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Brick by brick every major business decision is built on the foundation of demand forecasts. However, forecast accuracy is something that is rarely talked about, except within supply chain organizations.

The technology exists today to efficiently — and expediently when necessary — flow both retail store and e-commerce orders orders through the same facility.

Read this case study to find out how a large discount retailer was able to think outside of the box and outside of silos, saving time and money.

Managing the customer experience is vastly different from soliciting customer feedback.

The inventory accuracy of the average retailer is only 65%. That means most retailers are disappointing their shoppers as much as 3 to 4 times out of 10. Can you afford that much dissatisfaction?

Where are fashion and apparel retailers maximizing their omnichannel opportunities in 2019? More than 80% of respondents surveyed for our recent CGS 2019 Supply Chain and ERP Trends Report have a wholesale business, and   • How native retailers are taking on the wholesale channel

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

Retalon partnered with Retail IT Insights to send a survey to over 5,000 retail professionals in order to understand their perspective on the importance of unified predictive analytics in retail.

Mobile devices level the playing field with shoppers and propel the store experience to new heights.

To remain competitive, players in these industries are investing heavily in technology to streamline their operations.

Retailers are scrambling to adapt to the expectations of today’s customers. Radial partnered with Incisiv for a quantitative survey of executives across the retail supply chain and discovered that less than half of retailers are optimized to deliver on complex orders.

A consumer survey conducted by Radial shows that e-commerce marketplaces are impacting global online shopping trends. Sixty percent of shoppers report that purchasing products at the lowest price is most important and over half now expect free shipping.