The tech-laden 188,000-square-foot Neiman Marcus store opens Friday in New York City’s Hudson Yards. Get a first look at its next-gen retail technology and innovative customer experiences.
The specialty retailer is the first to go live with the new communication technology that allows shoppers to text store-level associates without the barrier of a cumbersome mobile app download.
Find out how retailers can take advantage of Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) to provide more engaging in-store experiences to customers, reduce device procurement costs and gain visibility into in-store performance.
There are several common reasons mobile projects fail to live up to their potential. This RIS Explorer Series report presents five hard-won insights into what to avoid.
Download this Explorer Series report and discover the 10 things retailers often miss when establishing a secure environment that protects sensitive data and enables retailers to minimize impact and recover quickly from attacks.
Retailers are facing three major in-store challenges: squeeze more productivity from the workforce, operationalize click and collect, and make shopping fast, fun and friction-free. Self-checkout could be the answer.
Watch this on-demand broadcast of the introduction of next-gen solutions that help retailers adapt to the evolving shopper expectations through mobile technology that empower associates and create environments that provide a positive customer experience.
Retailers need an enterprise-wide mobile strategy in order to succeed in the modern
retail environment. No longer just a project, mobility should be a unified part of the
full retail ecosystem, from customers to employees.
Lowe’s will spend 60% of its CapEx on improving technology solutions and maintaining and reinvigorating its current asset base. From POS and order management systems, to mobile solutions, see the seven areas the retailer will focus implementing technology solutions on.
