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Microsoft Smarter Retailing ArchitectureWillem HaringIndustry Technical Strategist EMEA Retail Industry Unit [email protected]
It started years ago…
And it evolved…
DOS Win311
XPe
NT4
ApplicationsApplications
HardwareHardware
The Next Wave
Information WorkerInformation Worker
Task WorkerTask Worker
Windows Embedded for Point Of Service
POS.NETPOS.NET
.Net Framework 1.1 .Net Framework 1.1
Broad PC Hardware supportBroad PC Hardware support
Retail ApplicationRetail Application
Windows Embedded for Point Of Service
POS.NETPOS.NET
.Net Framework 1.1 .Net Framework 1.1
Broad PC Hardware supportBroad PC Hardware support
Retail ApplicationRetail Application
One standard image, created by Microsoft10+ years Support
UPOS 1.8 implementation.NET supportPlug and PlaySO validation
Any application from our Retail Partners. Application validation for WEPOS
Windows Embedded for Point Of Service
POS.NETPOS.NET
.Net Framework 1.1 .Net Framework 1.1
Broad PC Hardware supportBroad PC Hardware support
Retail ApplicationRetail Application
On August 16, 2005, IBM Retail Store Solutions announced support for Windows Embedded for Point of Service (WEPOS) on select models of the IBM SurePOS 300 Series, 500 Series and 700 Series, IBM SurePOS 4694 and IBM SureOne. In addition, select models of the IBM Anyplace Kiosk are available with WEPOS preloaded and a 40 GB hard drive standard. By supporting WEPOS, IBM demonstrates its continuing commitment to open platforms, broad operating system support, and maximum choice for retailers. This version of Windows XP Embedded is designed with retail customers in mind, and is ideal for retailers who are committed to a Microsoft implementation. It is cost-effective, easy to use and features one image that supports virtually all of the configurations retailers need. To learn more about IBM support for WEPOS, please contact your IBM representative or visit the SurePOS and Anyplace Kiosk product portals
On August 16, 2005, IBM Retail Store Solutions announced support for Windows Embedded for Point of Service (WEPOS) on select models of the IBM SurePOS 300 Series, 500 Series and 700 Series, IBM SurePOS 4694 and IBM SureOne. In addition, select models of the IBM Anyplace Kiosk are available with WEPOS preloaded and a 40 GB hard drive standard. By supporting WEPOS, IBM demonstrates its continuing commitment to open platforms, broad operating system support, and maximum choice for retailers. This version of Windows XP Embedded is designed with retail customers in mind, and is ideal for retailers who are committed to a Microsoft implementation. It is cost-effective, easy to use and features one image that supports virtually all of the configurations retailers need. To learn more about IBM support for WEPOS, please contact your IBM representative or visit the SurePOS and Anyplace Kiosk product portals
Windows Embedded for Point Of Service
POS.NETPOS.NET
.Net Framework 1.1 .Net Framework 1.1
Broad PC Hardware supportBroad PC Hardware support
Retail ApplicationRetail Application
SecuritySecurity
IdentityIdentity
DeploymentDeployment
MonitoringMonitoring
InteroperabilityInteroperability
ManagementManagement
Deploy from CD or Network resource
Patch from XP pro patch resources, update through standardized tools, Group Policies
Use standard tools for inventory, application and patch management
Use standard tools monitoring the device, up to the peripheral level
Interoperate with other OSes, frameworks and standards
One solution for identity management.
Single sign-on thru the enterprise and central management
Retail ApplicationRetail Application
POS.NETPOS.NET
.Net Framework 1.1 .Net Framework 1.1
Broad PC Hardware supportBroad PC Hardware support
SecuritySecurity
IdentityIdentity
DeploymentDeployment
MonitoringMonitoring
InteroperabilityInteroperability
ManagementManagement
Infrastructure
Application
Data Integration
Infrastructure
Application
Data Integration
Infrastructure in the store
Infrastructure
Application
Data Integration
Infrastructure
Application
Data Integration
POS In store server
SecuritySecurity
IdentityIdentity
DeploymentDeployment
MonitoringMonitoring
InteroperabilityInteroperability
ManagementManagement
SecuritySecurity
IdentityIdentity
DeploymentDeployment
MonitoringMonitoring
InteroperabilityInteroperability
ManagementManagement
Infrastructure
Infrastructure in the store
Infrastructure
Application
Data Integration
Infrastructure
Application
Data Integration
POS In store server
SecuritySecurity
IdentityIdentity
DeploymentDeployment
MonitoringMonitoring
InteroperabilityInteroperability
ManagementManagement
SecuritySecurity
IdentityIdentity
DeploymentDeployment
MonitoringMonitoring
InteroperabilityInteroperability
ManagementManagement
Infrastructure
Infrastructure in the store
Infrastructure
Application
Data Integration
Infrastructure
Application
Data Integration
POS In store server
SecuritySecurity
IdentityIdentity
DeploymentDeployment
MonitoringMonitoring
InteroperabilityInteroperability
ManagementManagement
SecuritySecurity
IdentityIdentity
DeploymentDeployment
MonitoringMonitoring
InteroperabilityInteroperability
ManagementManagement
Infrastructure
Application
Application
Infrastructure in the store
Infrastructure
Application
Data Integration
Infrastructure
Application
Data Integration
POS In store server
SecuritySecurity
IdentityIdentity
DeploymentDeployment
MonitoringMonitoring
InteroperabilityInteroperability
ManagementManagement
SecuritySecurity
IdentityIdentity
DeploymentDeployment
MonitoringMonitoring
InteroperabilityInteroperability
ManagementManagement
Infrastructure
Application
Application
Infrastructure in the storeApplies not only to the POS
Infrastructure
Application
Data Integration
Infrastructure
Application
Data Integration
POS In store server
Infrastructure
Application
Data Integration
Workstation
Infrastructure in the enterprise
Infrastructure
Application
Data Integration
Workstation
Infrastructure
Application
Data Integration
In store server
Infrastructure
Application
Data Integration
POS
Infrastructure in the enterprise
Infrastructure
Application
Data Integration
Store
Infrastructure
Application
Data Integration
Central Office
Infrastructure in the enterprise
Infrastructure
Application
Data Integration
Store
Infrastructure
Application
Data Integration
Central Office
SecuritySecurity
IdentityIdentity
DeploymentDeployment
MonitoringMonitoring
InteroperabilityInteroperability
ManagementManagement
SecuritySecurity
IdentityIdentity
DeploymentDeployment
MonitoringMonitoring
InteroperabilityInteroperability
ManagementManagement
Infrastructure
Interoperability to the enterprise
Infrastructure
Application
Data Integration
Store
Infrastructure
Application
Data Integration
Central Office
Interoperability to the enterprise
Infrastructure
Application
Store
Infrastructure
Application
Central Office
Data Integration Data Integration
ReplicationReplication
UDDIUDDI
MSMQMSMQ
MirroringMirroring
Central DatabaseCentral Database
Web ServicesWeb Services
ReplicationReplication
UDDIUDDI
MSMQMSMQ
MirroringMirroring
Local DatabaseLocal Database
Web ServicesWeb Services
Data Integration
Interoperability to the enterprise
Infrastructure
Application
Store
Infrastructure
Application
Central Office
Data Integration Data Integration
ReplicationReplication
UDDIUDDI
MSMQMSMQ
MirroringMirroring
Central DatabaseCentral Database
Web ServicesWeb Services
ReplicationReplication
UDDIUDDI
MSMQMSMQ
MirroringMirroring
Local DatabaseLocal Database
Web ServicesWeb Services
Data Integration
IXretail?
Arts Data Model?Arts Data Model?
The enterprise
Infrastructure
Application
Data Integration
Central Office
Collaboration
Supply chainBusiness
Intelligence
Multi channel retailing
The connected store
Keep the Business Running
IT Challenges & OpportunitiesIT Challenges & Opportunities
Manage CostsDeliver
Business Value
Meet the Strategic Business Meet the Strategic Business ObjectivesObjectives
Useful links
SecuritySecuring the retail store
Monitoring and managementOverviewArchitectural Issues in Managing Web Services in
Connected SystemsWeb Service Health Modeling, Instrumentation, and
Monitoring
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