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"Details matter. Things like alarm placement, device type, connectivity, monitoring, and maintenance all affect how well the system performs," says Wayne Bidwell, Director of Enterprise Sales at Telaid. Deploying a silent alarm system across a large retail footprint is far more complex than simply choosing a device and installing it. Watch the clip, then catch Wayne Bidwell and Jim Brodzik discuss the New York Retail Workers Safety Act and why retailers in New York as well as other states should stay on top of technology implementations to keep their stores and employees safe. Read more: https://hubs.ly/Q04r4L-G0 #NYWorkersSafetyAct #technologyintegration

Most distribution centers have more alerts than answers: congestion warnings, idle time flags, and stall events. But no clear picture of why any of it is happening. Brooks Thompson and Bryan Kim break down how computer vision is closing that gap and what it means for yield, throughput, and operational efficiency at scale. Read more on the blog "Telaid and Superb AI Inc.: Bringing Computer Vision to Distribution Centers": https://hubs.ly/Q04r3KvS0.

AI in grocery is moving beyond experimentation and into real business impact. How is your organization preparing its infrastructure for the next generation of AI-powered stores? A recent Grocery Dive article, citing research from FMI, found that many food retailers are already seeing returns from AI investments that improve operations, inventory management, and the customer experience. Our takeaway at Telaid? AI success depends on more than the application itself. Whether it's computer vision, smart checkout, or store automation, these technologies rely on a strong network foundation. Without reliable connectivity, edge infrastructure, and seamless integration, even the best AI solutions can fall short. As grocers continue to scale AI, building the right technology foundation will be just as important as choosing the right solution. 📖 Learn more in our newest blog post by Beth Bergmann "Grocery's Hidden Bottleneck: Why Network Infrastructure Decides Vision AI Success." https://hubs.ly/Q04qqNFY0 Article source: https://hubs.ly/Q04qqQtV0 #GroceryTechnology #RetailTechnology #VisionAI #SmartStores #TechnologyIntegration

Telaid's Chris Patsiga and Jill Zylstra recently spent time with the New England Science & Sailing Foundation (NESS), an organization that empowers students with a love of learning and advances academic opportunities through ocean-based experiential programs. NESS's STEM-based curriculum uses marine science, sailing, powerboating, and adventure sports as hands-on learning platforms, on and off the water, giving science principles a real-world context students can see and feel. A special thank you to Spike Lobdell, founder of NESS, for his vision in building an organization that has opened up the water to so many students. Team Telaid is proud that Chris serves on the board of directors, and we're inspired by the amazing work NESS does for students. Along with NESS, Telaid supports national and regional organizations doing incredible work in our communities. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/ee-w_4Hb (https://lnkd.in/eHz62MXy) Pictured left to right: Chris Patsiga, Jane Conway, Jill Zylstra, Erika Glebocki, MBA, MSBM, and Kasey Commander. Also pictured on the sailboat: Christopher Baker, Jill Zylstra, Erika Glebocki, and Kasey Commander #Communityengagement

Most retailers know a new workplace safety law is coming. Far fewer have a plan that goes beyond the minimum. Telaid's Jim Brodzik and Wayne Bidwell walk through what the New York Retail Workers Safety Act actually requires by January 2027 and why the retailers building for the enterprise now will be better positioned when more states follow. Watch the clip below and learn more on the blog: https://hubs.ly/Q04q3xpn0

“Planning problems become vendor relationship problems when no one wants to take ownership for open issues.” Ross Page, SVP of Sales and Growth at Telaid, on the moment most rollouts quietly start to fall apart. Read the full breakdown on what separates successful enterprise tech rollouts from the ones that derail on the blog: https://lnkd.in/eqSBbdEp #technologyintegration

"Security stops being a cost center and becomes a visible layer for the whole operation," says Beth Bergmann, Chief Strategy Officer at Telaid, on what integrated security actually unlocks for retail operators beyond stopping theft. Read the full breakdown in the latest blog post: https://hubs.ly/Q04pdqVy0 #integratedtechnology #grocery #technology #assetprotection

PYMNTS recently highlighted how new regulations around self-checkout are prompting retailers to rethink how they invest in store technology. The bigger question isn't whether self-checkout is staying or going. It's how retailers create stores that are smarter, safer, and more efficient, regardless of how customers choose to check out. As regulations evolve, we're likely to see increased investment in: • AI-powered loss prevention • Computer vision • Smart queue management • Mobile tools for store associates • Store infrastructure that supports both employees and customers Technology should do more than automate a task. It should improve the entire store operation by helping associates work more efficiently, enhancing the customer experience, and creating stores that can adapt as regulations and consumer expectations continue to evolve. At Telaid, we help retailers design, deploy, and support the technologies that power modern stores: from networking and AI-enabled solutions to loss prevention, digital infrastructure, and nationwide field services. As store operations become more complex, having the right integration partner can make all the difference. Want to hear more about what it takes to build a successful retail technology strategy? Watch Beth Bergmann, Chief Strategy Officer at Telaid, discuss one of the biggest mistakes grocery chains make before opening their first store, and learn why building the right technology foundation from day one matters. Read more on our blog: https://hubs.ly/Q04pdrJX0 Article source: https://hubs.ly/Q04pdyQr0

"It's not usually the technology. It's the communication between the teams, the execution." Brooks Thompson, Director of Emerging Technology and Partnerships at Telaid, on why most AI projects in QSR actually fail. Read the full breakdown on what separates real AI value from noise, and how to avoid the most common pitfalls: https://hubs.ly/Q04pjRx50 #QSR #AI #Technology

Jeff Wayman, Director of Enterprise Sales at Telaid, gets into what restaurant brands consistently get wrong when modernizing their tech stack, and what to prioritize before layering on anything new. If you're managing technology across multiple locations, this one is worth your time. Watch the full video and read the blog post: https://bit.ly/4eWkZPC #TechnologyIntegration #restaurants