Xterprise Company Profile
Xterprise Inc., founded in 2002, provides radio frequency-identification (RFID) software, services and complete solutions to brand suppliers and retailers worldwide. The company helps enterprises implement RFID within manufacturing plants, supply chains and retail stores. The company serves two primary clients: retailers – department stores and specialty chains – and the manufacturers that supply goods to retailers.
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Xterprise
Global Headquarters2304 Tarpley, Suite 114
Carrollton, Texas, 75006
United States
(972) 690.9460
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American Apparel reduced both labor costs and out-of-stocks, while driving improve sales and same-store performance
Technology for the High Definition Enterprise™
The RFID system at American Apparel was born from the retailer’s vision to further improve business processes, enhance customer...
Xterprise News & Resources
American Apparel Making A Bold Fashion Statement with RFID
March 13, 2013
American Apparel tested and deployed an item level RFID-based system that allowed store managers to track the movement of clothing items from ASN receiving, to back room put away, through restock staging and retail sales floor cycle counts and on to the point-of-sale execution. By leveraging this advanced RFID solution from Xterprise, American Apparel reduced both labor costs and out-of-stocks, while driving improve sales and same-store performance.
Xterprise Clarity Solution Suite
March 8, 2013
At Xterprise, we believe to maintain competitive advantage organizations must now more than ever gain a precise, current and insightful understanding of their business environments. Then they must leverage that knowledge to better collaborate, respond faster, and exert stronger control over their enterprise activities. To achieve this goal a business must transform to a High Definition Enterprise™.
American Apparel finds the right fit with RFID
March 6, 2013
American Apparel was looking for a smarter way to meet their goals and, from what they had learned, item-level RFID looked like precisely the solution they wanted. Given the control the company has over its own manufacturing, distribution and retail operations, the plan was to reap the benefits of RFID not only on the retail floor, but throughout its closed loop supply chain.