Smaller markets must improve in-store systems and supply chain integration to maintain sales amidst socially-distant shopping behaviors and eGrocery growth. To meet these needs, stores can use a retail extension terminal to bring the supply chain closer to the customer.
Modularity can play a critical role in developing a seamless customer journey. A platform-based approach offers flexibility and allows retailers to scale or upgrade their technology solutions as needed to easily adapt to change.
We talked with a leader of Dash In C-store chain to learn how their self-checkout pilot is helping them seize these sales opportunities while meeting today’s contactless customer.
Starbucks is developing and testing drive-thru forward solutions as drive thru sales have jumped more than 10% from pre-pandemic levels. Get the details.
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.
Travel retailer Hudson will use Amazon’s Just Walk Out cashierless technology in select stores, with the first to open in Q1 at Dallas Love Field Airport.
Shopping must stimulate the reward system in the brain from the initial contact with the salesperson and in-store environment to the goods themselves to spending money. Treating oneself to something must be more fun than waiting for a future delivery.
