A modded retailOS running on an iPod nano (6th generation)

Trapping of retailos first. Choose the right stocks always. I still belive HAL is one of such Stock, please add, do your research and probably u can add too. I have recovered from 70k almost to 10k. stocks like these have monopoly in their sectors and a guaranteed growth and returns. So it's a high probability of winning bet. Rest we always see market manipulation it doesn't matter market moves up or down. I will not carry any options too but I am bearish incase the market moves down honestly speaking it's gonna dump bad. So all these big stocks are the first one to dump hard.

I'm the best in Nigeria when it comes to building platforms and apps with AI. I am also a software engineer, so let that sink in. This is what I want to tell you. I changed the name of the RetailOS and accounting windows software I'm currently completely with AI to something else. But before you ask me the AI that I use? I use CursorAI only and it has all the AI models. I sabi prompting very well and if you get my course on VibeCoding, you will understand and know that I am not joking. So, back to this post and why I made the change of name of the software. I got an idea of making it open for businesses that are looking for first generational AI POS and accounting software to power up their supermarkets, warehouse and stores. Making it open here did not mean, I want to make it open for free. It will run on a monthly and yearly subscription model, you visit the official website, you pay for the license, you download the exe file, activate the software and start using it. This software is very fast, works online snd offline. Runs on any windows version and has an online version where you view every sales and activity. I will stop so I can go and continue my work. For now stay jiggy.

I'll be at @ICSC LAS VEGAS this week. I'll be pitching our plan to acquire retail assets and drive NOI dramatically. Brick-and-mortar stores are now doubling as fulfillment hubs as patented by the retailOS model (US Patents 10915941, 11544770, 11861681 and 12266008), which treats store networks and nearby micro-fulfillment centers as a single “operating system.” By shifting order fulfillment from distant warehouses to local sites, retailers can boost delivery speed, cut costs, and improve customer satisfaction. Small companies like Fillogic, and major retailers like Target, Walmart, Best Buy, and Macy’s are responding to out-of-stock frustrations and return rates to prove the viability of stores combined and proximity-based fulfillment. It shows how pairing physical and digital channels creates a powerful, growth-driving synergy. The Case for Localized Distributed Fulfillment Models Instead of remote distribution centers, fulfill-from-store and proximity models tap local store and micro-fulfillment inventory to speed delivery and balance stock across channels, transforming physical stores into dual-purpose hubs serving both walk-in and online customers. For retailers, the appeal of this model lies in several concrete advantages: Faster Delivery and Pickup Options: Local fulfillment powers same-day delivery, curbside pickup, and BOPIS, boosting customer experience and digital sales. Target now completes most of its digital orders via same-day options (Order Pickup, Drive Up, Shipt) using store inventory. Improved Inventory Availability: Pooling online and in-store inventory lets any node fill orders when another is out-of-stock. This “endless aisle” captures sales lost to stockouts and cuts each store’s safety-stock needs, since other network nodes can supply demand. It also allows retailers to carry less backroom safety stock in each store, since other nodes in the network can serve the need. Lower Last-Mile Costs: Shipping from a nearby store cuts last-mile distance and costs. Dense store networks often make this cheaper than remote warehouses. Target notes that using stores as fulfillment hubs delivers customer convenience at lower cost than traditional methods. Omnichannel Customer Engagement: Integrating stores into online fulfillment makes shopping seamless. Customers can check in-store stock online, place a pickup order, and handle exchanges or returns at their local store. This flexibility is proven to boost satisfaction and loyalty. #ICSC #ICSCVEGAS #ICSCLASVEGAS

Looking forward to @icsc Las Vegas. The agenda will be innovating and acquiring retail assets for our patented retail (retailOS) and real estate investing platforms. Of course, there will be lots of loan restructuring conversations as well. Looking forward to seeing friends.

retailOS is the operating system of a new asset class, the four-time patented Shopping Fulfillment Center. This groundbreaking hybrid property type fuses traditional retail spaces with integrated last-mile fulfillment and logistics, transforming underutilized shopping centers into dynamic, multi-use assets. By enabling smaller, highly efficient stores that leverage shared on-hand inventory for both in-store shopping and online orders, retailOS boosts tenant profitability and enhances property values through optimized space utilization and diverse tenant mixes. For consumers, this innovative model delivers a seamless shopping experience with reduced fulfillment costs, next-day shipping, and convenient local pick-up options, effectively bridging the gap between e-commerce and physical retail.

@ShlomoChopp is a commercial real estate expert with over 20 years of experience in investments, operations, and debt restructuring. He is the Managing Partner of Case Equity Partners, specializing in distressed real estate and CMBS loans. During the Great Recession, he founded Case Property Services to support borrowers facing loan challenges. In 2016, Shlomo developed retailOS™, an innovative platform integrating physical and digital retail to enhance shopping center value. He holds patents for this technology and is deeply committed to creative problem-solving in real estate. (Chatgpt) Fun fact: Shlomo and I live in the same area but I believe we've only met at real estate events in Vegas and Miami!

I'm hoping somebody here can help me find a tech co-founder who has previously successfully raised AND exited, preferably in the retail/e-commerce (or adjacent) space. Please tag somebody who you think can help. My name is Shlomo Chopp and I am a New York based real estate investor with a focus on restructuring. I have developed a concept for the future of retail and now have been granted 4 patents covering fulfill-from-store using robotics (with two other patents pending). The underlying driver of this innovation – something we’ve called retailOS™ is the reduction of e-commerce expenses and delivery time/distance as well as the increase in physical store sales and value. Behind this innovation lies a technology infrastructure that we would seek to license to retail and logistic companies, however as a non-techy (running a couple of other businesses) with a concept that will require significant investment and development, I am seeking the right partner who can run this separate but affiliated technology company startup. I can assist in funding some startup costs and will be involved in the process together with my cofounder in retailOS. If this is of interest, please DM me with your CV and I’d glad to share more details

e-commerce is fulfilled from warehouses and store’s selections are limited. Instead, place fulfillment within a shopping center back space. Shrink your store, but keep so much more product on site. Turn returns into exchanges and boost sales (and rent) PSF. #retailOS

I filed another patent. Here’s what it’s about. Making Dumb Real Estate Smart! The Thanh Hoa Bridge, a choke point on a crucial North Vietnamese supply route was attacked 79 times by U.S. aircraft and they all failed to destroy it. Then, with the help of new computer chips, just one laser-guided smart bomb destroyed it. Real estate’s sector recession, like all recessions can be resolved through innovation. But its aversion to creativity has seen top malls lose tenants to e-commerce and the best office buildings compete with the home office. The JDAM approach is best. Harness a smart kit to an otherwise dumb, lucrative, albeit struggling business. Venture backed non-real estate companies fail to understand the business’ fundamentals, financial structure and try to rewrite our businesses DNA. The likely trillions invested in commerce has resulted in fragmented half solutions, and its two dominant sectors remain competitive and measured separately. Conflicting motivations and a lack of foresight from the real estate community contribute to an experience that is akin to dumping 25 years of innovation into the shopping bin at the mall entrance! J. Edgar Hoover would blush over the dossier “Big Data” has on each of us, and what do you get for it? Crumbs, email, games and apps! Meet retailOS and the "Smart Mall of the Future." It bridges brick-and-mortar retail and online shopping on a platform of advanced data and artificial intelligence. Localized rapid fulfillment and an intelligent advertising model brings the entire sector into the “today!” The mall is now a multiple-function digitally integrated facility of retail showrooms and an onsite rapid-fulfillment center that with its digital counterparts better targets shoppers to enhances interaction, experience, and profitable sales and returns. Think pre-shopping planning, in-store guidance and the convenience and efficiency of online shopping pickup and delivery. Its Artificial Intelligence engines process real-time data repositories generated, and collected from various product, shopper, and consumer sources. retailOS holds your data in trust - you own and control it, with the utmost privacy controls – and you get to charge advertisers every time you see an ad, click through or buy a product. What has Zuckerberg or Brinn done to own and profit from your life? Make no mistake, Tim Apple is playing the long game. Add in real-time predictive analytics, on-demand fulfillment to streamline operations and meet customer demands, and then layer on it transport systems facilitate immediate or scheduled delivery options, and pretty soon, you have a business model that is whenever, wherever and however it needs to be, and profitable to boot! About me: I am a commercial real estate professional with more than 20 years of experience as a real estate operator, advisor and innovator, with a particular expertise in distressed assets. After a brief stint selling flooring and kitchens, in 2003, I leveraged my work with my dad in his IT business to secure a job with an early PropTech company. I soon thereafter left to invest in commercial real estate. In 2010, to address the many complex loans impacted by the Great Financial Crisis, I founded a distressed debt consultancy and since that time have facilitated the unwinding, workout or restructuring of structured finance loans. In 2017, I developed the now triple-patented retailOS platform, a basis for the smart mall of the future, and among other recognitions, was recently named a “Top Retail Expert” by Rethink Retail for the third consecutive year. I now have three granted patents and three pending applications.

What… -> Drives Shopping Center Values? -> Increases Retailer Profitability? -> Promotes Consumer Convenience? All on a sustainable financial footing. More details in May at @ICSC Las Vegas #retailOS

Full day #retailOS whiteboarding session with @ryanwolfe as we go for the big patent filing that flips retail on its head.

Real estate was right. Almost dead-right. But, what’s next? The traditional shopping center and mall model is broken. This change didn’t just happen. It was pushed by Amazonian investments and glittery distractions. Real estate was caught flat-footed while retailers downsized, reallocated resources, or just went out of business. Nothing we can do will make giving away convenience be less in-demand, but free supply cannot go on forever. Amazon subsidizes “retail” with advertising and AWS, but volatility has seen them (and even Shopify) making pandemic era bets that overshot true demand. The future may not seem clear in todays rapidly changing environment, but to be successful over the long term, landlords must provide more than four walls. Multifamily has been doing this for years. In the industrial arena, Prologis recently launched “Prologis Essentials” which assists tenants with operations, energy and sustainability, mobility and workforce solutions. And WeWork, despite execution and a flawed model, taught us that you can attract higher paying tenants with a turnkey suite of services. Since 2003, I’ve been knee-deep in the distressed real estate and innovation spaces. The latter plays a major role in bringing about the former so I’ve been watching closely. Retail and now office has proven that landlords relying on tenants to spearhead change, risk being excluded. Stagnation brought about by comfort and refinance-chasing is a death-knell. What follows are downsizings, rent reductions and high leasing costs. The downward cycle starts with high valuations and ends in obsolescence and foreclosure. The crisis around retail has not passed. Channel integrations remain unsolved and economic headwinds are coming. The world is up for grabs and the next innovation may be that final nail. Landlords can’t just try to equip tenants to compete, they themselves must dominate online retail with decisive action. Properties are in closer proximity to the customer with less visual clutter. While you may not be able to finance a lease with a hot online brand that might not make it, you can give them a turnkey solution at your property without significant investment. This builds your asset’s long-term value and is a case study for creditworthy tenants that your proprietary infrastructure works. As managing partner of Terra Strategies, I am making investments into formerly premier retail assets at distressed prices with a restructured capital stack. As founder of the triple-patented retailOS™, together with @ryanwolfe, our strategies drive rents while diversifying uses, so shopping centers dominate the future in both the physical and online. If you are interested in capitalizing on this future, we’d like to talk with you.

There’s nothing like waking up to the beautiful aroma of the US Patent Office granting you a third patent. What is it, you ask? It’s the future of retail and e-commerce. It’s the ultimate mixed use concept. It’ll finally reinvent retail. It’ll upset the status quo in distribution. 👇 It’s the backbone for retailOS - an exclusive national network of shopping centers infused with e-commerce and robotics micro-fulfillment. NOI and occupancy are juiced and the costs of e-commerce and shipping are reduced. Pinging my co-founder @ryanwolfe and our retail consigliere @rdkondrat and our advisors @lisahellebo @brianlaungaoaeh @Nkayyem @AnnieMezzenga @OmniTalk @rickwatson @wbodonnell @mrpowers09 (These numbers are representative, not fact)

If you will be at @icsc recon and would like to learn more about our patented retailOS or our distressed investment fund, please dm me, @ryanwolfe of @nsosnina for our scheduling link.

Our engineering team recently ran a project to see how ChatGPT could help improve RetailOS. Take a look at the video to see it in action. We’ll be trialling this functionality in-store soon. Get in touch to find out more!' #ChatGPT #MachineLearning #AIContent #RetailTechnology

Store owners want to do a million things & keep track of a gazillion things anywhere, anytime. ShelfPerks Store Operating System make this possible for every store owner. Welcome to ShelfPerks! shelfperks.com #storeoperatingsystem #StoreOS #shelfperks #retailOS

Mi madre, no cobra ni un duro. Yo una no contributiva por enfermedad, este pais es caotico, y no cuida de los ciudadanos. Eso si luego montamos un festarrón, porque vienen los que mandan. No se prospera, todos son pedazos y retailos.

Can we increase shopping center rents 2x and value by 2.5x. You tell me. 👀🍿 DM’s open. #retwit #retail #shoppingcenters #retailOS #CREinvent youtu.be/Sbm7ktIj-CQ

“👀 👀” - AOV of 2 x CAC?? - First Purchase > CAC?? - CAC charged only upon conversion?? If you’re an investor at @shoptalk, I’d like to show you how*. DM’s open. #shoptalk2022 @retailOS (*Assumes in-place AOV’s of $100, CAC of $100, LTV of $300, ACL of 3 years)