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TouchP¢ints
Impact of Store Networks
and WiFi on Customer
Experience
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MODERATOR
Debbie Hauss
Editor-in-Chief
Retail TouchPoints
Panelists
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Greg Buzek Kevin McCauley Greg Griffiths
Founder & President Director of Retail Market Vice President of Product
IHL Group Development Alliances
Airtight Networks EarthLink
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HARD DATA, SMART DECISIONS
Impact of Store Networks and
WiFi on Customer Experience
Greg Buzek President
9 Aifight’ =) EarthLink’
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Fundamental Change in
Store Architecture
¢ POS being driven by Distributed
Order Management
* One version of the truth
¢ Enabling Associate and Consumers
via WiFi and Mobile
* Centralized Returns/Return Fraud
¢ Ship from Store and other
Omni-Channel trends
¢ Beacons and Internet of Things
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Infrastructure
Survey Results
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Respondent Demographics
Respondents by segment Respondents by revenue
$500M - $1
Hospitality, Billion, 19%
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23%
General
Merchandise &
Specialty, 63%
Over $1 Billion,
Food, Drug, 51%
Conv, Mass, . Under $500
14% Million, 30%
= Hospitality =| Food, Drug, Conv, Mass = General Merchandise & Specialty
= S500M - $1 Billion, 19% @ Under $500 Million, 30% & Over $1 Billion, 51%
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HARD DATA. SMART DECISIONS
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Status of Infrastructure Update %
Store Infrastructure Technology Update Timeframe
@ Currently Ready Within 12 Months @ 12-24 Months
®@ 24-36 Months
Beacons
Loyalty-Mobile App
EMV Compliance
WiFi-Store Level
WAN Bandwidth/optimization
WAN/LAN Network Security
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Who Has WiFi Installed
% RESPONDENTS USING WIFI AT STORES
General Merchandise & Specialty
Food, Drug, Conv, Mass
Hospitality
Overall
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In-Store Wi-Fi Use Strategy
How do you use Wi-Fi ?
%
@ Both Company use and customer WiFi access
@ Just for Company Use
B® Just Customer Use
Overall 54 42 3
Food, Drug, Conv, Mass 22 78
General Merchandise & Specialty 51 46 3
Hospitality 85 3 8
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HARD DATA SMARTDECISONS Source: IHL Group Store Infrastructure Survey 2015
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Analytics Usage of In-Store Wi-Fi
% RESPONDENTS USING WIFI AT STORES
Demographics
Sales conversion by Wifi
Times of use
Social media conversions
Time in store
Loyalty/repeat visits to store
Hot spots in store
What devices customers use
Guest WiFi session duration
Traffic counting
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Differentiated Use of In-Store Wi-Fi
Are you doing promotions to customers over Wi-Fi? %
mYes = No
Overall 24 76
General Merchandise & Specialty 31 69
Food, Drug, Conv, Mass 11 89
Hospitality 15 85
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HARD DATA SMARTDECISONS Source: IHL Group Store Infrastructure Survey 2015
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Wi-Fi Vendor Selection Criteria
Top Criteria (1-5, 5 Critical)
Analytics and Social Media integration
Vendor reputation
SLAs
Costs
Centralized Control of company devices
PCI Compliance
Security
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IT Spend on Data Security
% of IT Budget is on
% Data Security taken
up by PCI
Data Security
Overall 14.1%
Tier 1 (Over 1B) 13.8%
Tier 2 (SO00m-1B) 13.3%
Tier 3 (<500m) 15.1%
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HARD DATA SMART DECISONS
37.7%
32.6%
40.6%
42.3%
Source: /HL Group Store Infrastructure Survey 2015
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Secure Guest Wi-Fi
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Secure Guest Wi-Fi
What can you learn from your customers?
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Secure Guest Wi-Fi
What can you learn from your customers?
Engagement
Does this man need help?
Do you know his name?
Do you even know he’s here?
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Secure Guest Wi-Fi
What can you learn from your customers?
Engagement
Does this man need help?
Do you know his name?
Do you even know he’s here?
Integration
What if your Wi-Fi could feed this
information into your POS, CRM,
and loyalty systems?
netTworas
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Secure Guest Wi-Fi
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What can go wrong?
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What can go wrong?
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What can go wrong?
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What can go wrong?
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The Roadmap
How to maximize your new guest Wi-Fi
Engage your guests
Use guest Wi-Fi to promote loyalty programs
and interact with customers
Secure your Wi-Fi
Ensure your network is safe from
wireless intrusions and complies
with PCI rules
Close the loop
Integrate Wi-Fi analytics and
guest data with your other in-
store information systems
Observe your space
Presence analytics can show you how many mobile users are in or
near your store, how long they stay, and how often they come back
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Impact on
Store Network
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Applications drive the customer experience
Appealing @ Personalization
Visually interacavevironment
technologies, digital signage,
Quick access to customer
data/records, mobile
free Wi-Fi workers, informed staff
Easy transactions Customer
Self-service and automation, commitment
fast checkout, call routing, . ; .
reliable access to services On-site emp oyee training,
protection of customer data,
disaster recovery
Connection with
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other customers
Data analytics, real time
Access to reviews, access to a single view of
connection via social media data, information to support
decision making
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WAN performance drives applications
SaaS
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Application Visibility and Control
Application Visibility
Provides customers with a full
understanding of bandwidth usage at
the application level for each location.
Application Control
Provides customers with the ability to
dynamically adjusts network behavior and
resources to application traffic demand.
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What about
Customer Loyalty?
How does WiFi lend itself to Customer Loyalty and what type of
increase does it have on sales?
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Customer Wi-Fi’s Influence on Loyalty/Sales
What percentage say
customer Wi-Fi % Saying impact on
; % Increase in Sales
increases customer Customer Loyalty
loyalty by segment
Overall 28% 2%
General Merchandise 22% 2.2%
Food, Drug, Conv, Mass 0% 3%
Hospitality 61% 2.7%
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HARD DATA SMARTDECISONS Source: /HL Group Store Infrastructure Survey 2015
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Employee Wi-Fi Impact
on Customer Loyalty/Sales
What percentage say
employee access to
Wi-Fi increases
customer loyalty by
% Saying impact on
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Customer Loyalty % Increase in Sales
segment
Overall 48% 3.4%
General Merchandise 53% 4.3%
Food, Drug, Conv, Mass 11% .6%
Hospitality 61% 2.5%
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HARD DATA SMARTDECISONS Source: /HL Group Store Infrastructure Survey 2015
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Impact on Sales/Profitability
for Average Retailer
Avg. EBITA% | Avg. EBITA%
Average increases after
customer and associate WiFi Avg. Sales Rev BEFORE Rev AFTER Increase *
Increase % sae i Ba ; in EBITA
added. WiFi/Mobile WiFi/Mobile
Overall 3.4% 5.5% 6.4% 17.3%
General Merchandise 6.5% 6.2% 8.2% 32.1%
Food, Drug, Conv, Mass 9% 4.8% 5.1% 5.8%
Hospitality 5.2% 6.1% 7.2% 17.4%
GMS retailers can add on average 2 more points to EBITA with WiFi and what that enables.
¢ Leveling the playing field on information
* Upsell opportunities/Offers to customers
¢ Does not include any increase due to increased loyalty
iHL >»
HARD DATA SMARTDECISONS Source: /HL Group Store Infrastructure Survey 2015
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What about an Average Retailer (SMillions)
Average increases after Avg. EBITA Avg. EBITA
customer and associate WiFi | Avg. Sales eee BEFORE AFTER pacha
added. WiFi/Mobile | WiFi/Mobile
General Merchandise $850M $55.2M $52.7M $74.1M $21.4M
Food, Drug, Conv, Mass $8,000M $72.0M $384.0M $410M $26.1M
Hospitality $1,100M $57.2M $67.1M $83M $15.8M
Survey Respondents by Segment applied to average retailer sizes per segment
* Dependent on efficiency of the supporting systems
iHL >»
HARD DATA SMARTDECISONS Source: /HL Group Store Infrastructure Survey 2015
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Contact Information
* Greg Buzek
* President
¢ +1-615-591-2955
* greg@ihlservices.com
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¢) EarthLink’
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Contact Information
¢ Greg Buzek
* President
¢ +1-615-591-2955
* greg@ihlservices.com
* Kevin McCauley
¢ Director of Retail Market Development
Aiilight
NETWORKS
¢ kevin.mccauley@airtightnetworks.com
¢ Greg Griffiths
¢ Vice President of Product Alliances
(3 EarthLink’ - Gariffiths@eInk.com
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MODERATOR
Debbie Hauss
Editor-in-Chief
Retail TouchPoints
Q&A// Panelists
p
aad
Greg Buzek Kevin McCauley Greg Griffiths
Founder & President Director of Retail Market Vice President of Product
IHL Group Development Alliances
Airtight Networks EarthLink
retail |