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Growth and optimism are taking shape in a year characterized by aggressive plans for digital transformation, experiential retailing and game-changing innovation.
There has been a lot of discussion about the digital transformation of retail, and yet the concept is so all-encompassing that it can be a challenge to keep track of what it really means, where you are in the journey and how it directly applies to your business.
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Businesses, especially those in the tight margin retail industry, have come to realize how cost efficient mPOS terminals can be in addition to contributing toward a more fulfilling customer experience.
Last year Walmart ended its mobile-checkout program, Scan & Go, and launched its associates-powered mobile checkout program. Now it seems theft may be the reason for the switch from self-checkout to associate checkout. Get the details.
The retailer is rolling out the mobile payment solution across the chain to streamline the checkout process and enhance the customer experience. In addition, the grocer is going live with a new branded debit card. Learn the details.
To find the best-fit solution, retail SMBs must start with an understanding of what they need the POS to do, then hit the market armed with a checklist
Retailers are radically rethinking how they use technology, pursuing new business models and creating highly personalized shopping environments that coordinate seamlessly across channels.
To meet demand for speedy in-store payment, savvy retailers continue to invest in self-checkout technology to supercharge the POS experience while simultaneously streamlining store operations.
The travel retailer’s new POS commerce system will allow it to provide a more versatile and responsive customer experience, and a wider choice for its customers to engage with the brand.
Target is surging right now and CEO Brian Cornell feels the need to explain why. At the recent NRF Big Show, Cornell said 2018 was the best year Target had in a decade and the reason was investment, reinvestment and disruption.
Point of sale (POS) failures can add up to big losses in sales and shopper experience when they happen. Find out what one store manager did when the store's cash registrars went down.
