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Traveling Innovation Center visits Poland
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Neighbors | Shaiyla Hakeem .Judy Gabriele checks her self out on one of the regesters inside Pan-Oston's Innovation Center. The bus visited with representatives from Nemenz's, in Poland, April 27.
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Neighbors | Shaiyla Hakeem .Don Gabriele and Judy Gabriele listen to Pan-Oston's Jeff Geron as he explains how the mobile attendant operates. It is a wireless hand-held attendant that connects to the self checkout lanes. The supervisor can approve and correct mistakes from the device without being at the actual register.
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Neighbors | Shaiyla Hakeem .Jack Wetzel (left), Don Gabriele, Judy Gabriele, Utopia's Jeff Geron, Henry Nemnz and Utopia's Dered Howard stand in front of Pan-Oston's Innovation Center April 27. The bus features self checkout lanes that are said to enhance customer service.
Pan-Oston’s Utopia Across America Traveling Innovation Center touched down in Poland April 27.
The Innovation Center, located inside a large bus, showcased the latest technology in self-checkout services. Pan-Oston met with H.P. Nemenz Food Store representatives to discuss the importance and possible implementation of self-checkout lanes.
Jeff Geron, Pan-Oston representative, said these lanes are imperative to the overall customer’s satisfaction.
“Twenty percent of customers say they won’t shop with you if you don’t offer a self-service,” he said.
H.P. Nemenz corporation owns 18 Save a Lot and three IGA grocery stores.