Mobile Apps

Nike is bolstering its digital efforts via a pilot program by adding new capabilities to its sports apps, Nike Run Club and Nike Training Club.

Best Buy is rolling out a revamped loyalty program, moving from one free tier to one free and two paid. Get the details.

Children’s specialty retailer Carter's plans to open over 50 stores in the United States this year and expects to have 1,000 or more stores in the U.S. by 2027. Get the details.

The home improvement retailer has launched Lowe's MVPs Business Tools, available now via Lowes.com and the Lowe's mobile app. Uncover how Pros can use the new tech to simplify their jobs.

In this Q&A, Purna Mishra, founder and CEO at Logile, explores effective workforce management strategies and solutions that today’s retailers can leverage to attract, engage, and retain associates while also improving store operations and customer service.

In this interactive report, RIS explores how retailers' strategic workforce technology investments are holding up amidst ongoing economic pressures and labor shortages, laying out a roadmap for future priorities and areas of opportunity.

Schnucks’ chief data and deputy chief information officer, Tom Henry, outlines how the supermarket's tech investment has eased up scheduling issues, increased forecasting accuracy, and allowed the company to meet staff needs more effectively.

In a new personalization effort, Petco has invested in a new system aimed at customizing key marketing touchpoints across the shopping journey.

While continued volatility throughout the year in response to high inflation and other economic headwinds are surely in the cards, retail grocery is responding in myriad ways. Here’s a few recent updates.

The annual “Store Experience Study” represents the 20th year of collaboration between RIS News and IHL Group. Benchmark your store technology stack against your peers and discover the retail industry’s tech investment plans for today and into the future.

Learn how Men's Wearhouse is utilizing a mobile app to offer a new level of personalization in menswear retail.

Walmart has entered into a deal with Salesforce, giving retail clients access to their pickup and delivery technologies and making use of the retailer’s expansive transportation network.