It’s not surprising then that, with time spent on mobile spiking by 20% globally this year, retailers are prioritizing a "mobile first" app commerce-led strategy.
Mnemonic and code length can help consumers more easily remember short codes than URLs and email addresses. Those advantages also increase the effectiveness and ROI of other marketing and advertising.
Drizly, which is in compliance with local regulations in more than 1,400 cities, works with local retailers to provide consumers with beer, wine and alcohol.
The pandemic is exposing an area of opportunity for grocers: investing in advanced behavioral analytics and marketing technology tools. Lack of attention to these important tools can hurt a business's long-term growth and operations.
Nike saw a strong second quarter, marking three straight quarters of roughly 80% digital growth. Hear why Nike’s ability to reach consumers digitally “is just getting better and better as this pandemic goes on.”
With experts predicting online grocery ordering and delivery is here to stay, retailers should invest in apps that give them full ownership and control of their digital experiences.
Verizon already had a tech-savvy approach to retail before the health crisis unfolded, but now, more than 87% of the retailer's transactions include an element of its Touchless Retail experience. RIS talks with Krista Bourne, SVP Sales and Operations, Verizon Consumer Group, about the launch and tech involved.
This year slingshot click-and-collect services into use and now are becoming accustomed to conveniences like BOPIS and curbside pickup. RIS takes a look at the latest click-and-collect headway made from four top retailers.
Learn what retailers need to know about executing curbside and touchless services that will be successful now, through the pandemic, and when it’s behind us.
Under Armour is refining its digital strategy as it moves toward a consumer-direct focus, consolidating its app ecosystem and aligning under a single e-commerce platform.
Walmart has turned two stores into labs centers to explore new solutions to operate stores as both physical shopping destinations and online fulfillment centers. From an augmented reality app, to contact-free checkout, learn what it’s testing.
Tractor Supply Company is implementing a store and channel clustering initiative that will help it optimize inventory at the store, category and SKU level across is 1,900-plus fleet.
REGISTER HERE! Date: Nov. 19th, 2020 at 2:00 PM ET Shoppers needs have changed more than ever before in 2020. They were already becoming more digitally engaged before COVID-19 hit, but the pandemic drove faster adoption of technology-based shopping and far higher expectations for personalization as part of the shopper experience.
With holiday competition expected to be fierce, the retailer is updating its app, stores and checkout experiences with the hopes of making consumers more comfortable about their ability to retrieve items quickly during the pandemic.
Walmart is selling its supermarket chain Asda for $8.8 billion and has revealed a new store design it's rolling out this year. Get the latest on the digitally enabled shopping experience and the deal for the UK supermarket chain.
A fast-evolving market is forcing retailers to accelerate their transition to fully digitized stores. But smart tech innovations put a lot of demands on the network. Find out which elements of a strong digital infrastructure are especially important to ensure these technologies deliver a great customer experience. Agile, digitally enabled retailers rely on key store technologies to quickly adapt to change. Here are the must-have capabilities to ensure your digital infrastructure is up to the task.
Nike saw digital sales skyrocket 82% in its latest quarter and CEO John Donahoe doesn’t expect consumer habits to revert back. Uncover how Nike’s investments in its app ecosystem, omnichannel fulfillment capabilities and RFID are make it a tech powerhouse.
Lowe's is adding pickup lockers at all of its U.S. stores. Learn more about the BOPIS tech and how it will improve the customer experience this holiday season.
In order to succeed during COVID-19, retailers must urgently develop mobile apps that ensure consumer and staff safety without sacrificing customer service or complicating operations.
