Network Infrastructure

Retailers have heavily invested in reimagining a smart store experience. How have nimble sellers equipped their stores with technology amid the health crisis — and how are lackluster retailers keeping up?

A modular approach to hardware setup allows retailers to keep their options open, and to make changes to their retail space as they see fit, based on emerging consumer journey patterns.

Find out where clever retailers are making strategic in-store investments to future proof the physical environment and ensure they make good on the promise of an experiential shopping journey.

98% of convenience store retailers have had to deal with the impact of store system failure, according to a new report.

More than ever, it is essential to maximize customer satisfaction while optimizing worker efficiencies. The network is at the heart of this IT transition, and new AI-driven infrastructures promise to have a huge impact on retail operations as we transition to a new post-COVID era.

Over the past several years, retailers have been investing heavily in a reimagined, smart store experience, building destination stores with next-gen technology designed to create memorable shopping experiences.

Managed network services and cybersecurity solutions provider SageNet has acquired Convergent, a digital signage products and services provider to Fortune 1000 companies.

Benchmark the current state of store IT and how the industry plans to leverage its technological prowess to not only survive, but thrive in the years to come.

Walgreens Boots Alliance and Verizon Business have partnered to power enhanced digital customer experiences at more than 9,000 Walgreens and Duane Reade stores nationwide.

To guarantee shoppers can continue shop sales successfully during a period of heightened online traffic, retailers must rely on robust strategies at the back end. So what are some last-minute strategies for retail IT teams to handle the shopping surge that will begin this Black Friday season?