RIS Talks

Ahead of news that Schnuck Markets, Inc. is bringing Tally robots to all 111 stores, RIS talks with Dave Steck, VP of IT Infrastructure and App Development, to learn how the grocer went from pilot to full-scale rollout and what benefits AI-powered inventory management tech will bring.

RIS talks with Sephora about the AI tech developed in-house to help all its customers find their best foundation match, as part of its Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion commitments.

Wireless communications retailer Mobile Destination has turned to gamification as part of its workforce management investments, resulting in a sales lift of 20%.

Footwear retailer Fleet Feet is leaning into social media and search advertising to not only drive digital sales but also propel people into its stores.  

Godbole shares what it’s been like to not only command Lowe's tech advancements during the pandemic, but also how the company is engaging consumers and navigating today’s supply chain challenges through the use of in-house technology. 

The denim retailer has been able to reduce its return rates by nearly 50%, as well as increase conversions and right-size its inventory levels through virtual try-on technology and recommendations.

RIS’ fifth annual look at the top women in retail technology salutes the female technologists redefining the industry that touches the lives of millions of consumers. Read about their latest retail technology projects, greatest accomplishments, what they think will impact retail’s future, and more.

Shoppers are used to the ease of online shopping and the depth of information digital commerce provides on products and retailers' values. But stores are still are core part of most retailers’ strategy and should be a living representation of the brand.