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Every retail display – from the storefront window to end caps, cash wraps and signage – has the power to increase shopper traffic and retail sales, and appealing to all of a shopper’s senses, not just vision, helps make the emotional connections that lead to increased shopper engagement.
Read moreBy Alex Jones
While opening a brick-and-mortar store is never a risk-free venture, expanding upon your core strategies with a few additional focus areas will create the foundation for a thriving retail business.
Read moreBy Ray Hartjen
The newest Retail Performance Pulse is now available for download, delivering a detailed analysis of brick-and-mortar store performance for the retail month of July 2019.
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Retailers are realizing that to succeed in today’s market they need to learn to manage unprecedented amounts of data and make on-the-fly pricing decisions, and technology is there to help them become more efficient and productive, and finally switch from mundane tasks to strategic thinking.
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Advanced analytics go beyond the front door and simple shopper traffic measures and allow for the stitching together of a shopper’s entire shopping journey, empowering retailers with accurate and precise data on which to create and deliver exceptional shopping experiences.
Read moreBy Emma Miller
Modern supply chain management puts the consumer at the center of its strategy to ensure long-term business growth and success, and by integrating a few well-founded tips into your supply chain strategy, you will create a customer-centric operation to take your retailing business to the next level.
Read moreBy Tom Brialey
Artificial Intelligence has the potential to fully transform the traditional retail experience by optimizing it with next level personalization, automation and increased efficiency, making the delivered shopper experience more effective, productive and cost-efficient.
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Digitally native, vertically integrated brands are making a huge impact on both shoppers and the overall retail landscape, and with their rapid growth, they are revealing shared best practices, processes and efficiencies that others can learn from, test, adapt and deploy.
Read moreBy George Shaw
In retail, there is a growing stockpile of raw data and more sensors are being added to brick-and-mortar stores every day, and it’s now up to the technology community to build on this dataset to revolutionize the way stores operate.
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The retail industry will continue to evolve, and while in 20 years the landscape will look extremely different than now, its foundations will undoubtedly be rooted in today’s blurred lines.
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