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Electronic Shelf Label (ESLS) Market size is set to grow by USD 1.64 billion from 2024-2028, Implementation of in-store technologies to boost the market growth, Technavio

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NEW YORK, June 27, 2024 /PRNewswire/ — The global electronic shelf label (ESLS) market size is estimated to grow by USD 1641 million from 2024-2028, according to Technavio. The market is estimated to grow at a CAGR of almost 15.69% during the forecast period. Implementation of in-store technologies is driving market growth, with a trend towards rising number of strategic partnerships and alliances. However, growth in e-commerce industry poses a challenge. Key market players include Danavation Technologies Corp., Diebold Nixdorf Inc., Displaydata Ltd., E Ink Holdings Inc., LANCOM Systems GmbH, M2COMM, New Zealand Electronic Shelf Labelling, Opticon Sensors Europe BV, Panasonic Holdings Corp., Pricer AB, Rational Innovation, RSJ Software GmbH, S and K Solutions GmbH and Co. KG, Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd., Shenzhen Minew Technologies Co. Ltd., SOLUM Europe Gmbh, Teraoka Seiko Co. Ltd., troniTAG GmbH, VusionGroup, and Zhejiang Hanshow Technology Co. Ltd.

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Forecast period

2024-2028

Base Year

2023

Historic Data

2018 – 2022

Segment Covered

Technology (Radio frequency, Infrared, and Others), Product (LCD ESL, Full graphic e-paper ESL, and Segmented e-paper ESL), End-user (Supermarkets and hypermarkets, Convenience stores/department stores/mass merchants, and Drug stores and others), and Geography (Europe, APAC, North America, Middle East and Africa, and South America)

Region Covered

Europe, APAC, North America, Middle East and Africa, and South America

Key companies profiled

Danavation Technologies Corp., Diebold Nixdorf Inc., Displaydata Ltd., E Ink Holdings Inc., LANCOM Systems GmbH, M2COMM, New Zealand Electronic Shelf Labelling, Opticon Sensors Europe BV, Panasonic Holdings Corp., Pricer AB, Rational Innovation, RSJ Software GmbH, S and K Solutions GmbH and Co. KG, Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd., Shenzhen Minew Technologies Co. Ltd., SOLUM Europe Gmbh, Teraoka Seiko Co. Ltd., troniTAG GmbH, VusionGroup, and Zhejiang Hanshow Technology Co. Ltd.

Key Market Trends Fueling Growth

The global Electronic Shelf Label (ESL) market is expanding, and vendors are actively investing in product development to capitalize on its growth potential. Strategic partnerships and alliances are a key focus for vendors, enabling them to broaden their offerings and extend their reach in various regions. For instance, in 2023, Qualcomm Technologies, Inc. Collaborated with SES-imagotag to develop new ESL technology based on Bluetooth SIG’s ESL wireless standard. Such collaborations are anticipated to boost the market’s growth during the forecast period. 

Electronic Shelf Labels (ESLs) have become a trending technology in retail stores, replacing traditional paper labels with real-time, battery-powered displays. The market for ESLs is surging due to the proliferation of technologies like Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) and Bluetooth, enabling seamless communication between ESL devices and store networks. SES-imagotag and Hanshow Technology lead the market, with master framework agreements and regulatory support from trade and market regulations. ESLs offer numerous benefits, including accurate pricing, product information, and special offers. They facilitate mobile payment and near field communication for a better shopping experience. ESLs also support inventory status, product details, and real-time promotions, enhancing brand loyalty and employee job satisfaction. The market for ESLs is expected to grow as automation in stores continues, with E-commerce and order picking becoming increasingly important. However, import-export and production analysis indicate potential challenges for market dominance. Inaccurate pricing and regulatory compliance are also crucial considerations. Legacy ESL solutions are being upgraded with connectivity technologies like QR codes and NFC to meet the demands of modern retail. 

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Market Challenges

The e-commerce industry is experiencing significant growth due to the increasing use of digital technologies and the convenience of shopping online. E-commerce retailers, such as Alibaba Group Holding, Amazon, eBay, Walmart, Flipkart, and Rakuten, are focusing on online retailing to cater to the growing demand for digital shopping. These companies offer competitive prices and a wide range of products and services online, making it challenging for traditional brick-and-mortar stores to compete. Technological innovations, including digital payments and digital advertisements, are driving the growth of the e-commerce market. Smartphones and web applications serve as the foundation for e-commerce and payment gateway providers. However, the trend of online shopping has led to lower prices for consumers compared to physical stores, potentially hindering the growth of the global electronic shelf label market. Despite this challenge, electronic shelf labels offer benefits such as real-time price updates, reduced labor costs, and improved accuracy. Retailers can use electronic shelf labels to remain competitive by offering dynamic pricing and personalized promotions to customers. As the retail industry continues to evolve, it is essential for retailers to adapt and integrate technology to remain competitive in the market. In conclusion, the e-commerce industry’s growth is limiting the growth of the global electronic shelf label market due to the competitive pricing offered online. However, electronic shelf labels offer benefits such as real-time pricing and personalized promotions, making them a valuable tool for retailers looking to remain competitive in the digital age.The Electronic Shelf Label (ESL) market is experiencing significant growth in the retail sector, with Bluetooth and Near Field Communication (NFC) technologies driving real-time product information updates. However, challenges persist, such as the cost of installation expenses and supporting infrastructure for legacy ESL solutions. Employees require training to use mobile devices for order picking and replenishment, while regulatory support for e-commerce and mobile payment facilitation is essential. Retailers in emerging economies seek win-win solutions, such as Proof of Concept and pilots, to test ESL deployments. Carrefour and vendors are collaborating to optimize Key Performance Indicators and meet smart retail standards. Retail automation solutions, including 5G and ESLs, offer retailers opportunities for increased ROI and improved staff resources, leading to higher job satisfaction. Low labor costs in some regions make ESLs an attractive option. NFC and Quick Response codes are also important considerations for retailers looking to streamline operations and enhance the shopping experience.

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Segment Overview 

This electronic shelf label (esls) market report extensively covers market segmentation by

Technology 1.1 Radio frequency1.2 Infrared1.3 OthersProduct 2.1 LCD ESL2.2 Full graphic e-paper ESL2.3 Segmented e-paper ESLEnd-user 3.1 Supermarkets and hypermarkets3.2 Convenience stores/department stores/mass merchants3.3 Drug stores and othersGeography 4.1 Europe4.2 APAC4.3 North America4.4 Middle East and Africa4.5 South America

1.1 Radio frequency- Radio frequency technology, which uses electromagnetic waves to automatically scan and track tags attached to products without requiring line of sight, is a significant innovation in Electronic Shelf Label (ESL) systems. With a frequency range between 3 kHz and 300 GHz, RF communication enables real-time pricing and information updates across a store network, improving operational efficiency and pricing accuracy compared to manual, paper-based systems. Leading ESL vendors, such as SES-Imagotag, SOLUM, and Teraoka Seiko, offer RF-integrated ESL models like VUSION, Graphic Label, and InfoTag. These ESLs support various frequencies, including 2.4 GHz and 900 MHz, and offer diverse functionalities beyond pricing updates, such as user engagement and expanded data transmission capabilities. The low cost and ease of installation of RF-integrated ESLs are driving their demand, making them a preferred choice for retailers and fueling market growth during the forecast period.

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Research Analysis

Electronic Shelf Labels (ESLs) are an essential component of retail automation, revolutionizing the way retailers manage pricing and inventory in their stores. With the advent of 5G and the proliferation of technologies, ESLs are becoming more advanced, offering real-time price updates, special offers, and promotions. ESLs are ideal for retailers seeking to enhance the shopping experience, reduce labor costs, and minimize inaccurate pricing. ESL market dynamics are driven by the surge in digitalization and automation in stores. Retailers of all store types are adopting ESLs to improve efficiency and maintain accurate inventory status. Communication technologies, such as Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and RFID, enable ESLs to receive updates and synchronize with central systems. Battery-powered displays ensure uninterrupted operation, while supporting infrastructure includes installation expenses and the necessary hardware and software. In emerging economies, the adoption of ESLs is increasing due to their cost-effectiveness and ability to enhance brand loyalty. Traditional paper labels are being replaced by ESLs, offering retailers a more flexible and efficient solution for managing pricing and promotions.

Market Research Overview

The Electronic Shelf Label (ESL) market is experiencing significant growth in the retail sector due to the surge in digitalization and automation in stores. ESLs, also known as digital price tags, offer real-time pricing and product information, enabling retailers to optimize inventory, reduce labor costs, and enhance the shopping experience. ESLs use various connectivity technologies such as Radio Frequency, Bluetooth, and NFC to communicate with supporting infrastructure. ESL market dynamics are driven by the proliferation of technologies, automation in retail stores, and the need for accurate pricing and product information. Emerging economies present significant opportunities for ESL market growth due to low labor costs and regulatory support. Retailers are increasingly adopting ESL solutions to improve Key Performance Indicators, enhance brand loyalty, and facilitate mobile payment and order picking. ESLs offer various benefits, including special offers, promotions, and inventory status updates. ESL devices can be battery-powered displays or integrated into existing store networks. Traditional paper labels are being replaced with digital alternatives to provide more accurate pricing and product information in real time. Market regulations and import-export analysis are crucial factors in the ESL market. Master framework agreements and pilot projects are common strategies for retailers to test ESL solutions before large-scale deployments. Key players in the ESL market include SES-imagotag and Hanshow Technology, among others. Trade regulations and production analysis are essential for understanding the market dynamics and market niches. Inaccurate pricing and product details can negatively impact brand loyalty and customer satisfaction, making ESLs a win-win solution for retailers and vendors. Proof of concept and pilots are crucial steps in the adoption process, with Carrefour and other retailers leading the way in ESL deployments. Overall, the ESL market is poised for growth due to the increasing demand for retail automation and the need for real-time product information and pricing. ESLs offer significant benefits for retailers, including improved employee job satisfaction, regulatory support, and increased sales through targeted promotions and inventory optimization.

Table of Contents:

1 Executive Summary
2 Market Landscape
3 Market Sizing
4 Historic Market Size
5 Five Forces Analysis
6 Market Segmentation

TechnologyRadio FrequencyInfraredOthersProductLCD ESLFull Graphic E-paper ESLSegmented E-paper ESLEnd-userSupermarkets And HypermarketsConvenience Stores/department Stores/mass MerchantsDrug Stores And OthersGeographyEuropeAPACNorth AmericaMiddle East And AfricaSouth America

7 Customer Landscape
8 Geographic Landscape
9 Drivers, Challenges, and Trends
10 Company Landscape
11 Company Analysis
12 Appendix

About Technavio

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With over 500 specialized analysts, Technavio’s report library consists of more than 17,000 reports and counting, covering 800 technologies, spanning across 50 countries. Their client base consists of enterprises of all sizes, including more than 100 Fortune 500 companies. This growing client base relies on Technavio’s comprehensive coverage, extensive research, and actionable market insights to identify opportunities in existing and potential markets and assess their competitive positions within changing market scenarios.

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Statement – Leaders’ call on the fight against cancer

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ÉVIAN, France , June 16, 2026 /CNW/ – “We, the Leaders of the G7, reaffirm our commitment to accelerate the fight against cancer. Partner countries of the G7, Brazil, Egypt, India, Kenya, and the Republic of Korea, also support this call on the fight against cancer.

Cancer kills nearly 10 million people each year worldwide and new cases are projected to increase by 80 per cent globally by 2050, given the aging of the population and its interactions with environmental and behavioural risk factors, placing an ever-greater burden on societies, health systems and economies. Improvements in access to cancer prevention – including through screening, diagnosis and care – can and should be made. While major scientific advances have been achieved in several critical areas, progress should be accelerated by alignment of research efforts and faster translation of innovation into care. In this regard, we welcome that such advances have brought the elimination of cervical cancer within reach and we will accelerate our efforts to that end.

We are determined to deepen international scientific cooperation, close persistent gaps in prevention and early detection, and ensure that progress in oncology reaches every patient. While acknowledging our existing financing efforts and the shared global responsibility, where we have taken a leadership role, we commit to strengthening our endeavours to advance cancer research and development.

We commend the scientific advances made through international, regional and national initiatives. We have made concrete progress on aligning our cancer research programmes, strengthening collaboration between leading cancer institutes and advancing interoperable data standards for paediatric and adolescent cancers.  

Accelerating international data access for paediatric, adolescent and young adult cancers

We recognise that no single country possesses sufficient data to generate robust evidence across the full range of paediatric, adolescent and young adult tumour types. Building on existing international, regional and national initiatives – in accordance with our legislation, priorities, capacities and resources, and in compliance with applicable rules on privacy, data protection and intellectual property rights – we intend to work towards:

Promoting collaboration between existing data resources and programmes, where appropriate, to bridge national registries, advance interoperability standards and enable responsible cross-border data collaboration, in accordance with applicable legal and regulatory frameworks while respecting national competences.Supporting large-scale, multi-dimensional data integration, including clinical, genomic and imaging data, which enables safe and secure data use without the necessity for direct data transfer, drawing on artificial intelligence, where appropriate and according to legal regulatory frameworks.Building on existing international, regional and national initiatives to avoid duplication, close gaps and strengthen international research collaboration for paediatric, adolescent and young adult cancers.

Intensifying our fight against cancers with poor prognosis

We recognise that mortality from cancers with poor prognosis is one of the foremost global scientific challenges. Building on existing international, regional and national initiatives, we intend to work towards:

Supporting research on cancers with poor prognosis and the work towards establishing a shared international definition and research agenda for cancers with poor prognosis, recognising them as a major global challenge.Setting ambitious targets for the roll out of screening programmes and for the diagnosis of more cancers at stage 1, as appropriate within national health systems and country contexts, to improve survival rates for cancers with poor prognosis, and in particular to significantly reduce lung cancer mortality in the next ten years.Fostering innovative international research programmes, improving cooperation on clinical trials and accelerating the translation of scientific advances – including through digital technologies, artificial intelligence and quantum research – into clinical practice for patients.

Strengthening access to quality cancer care for all

We recognize that access to quality cancer care for all remains a pressing challenge. We intend to work towards:

Supporting country-led efforts to strengthen resilient and self-reliant health systems capable of delivering high-quality cancer care for all.Encouraging the development of comprehensive cancer centres, as anchors of research excellence, care quality and education internationally.Promoting the secure, responsible and trustworthy use of evidence-based digital technologies, artificial intelligence and quantum research to improve early detection, support clinical decision-making, strengthen palliative care and expand the reach of evidence-based care for all, while preserving patients’ privacy.

We will remain engaged and review progress on these commitments.

This call for action reflects the outcome of the discussion between G7 members, benefiting from productive exchanges of views with partner countries.”

This document is also available at https://pm.gc.ca

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Insight Global Expands Global Operations with New Team in Bogotá, Colombia

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Expansion strengthens operational capabilities and supports the company’s continued global growth

ATLANTA, June 16, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Insight Global today announced the expansion of its global operations with the addition of a capability center in Bogotá, Colombia, the latest in a series of global expansion efforts to support clients and consultants.

The Bogotá center, which officially launched on June 1, supports a wide range of functions for the global enterprise, including corporate, client, and consultant delivery functions. With over 1,500 active workers on projects in Latin America, the Bogotá teams will serve as an integral function to ensure the same excellence in employee, client, and consultant experience that Insight Global is known for around the world.

“This location is such a strategic play for us at Insight Global. It will serve as an extension of our middle and back-office functions as well as being our hub for Latin American Operations,” said Chris Abbeduto, Vice President – Global Operations. “The rapid growth that we continue to see for nearshore capabilities really drives the need for a regional center of excellence in LATAM, and we couldn’t be more excited with the amazing talent pool and cultural fit that we see in Colombia.”

The initiative has been more than a year in the making and represents a strategic investment in Insight Global’s future. The Bogotá team is comprised of fully bilingual Insight Global employees fluent in both Spanish and English who are fully integrated into the company’s culture, systems, and training programs from day one. Bogotá was selected in part for its strong talent market and alignment with U.S. business hours, enabling seamless collaboration across teams.

Insight Global’s Staffing, Consulting, and AI services are fulfilled by nearly 40,000 employees in over 40 countries for over 3,200 companies around the world.

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About Insight Global

Insight Global is an international talent and consulting company that delivers business outcomes in an ever-changing world. We obsess over solving problems and building solutions that move our customers further, faster.

With access to top talent in more than 50 countries, our tech-enabled recruiters can build teams quickly. Our technical experts across Cloud, AI, Data, Enterprise Operations, and Applied Engineering deliver solutions tailored to each customer’s needs. As those needs evolve, so do we.

As we evolve, though, we stay true to our purpose: to develop our people personally, professionally, and financially so they can be the light to the world around them. It shows up in everything we do, from investing in our people to delivering results for our customers to making a meaningful impact in our communities.

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Opsera Launches BrickForge by Opsera, a Purpose-Built AI Operational Command Center for Enterprise Data Teams, on Databricks Marketplace

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Built on the Databricks platform, BrickForge delivers a unified operational command center for Databricks environments

SAN FRANCISCO, June 16, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Databricks Data + AI Summit – Opsera, the leader in AI-powered software delivery, today announced the availability of BrickForge on Databricks Marketplace, an open marketplace for data, analytics, and AI, powered by OpenSharing. A purpose-built AI Application, BrickForge gives enterprise data teams what they have been missing: a native command center to observe, diagnose, fix, and govern their entire Databricks estate — without adding infrastructure or touching business data.

Opsera will showcase BrickForge at the Databricks Data + AI Summit, Booth #223. To learn more, visit opsera.ai/brickforge.

The trigger is real. A recent Databricks State of AI Agents report stated that 80% of databases on its platform are now created by agents, not humans. As organizations produce more data products and pipelines alongside this agentic growth, operational complexity grows with it — compliance posture drifts, SQL workloads accumulate security exposure, recovery plans go untested, and deployments introduce configuration risk.

BrickForge addresses that through the BrickForge Operational Loop — a four-stage continuous process for governing Databricks estates at the pace of AI:

Observe: Live Databricks health monitoring across every cluster, job, Delta Live Tables (DLT) pipeline, warehouse, and AI endpoints. When something drifts or degrades, teams see it before it becomes an incident. No log-diving. No waiting for users to report errors.

Diagnose: AI-assisted root-cause analysis that surfaces the exact issue — configuration drift, a YAML delta, a SQL vulnerability, a compliance control slipping — with prioritized remediation options before engineers are paged.

Fix: Human-authorized remediation in minutes, not hours. Declarative Automation Bundles (DABs) generation, 3-stage YAML validation, multi-environment promotion and migration — every action is version-controlled, auditable, and executed with explicit confirmation.

Govern: Continuous posture monitoring against SOC 2, HIPAA, PCI-DSS, and ISO 27001. Per-control verdicts, evidence citations, audit-ready reporting, AI-generated Disaster Recovery plans, workspace replication, and executable RTO/RPO drills — so compliance and resilience are always current, not a fire drill.

“The way enterprises operate their data estate hasn’t kept pace with how fast AI agents are generating pipelines and products,” said Kumar Chivukula, co-founder and CEO of Opsera. “Bringing BrickForge to the Databricks Marketplace gives data teams an operational command center to observe, diagnose, remediate, and govern — with compliance, policy, operational health and disaster recovery built in.”

BrickForge runs natively inside a customer’s existing Databricks tenant under a Zero Business Data Contact principle — evaluating metadata and infrastructure patterns, not row-level data. No new infrastructure. No data egress Data Processing Agreement (DPA). No new vendor trust boundary. What typically takes weeks of security reviews and months of architecture approvals is compressed to days.

“Customers consistently ask us for easier, more secure ways to discover, access, and share data and AI assets across their organizations and ecosystems,” said Stephen Orban, SVP, Product Ecosystem & Partnerships at Databricks. “By bringing BrickForge to the Databricks Marketplace, Opsera and Databricks are helping our joint customers accelerate innovation and unlock more value from their data on an open, governed platform.”

BrickForge extends the company’s AI-SDLC platform — which includes the Forge AI software factory — to enterprise data teams, adding operational governance and intelligence to the full software and data delivery lifecycles.

About Opsera 
Opsera helps enterprises operationalize AI-driven software delivery through its AI-SDLC platform, combining intelligent orchestration, operational intelligence, and an open ecosystem of AI tools and partners. By understanding the intent and context of development workflows, Opsera empowers teams to embrace spec-driven development and leverage agentic workflows to automate complex pipelines safely. By helping customers navigate their AI journey at their own pace, Opsera enables organizations to govern, measure, and scale AI-generated software with confidence.

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