In order to adjust to the new demands of seamless customer-centric experiences, grocers are taking hard looks at their operations and the tech powering them.
Nordstrom is rapidly rolling out resale items to its inventory through in-store and online shop See You Tomorrow, as well as an expanded partnership with Rent the Runway. Can the department store chain capture new customers with old clothes?
How can reverse logistics processes find a middle ground for returns that are both convenient for the customer and optimal for a retailer’s bottom line? With the right technology, retailers can institute multi-channel return options and in turn, reduce wasted inventory and maintain a quality customer experience.
Download this Roadmap report and discover how implementing cutting-edge solutions like digital sourcing, blockchain, IoT and RFID are helping retailers track product throughout the supply chain and get a leg up on the competition.
Download this Roadmap report and discover how to build a nimble and collaborative supply chain that has the back-end firepower to meet demand whenever and wherever it strikes.
Learn how leading retailers are leveraging mobility throughout the enterprise to improve customer and associate engagement, streamline operations and increase the bottom line.
Download this Technology Solutions Guide to learn how modern order management and fulfillment technology can help retailers meet shoppers’ desires for increasingly speedy omnichannel fulfillment.
Download this Trendagram to discover how managed services provide relief to IT departments and lessen downtime as retail goes through a digital transformation.
Download this Retail IQ report and learn how advance assortment planning solutions are helping retailers design their product arrays to align with ever changing demand.
As the name implies, the NRF Big Show is gigantic. It is impossible to see and hear it all in three short days. Check out RIS’ annual look at the key sessions, events and trends from this year’s show and catch up on what you might have missed.
"The start of the year has been tough," acknowledged H&M CEO Karl-Johan Persson, who is dealing with the fashion retailer's escalating inventory issue. Here are five things the company says it's doing to right the ship.
