Today, the LINQ intelligent tablets are being deployed by renowned global brands in various environments, to create unparalleled interactive experiences that drive sales and enhance product discovery. The introduction of this solution in Japan would help Scala to tap the potential of a growing market for reliable and versatile intelligent tablets in one of Asia-Pacific’s largest economies.
The LINQ tablets feature either a Linux or Android operating system, and are equipped with a content playback function. They are designed to withstand continuous commercial use in any demanding high-volume environment, and are optimized for fixed applications such as point of sale (POS), digital catalogues, digital signage, self-service kiosks and interactive guided selling solutions. They deliver digital signage content, automate product discovery and facilitate suggestive selling to enhance the customer experience and improve customer engagement across diverse use cases.
“The LINQ tablets are designed to provide an optimal all-in-one device to meet the market’s increasing demand for commercial-grade, reliable and versatile in-store tablets to elevate the customer experience. Scala is poised to enter the Japanese market with fully-compliant tablets that conform to the highest certification standard. This marks a significant milestone for Scala and our customers in Japan,” said Manish Kumar, Managing Director – APAC of STRATACACHE.
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