Comprehensive In-Store Analytics
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For the past few years, new technologies have been introduced to retail with the potential and promise to launch companies into the new era of retail, one where the shopper is clearly in control. But, moving beyond the “cool” factor and a possible brighter future, what applications are meaningful and relevant to today’s most pressing opportunities?
In this webinar, participants explore retail’s entire technology stack, understanding the capabilities of sensors – video, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, RFID and more – and the actionable insights they can (and cannot) drive. Webinar participants leave with the knowledge and strategies to:
Presenter: Arun Nair is the CTO and co-founder of RetailNext, the world’s first technology company dedicated to providing advanced in-store analytics for brick-and-mortar retail businesses. Among his responsibilities, Arun leads customer-centric research and development efforts to develop technology solutions to retail’s most pressing problems and opportunities.
In “Real-Time Data Drives the Future of Retail,” a commissioned study conducted by Forrester Consulting on behalf of RetailNext, Forrester evaluated in-store customer experiences and digital retail capabilities and found that consumer and retail perceptions are not aligned and that many retail stores lack the essential technology to measure and harness shopper data across channels. The study also found that the store of the future will be powered by real-time analytics technologies that understand shopper behavior across the entire shopping journey and equip store teams to deliver consistent experiences relevant to store formats and target markets.
In this webinar, participants will discuss the changing nature of today’s shopper journey, the disconnect between retailers and shoppers and the retail industry’s most pressing “catch up” strategic imperatives. Webinar participants will leave with the insights to:
Date: Thursday, April 28 at 10am PT / 1pm ET
Today’s shoppers are empowered by information and global alternatives, and their cross-channel shopping journeys create a complicated environment in which retailers and their siloed organizations must compete. Making matters worse are the often archaic and ineffective performance metrics that retailers are trying to “shoehorn” into the new retail reality, both online and in-store.
In the Connecting the Omnichannel Dots webinar, participants will:
Presenters:
Lauren Bitar
Senior Manager, Retail Consulting
RetailNext
Lauren Bitar has over 10 years of brick-and-mortar and e-Commerce experience, both retail and wholesale. Her main areas of focus are merchandising and planning, with a secondary focus on process design and store operations. Lauren holds a Bachelors degree in Marketing from the University of Florida and a Masters in Business Administration from the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania.
James Yancy
CEO & Co-Founder
CloudTags
James Yancey has spent the past decade working across countries and businesses with marketers focused on connecting online data via attribution analysis. Seeing a real need for a cost effective, simple and elegant way to connect offline and online data, he created CloudTags, a venture-backed company headquartered in Atlanta with offices in London, and New York. Prior to CloudTags, Yancey was a founding employee of both 360i and IgnitionOne where he led the US business and launched the European business as Managing Director and VP of Global Strategy.
Retail Loss Prevention is big business – well over $40 billion in the United States each and every year.
Long a recognized opportunity, new advances in LP technology are now helping retailers stem the tide of financial losses literally and figuratively walking out the door.
Download the eBook to learn how best-in-class retailers are advancing existing technologies and marrying them with new technologies and processes to positively impact not only the top and bottom lines, but the overall shopper experience as well.
The future of retail isn’t coming. It’s already here, and in stores now. Over the next few years, the entire multichannel shopping experience will undergo a dramatic and transformational overhaul, and the brick-and-mortar channel is poised to deliver key differentiators in the shopping experience. Will your stores be ready to embrace the challenge?
Download your copy of the eBook, The Future of Retail: In Stores Now.
The store is where the “rubber meets the road” for every brick-and-mortar retailer.
Go-to-market strategies have been formulated at the board, through the C-suite, and down to the store’s front door. Marketing, Merchandising, and every other corporate function has delivered input into the plan, and executed where they can.
It all comes together at the store!
With the role of the physical store changing and the newfound emphasis on customer experience, reinventing the store is an imperative and also an opportunity.
Learn how in-store retail analytics provides the data and shopper insights to fuel the engine of change.
In this installment of 60 Seconds with Shelley, Shelley E. Kohan, vp or retail consulting at RetailNext, shares three key considerations retailers should examine as they source strategic partners to drive revenue growth and deliver better, more holistic shopping experiences.
Mason James, Director of Store Operations at Marine Layer, gives an overview of its brand and how it deploys RetailNext solutions to deliver a better shopping experience.
You think Black Friday is tough for retailers? The Atlanta Hawks’ retail team excels through what are essentially 45 Black Fridays a year – all the home games at Philips Arena! Peter Sorckoff, senior vice president and chief creative officer, talks about the challenges of delivering magical game-day experiences to almost 20,000 fans in a tight 3-hour time window.
A large retailer sought to more deeply understand how effectively two fixtures located in different parts of the same store influenced shopper behavior, as compared to each other and total store traffic. The only relevant metrics available from existing legacy systems were total store traffic and average fixture spend. RetailNext’s advanced in-store analytics was used to analyze key performance metrics including:
By studying how shoppers responded to these two fixtures, the retailer was able to uncover insights that would enhance its use of similar displays throughout the company, leading to improved overall sales.
Download the case study to see the results.
The executive team at a national department store wanted to target a specific customer segment with a new private label in the expectation that sales would increase. The new label included a full line of women’s ready-to-wear, men’s sportswear, and men’s tailored apparel. But prior to allocating funds for a national launch, the team wanted more insight into how shoppers would interact with the label and an idea of what they could expect in sales. The national department store selected RetailNext to test and measure several performance baselines. RetailNext was able to quickly deliver several favorable conversion statistics that offered actionable insights to help improve the label’s performance.
Download the case study to see the results and learn how RetailNext drives improvement throughout the store.
In-store concepts are constantly evolving and therefore directly affect merchandise and display performance. In the past, decisions to change these concepts were driven by hunches and gut feelings. In today’s competitive environment, it’s critical for actions to be based on proven shopper behavior. With RetailNextTM, retailers are able to monitor the path to purchase from the minute shoppers enter the store. By combining traffic, engagement, and sales metrics, retailers can see which in-store concepts convert the most shoppers into buyers. Testing a concept is valuable before rolling out chain-wide to ensure maximized ROI.
Download the case study to see the results, and learn what you can do to drive performance improvements in your store.
In “Real-Time Data Drives the Future of Retail,” a January 2016 commissioned study conducted by Forrester Consulting on behalf of RetailNext, Forrester evaluated the in-store customer experience and digital retail capabilities, and in-depth surveys were conducted with 500 consumers and 150 retail decision-makers in the United States and the United Kingdom.
Responses clearly showed that consumer and retail perceptions are not aligned and that many retail stores lack the technology to measure and harness shopper data across channels. The study also found that the store of the future will be powered by real-time analytics technologies that understand shopper behavior across the entire shopping journey and equip store teams to deliver consistent experiences relevant to the store format and target market.
Download the full study for Forrester Consulting’s findings and key recommendations.
RetailNext, the leader in comprehensive in-store analytics, is thrilled to announce that the latest Retail Performance Pulse is currently available for download. This monthly report aggregates millions of retail performance data points to give you a pulse on the industry and enable:
Access your copy today.
For questions, please Contact Us and we’ll respond promptly.
RetailNext, the leader in comprehensive in-store analytics, is thrilled to announce that the latest Retail Performance Pulse is currently available for download. This monthly report aggregates millions of retail performance data points to give you a pulse on the industry and enable:
Access your copy today.
For questions, please Contact Us and we’ll respond promptly.