35,000 employees, Coop Denmark is a giant in the Danish Retail Industry. Coop Denmark signed an agreement in 2011 to implement ZBD’s fully graphic electronic shelf labels in 77 of its stores across Denmark and Greenland in an effort to increase productivity and enable them to launch promotional campaigns more quickly within its stores.

The Kvickly Jyllinge store, located just northwest of Copenhagen, was one of the first Coop Denmark stores to transition from paper shelf labels to ZBD’s fully graphic electronic displays.

Find out how ZBD's solution has enabled the store to reduce costs and increase efficiency.

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Plasmadiscounter.nl is an electrical retailer run by the well-known Dutch WTCC motor racer Tom Coronel, and part of the Create2Fit Ltd umbrella brand. It offers customers a wide selection of Digital, Plasma, LCD, and HD televisions and associated electrical goods from leading brands. The store in Naarden, near Amsterdam, has successfully deployed ZBD’s electronic shelf edge labels as a more intelligent, informative and dynamic alternative to the paper-based labelling the store had employed previously.

Find out how ZBD's solution has enabled the store to adjust pricing simultaneously and in real time across its website, its Point of Sale system and the shelf edge displays, as well as providing the store with the ability to display product information and stock levels.

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Well known to electronics consumers in northwest Montana and to online buyers nationwide through its strong Internet sales efforts, Vann's has received many accolades for its tech-savvy stores and its adoption of new technologies. In 2010, Vann's introduced a new, high-concept consumer electronics store - focused on the customers' experience - and created a new brand - 'The ON Store'.

In addition to the 'look' of the electronic shelf labels, there were other key considerations that went into choosing the ZBD solution: the long-term savings the company would gain compared to printing and affixing paper tags for every price change, the ability to change prices quickly, the return on investment (ROI), and the future ability to implement ‘time-of-day’ promotions.

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SISA, the Italian supermarket giant, has implemented ZBD’s electronic shelf labels within the fruit and vegetable, meat and delicatessen departments of a number of stores in its North West region.

Find out how ZBD’s epaper system has delivered measurable benefits including time savings, reduction of fines from displaying provenance information incorrectly, and has received positive customer feedback.

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EMT is Estonia’s leading telecoms provider and a subsidiary of the global TeliaSonera and has implemented ZBD’s epop electronic shelf labels solution throughout its 33-store estate.

Read how ZBD’s solution has enabled EMT to implement timely promotions, saved both time and money, improved pricing accuracy and eliminated the need for paper price tags.

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