Network Infrastructure

Retailers must adopt next-generation retail store architecture to power more digital shopping experiences or they risk getting left behind.

Installing an IoT network by leveraging a store’s lighting grid may sound initially like an expensive undertaking, but most retailers are at a perfect point to upgrade their existing networks.

Since Jack in the Box spun off QDOBA Mexican Eats in March 2018, there have been a lot of behind-the-scenes changes, but what hasn’t changed is the retailer’s network.

A winning strategy for brick-and-mortar retailers emerged this holiday season: “brick and click.” Here are five network-centric recommendations for retail CIOs looking to enhance customer experience inside and outside the store with BOPIS and other strategies.

E-commerce accounts for only 11.2% of total U.S. retail sales still, a reminder that traditional retail stores still hold leverage. Here two technology trends retailers should use to optimize their shoppers’ in-store experiences and convert browsers into buyers.

With digital disrupting the industry and consumers demanding more personalized experiences in stores, retailers must keep pace with the accompanying technology investments, or face being left behind.

The next-generation network will deliver high speeds and reduce latency, enabling retailers to fully leverage current and future cloud opportunities with confidence.

The 150-store-strong sporting goods retailer is transitioning away from traditional data storage. See which cloud services provider it is partnering with and how the next-gen solution suite will help Modell’s win in a highly competitive market.

Digital transformation and the store of the future are impossible without advanced data networks. Fortunately, the rollout of 5G will be a gamechanger that supports the next generation of retail services and in-store innovations.