SEMPRO

Anti-theft devices for electronic hand-held products sold in retail stores, namely, tethered display modules, alarm modules, and theft sensors for said devices; anti-theft and access control electronic devices, namely, display mounts with anti-theft sensors and alarms for loss prevention and merchandising of consumer electronics products; electronic device hardware and software for use in security and theft prevention in retail stores, sold as a unit; theft alarms; anti-theft device in the nature of a loss prevention security hardware device using an alarm notification of the loss or theft for electronic products displayed in shelving, on counters, and in racks in retail stores; protective casings, hardware enclosures, and interactive kiosks for tablets and portable electronic devices for purposes of protecting the tablets and portable electronic devices (term considered too vague by the International Bureau pursuant to Rule 13 (2) (b) of the Regulations); protective covers and cases for tablets and portable electronic devices; protective casings, hardware enclosures, and interactive kiosks for tablets and portable electronic devices for securing tablets and electronic devices to a fixed location; protective casings and hardware enclosures that allow tablet mobility in business applications; protective casings, hardware enclosures, and interactive kiosks for tablets and portable electronic devices that increase security, accessibility, mobility, and customer engagement level of tablets and portable electronic devices; electronic anti-theft and access control devices for securing computer tablets; electronic anti-theft and access control system with multi-networking (TCP/IP) capabilities, alarm monitoring systems, and RFID reader modules for securing computer tablets; battery charging kiosks for computer tablets; display mounts for computer tablets; kiosks specifically adapted with mounts for computer tablets; stand platforms specifically adapted for computer tablets; mounts for computer tablets and associated computer peripherals; display mounts with anti-theft sensors and alarms for use in loss prevention and merchandising of consumer electronics products; computer hardware and software for use in security and anti-theft sensors and alarms for products sold in retail stores; computer software for use in providing and reporting business intelligence, inventory management, merchandising data and compliance, anti-theft sensors and alarm device monitoring, anti-theft sensors and alarm device statistical data, anti-theft sensors and alarm device data analytics, and the authentication of anti-theft sensors and alarm devices; mobile carts specially adapted for supporting computer tablets, electronic handheld devices, and computer peripheral devices; anti-theft and access control devices, namely, display mounts adapted for use with smart phones and computer tablets for use in loss prevention for use in display shelving, on counters, and in racks in retail stores; radio frequency identification (RFID) cards; electronic anti-theft system in the nature of a hardware device consisting of a corded power converter or power source connected to a sensor device for permitting detection of physical conditions or changes in conditions and communicating such changes to an electrical data processing system using an alarm notification of the loss or theft for electronic products, namely, smartphones, mobile phones, tablet PCs, and PDAs; protective cases for use with radio frequency identification (RFID) tags.

Analyzing and compiling business data; collection, analysis, and reporting of business data pertaining to installed system health, authentication, performance analytics, alarm functioning, security controls, and authentication, all for business purposes; providing business intelligence services; providing business information; providing business information about inventory management; providing business merchandising information; business consultation; business system management and monitoring services (term considered too vague by the International Bureau pursuant to Rule 13 (2) (b) of the Regulations); inventory management; collection, analysis, and reporting of data pertaining to a network of electronic devices providing installed system health, system use, system access, system access authorization, system performance analytics, system alarm functioning, system security controls, system authentication, merchandising information and compliance for retail, healthcare, industrial, non-profits, and professional services businesses for business purposes; providing business data about inventory management; collection, analysis, and reporting of data pertaining to installed system health, system use, system access, system access control, system access authentication, system performance analytics, system alarm functioning, system security controls, and system authentication for retail, healthcare, industrial, non-profit, and professional services businesses for business purposes; providing loss prevention services (term considered too vague by the International Bureau pursuant to Rule 13 (2) (b) of the Regulations).

Installation, maintenance, repair, tuning, and support of hardware and wiring for use in displays of electronic devices (term considered too vague by the International Bureau pursuant to Rule 13 (2) (b) of the Regulations).

Computer software platform as a service (PaaS) featuring computer software for use in providing and reporting business intelligence, inventory management, merchandising data and compliance, anti-theft sensors and alarm device monitoring, anti-theft sensors and alarm device statistical data, anti-theft sensors and alarm device data analytics, and the authentication of anti-theft sensors and alarm devices; data automation and collection service using software to evaluate, analyze, and collect service data (term considered too vague by the International Bureau pursuant to Rule 13 (2) (b) of the Regulations); computer security services in the nature of providing authentication, issuance, validation, and revocation of digital certificates for use in protecting data and information from unauthorized access; installation, maintenance, repair, tuning, and support of software used in displays of electronic devices (term considered too vague by the International Bureau pursuant to Rule 13 (2) (b) of the Regulations); technical support services, namely, troubleshooting of computer software problems; computer software platform as a service (PaaS) featuring computer software for providing remote business intelligence, inventory management, merchandising data and compliance, system and device monitoring and statistical data, data analytics, security access, access control, theft alarm security data, authentication, and reporting; computer security services for protecting data and information from unauthorized access.

Analysis of surveillance and anti-theft sensors and alarm device statistical data for fraud and theft prevention purposes.