Workforce Management

As retailers begin their holiday season hiring sprees, Target has another plan and it’s banking on a new mobile app to help.

When it comes to scheduling and even recruiting valuable employees, the disconnect between today’s digital lifestyle and the manual legacy processes many organizations still use is alarming.

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

The Kroger Family of Companies has launched Fresh Start, a new training program that makes use of purposeful, bite-sized training and gamification.

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Apparel brand and retailer UNTUCKit has partnered with digital workplace platform provider YOOBIC to optimize operations and streamline employee training across its 80-plus stores.

Over the last 18 months, stores have evolved drastically and increasing communication has become a top priority for many retailers. During this virtual discussion, retail thought leaders share how to run a successful brick and mortar store, while incorporating the right level of communication.

Today’s consumer has changed, but so has the retail associate and the needs of the store. In an increasingly complicated working environment, engaged employees are a boon to the customer experience and the store.

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.

Save A Lot has tapped Aruba to help facilitate its transition to a wholesale model, deploying the infrastructure in its St. Louis headquarters, 13 wholesale distribution centers, and nearly 1,000 retail stores in 32 states.

Levi’s investments in artificial intelligence to improve both customer experience and demand forecasting are paying off, and the company will prioritize its fulfillment capabilities to further leverage stores and distribution centers in order to manage its digital growth.