T/SRIA 1611.1-2019 New Retail Smart Store System Part 1: Terminology
T/SRIA 1611.1-2019 New Retail Smart Store System Part 1: Terminology
Basic Information
Scope
Scope: This project is a series of standards for smart retail stores, mainly addressing the definition of basic terms and frameworks of the smart store system, common interface attributes and methods, interface specifications between various modules and between modules and the host, data transmission formats, and software control methods. Main technical content: 3. Terms The terms defined in GB/T 12905 are suitable for this document. The terms defined in GB/T 18184—2008, GB/T 18354—2006, and GB/T 18811—2012, as well as the following terms and definitions, are applicable to this document. For ease of use, some terms and definitions from GB/T 18184—2008, GB/T 18354—2006, and GB/T 18811—2012 are repeated below. 3.1 System engineering terms 3.1.1 Retail The transaction activity of directly selling goods or services to end consumers (individual consumers or social group consumers). 3.1.2 New retail The new retail (TNR) model, which relies on the Internet and uses advanced technologies such as big data and artificial intelligence, as well as psychological knowledge, to upgrade and transform the production, circulation, and sales processes of goods, thereby reshaping the retail industry structure and ecosystem and deeply integrating online services, offline experiences, and modern logistics. 3.1.3 Management information system (MIS) A system composed of people, computers, and other peripheral equipment in commercial enterprises, which can collect, transmit, store, process, and use information. Its main task is to maximally utilize modern computer and network communication technologies to strengthen enterprise information management. By investigating and understanding the resources owned by the enterprise, such as human resources, funds, goods, suppliers, and customers, it establishes accurate data, processes and compiles various information materials, and provides them to managers in a timely manner to enable correct decision-making and continuously impr