Entry Title |
Lorex Category Management Display |
Category |
7. Consumer Electronics |
Company Name |
Arken P-O-P Limited |
Client Company Name |
Lorex |
Entry Number |
07-005 |
Year Entered |
2018 |
What was included?
Instore category management display for LOREX home security products. [More]
Target Environment
The LOREX display was designed for use within a major UK consumer electronic retailer, working not only to the specific requirements of the LOREX brand but only to integrate within the retailer’s own new Store of the Future concept. [More]
Materials
The unit was produced using a number of material substrates and manufacturing processes: •Digitally printed magnetic vinyl back-panel graphic - this enabled any necessary updates to be easy and cost effective whilst ensuring a quality print finish. •Mild steel powder coated mounting brackets - robus.... [More]
Objectives
A rebrand for home security brand FLIR to LOREX provided a need for the brand to also relaunch a new instore category management solution for its range of high definition home security cameras. As the rebrand was being delivered primarily through store only activity, establishing a credible and stro.... [More]
How it achieved objectives?
The display segmented LOREX products with high-line communication, into four clear choice options – Wire-Free, Standard Wired, HD Wired and 4K – using simple terminology that the average, uneducated shopper could understand, whilst at the same time giving them a glimpse into the innovative features .... [More]
Practices employed in the design stage of the project that reduced the environmental impact of the display?
The new display solution was designed to be future proof, with all graphic content easily updatable. [More]
Materials used and how the production process helped reduce the environmental impact?
The new units featured interchangeable graphics to extend the life of the display solution. The introduction of a dedicated and extensive reconditioning programme for product components used within displays led to a significant reduction in environmental impact – entirely removing the need for landf.... [More]
How have changes made to the physical infrastructure impacted upon production, such as reduced utility consumption, reduced wastage/waste treatment and improved process control.
In addition to the instore goals, we also helped to support the brand with a wider goal linked to Corporate Social Responsibility. The new initiative saw cameras and digital video recorders (DVRs) turned into fully working units, with the reconditioned devices donated amongst regional police forces,.... [More]
How has the supply chain included in the process driven environmental efficiencies?
All outgoing displays were returned to our main manufacturing facility where we carefully removed the components from display plinths, sorted and re-packed them in readiness for refurbishment by LOREX. The decommissioned home security devices then went through a refurbishment process that involved r.... [More]
The role that installation and fulfilment played in reducing the environmental impact and how changes in practices were employed.
Representing a ‘first’ for the brand, we carefully managed the handling of all out out-going displays – enabling LOREX to give them a new lease of life to the home security device components contained within displays. In total, 60 pallets of reclaimed out-going display components, including TV scree.... [More]
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