RIS examines the technologies and strategies needed to take your pricing capabilities to the next level as retail powers full steam into pandemic recovery.
Walmart has joined forces with Shopify to open its third-party Walmart Marketplace site up to new small and medium businesses. In addition it's testing a self-checkout only store, amid shopper desire for contactless experiences. Get the details.
Carrefour and Google have launched a new voice-based grocery shopping experience, via Google Assistant. Uncover how the service works and aims to simplify and personalize the grocery shopping experience in France.
Grocers have found innovative ways to continue to serve customers while complying with federal and state safety mandates, but on-the-fly efforts can only get grocers so far. Hear from a panel of experts as they discuss the critical technology grocers should invest in to thrive in this challenging and evolving environment.
Signet Jewelers will permanently close up to 400 stores by the end of this year while it grows its digital experience services for the remaining fleet.
Like Walmart, Target’s omnichannel capabilities were put to the test during Q1, and it passed with flying colors thanks to an ability to leverage its store fleet.
RIS’ fourth annual look at the top women in retail tech salutes the female technologists blazing new trails and redefining what industry heroes look like.
While the future’s predictability is at an all-time low right now, there are some early indications that consumers will not immediately revert to old shopping habits anytime soon.
Target is planning an acquisition to boost its same-day delivery tech to explore new ways to quickly deliver packages while lowering shipping costs. The retailer, which has remained open during the coronavirus pandemic, has also created a package for retailers to use when reopening stores. Learn more and get the toolkit.
Bed Bath & Beyond is quickly pivoting to face changing shopping habits and store closures due to the coronavirus pandemic, prioritizing around $250 million to support omnichannel operations in 2020 and beyond. Find out how it’s converting 25% of stores to fulfillment centers, rolling out curbside pickup and more in the face of change.
