To pick up their fair share as competitors’ stores close, there are a few steps retailers should immediately take in order to target distressed brands’ past customers.
Managing shrink in the modern world is harder for retailers than ever before. While smart devices and technologies are available to make shoppers’ lives easier, those same technologies are also available to criminals, making shoplifting easier.
To win in today’s hyper-competitive environment, retailers need to be able to turn massive amounts of data into actionable insight at a localized level.
Find out in the 27th Annual RIS/Gartner Retail Technology Study how retailers are responding to fast-moving changes in the marketplace by investing in game-changing technology.
Download the must-read RIS Software LeaderBoard to cut through the marketing hype and find out how vendors stack up in head-to-head rankings and top-10 lists based on customer satisfaction.
Download this Technology Solutions Guide and learn how today’s POS units help fostering shopper loyalty, arm associates with vital enterprise and consumer information, disseminate marketing messages, and so much more.
For brick and mortar to thrive, stores need to offer a personalized customer experience that fosters loyalty between the shopper and the retailer. But how do you solve this seemingly simple, but extremely complex challenge. In this month’s RIS’ exclusive we unlock the keys to in-store personalization.
The trends that will dominate the industry over the next year as retailers continue to invest in game-changing tech to differentiate themselves from the competition.
In this exclusive interview, Rent the Runway CTO Josh Builder explains how the retailer leverages an in-house tech suite to give the company control of the customer experience and how it plans to continue its meteoric success.
The just released RIS/Gartner Retail Technology Study validates three dynamic shifts in retail are taking place in 2017 – unified commerce, personalized marketing and customer engagement.
Walmart is rolling out shelf-scanning robots to 50 U.S. stores to replenish inventory faster and free up time for associates. Learn the details of this new tech.
Accurate assortment planning requires a robust amount of historical data, but without taking a series of necessary steps to draw those insights and create actions, the assortments won’t address consumers’ needs. Uncover four steps to focus on and draw conclusions from a particular sample of retail data.
