Retail Automation Equipment: North American and European Vertical Market Analysis
- Topics:
- Grocery
- Tags:
- Analysis,
- Finance,
- Hardware,
- Operational Accounting,
- Point-of-sale,
- Revenue,
- Venture Development
- Source:
- Venture Development
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Overview: In 2004, the North American market for retail automation/POS equipment exceeded $2.5 billion, while the European market exceeded $2.2 billion. The largest percentage of revenues was derived from POS terminal/workstation hardware shipments. In each region, electronic article surveillance equipment comprises nearly 20%, while POS receipt printers netted nearly 10% of revenues. Largely due to their limited appeal outside of the grocery/supermarket vertical market, electronic shelf labels (ESLs) shipments comprise the smallest percentage of overall hardware revenues. This white paper presents a few of the top-level findings from the report, Retail Automation Equipment: North American and European Vertical Market Analysis.
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Format: PDF | Size: 114KB | Date: Jan 2005 | Pages: 8
