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Change is inevitable, but transformation is a choice. The black Givenchy dress altered the direction of winds for the fashion industry, and the same disruptions were reflected in the music industry with the introduction of iTunes. Likewise, the course of various industries has changed over the years, and it is not any different for retail as well. Today, there is a paradigm shift in the way retailers operate. They are leveraging best of breed technologies to make sure that their listed inventory remains up to date and in-stock, subjugate the growing cases of shopliftings and myriad of other transformations that were unimaginable in traditional retail. “Seeing the rate at which the industry was transforming, we knew from the start that we have to align ourselves with its trajectory in order to cement our position in the global hierarchy,” says George Babich, Jr., President and CEO, Checkpoint Systems (NYSE: CKP). “This is the reason, retail organizations will find proficient data analytic engine, latest radio frequency technology, market leading RFID hardware, software, and comprehensive labeling capabilities in our offerings,” adds Babich.

