Retaligent leverages Windows 7 Multi-touch capabilities for their Clienteling Solution

Posted: Jun 29, 2010 at 12:28 PM
By: Sanjay Jain
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Retaligent Solutions, Inc., a leading provider of Clienteling and Assisted-Selling solutions has developed an application, leveraging the Windows 7 Touch, using Silverlight 4.0 on the MS-Dynamics CRM 4.0 platform. This new feature-rich retail Clienteling, Loyalty and Campaign Management solution employs multi-touch capabilities, enabling an intuitive and responsive user experience that shortens the in-store training process. Retaligent’s new Silverlight user interface coupled with Windows 7 Touch allows for reusability, portability and scalability across multiple devices such as Point of Sale, Kiosk and Windows Mobile 7 devices.

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