Welcome to the omnichannel experience 2.0, which moves beyond merely integrating selling channels, to retailers creating truly unified customer experiences. Read on to learn what retailers need to bulletproof their store experience in the year ahead.
In this conversation with RIS News, UNTUCKit's Kaitlin Gottlieb outlines how the company's early tech investment has empowered retail associates, boosted visibility, and streamlined back-end processes.
Understanding how consumers view your retail experiences quickly and accurately is one of the most important parts of serving them, and this means doing a lot more than just surveys.
Differentiation in today’s chaotic and must-be-everywhere-all-at-once commerce environment is difficult to nail down. How can brands break through the noise? Learn how The Container Store is achieving this.
Walmart has entered into a deal with Salesforce, giving retail clients access to their pickup and delivery technologies and making use of the retailer’s expansive transportation network.
Bed Bath & Beyond's disappointing third-quarter results point to further layoffs, more shuttered stores, and a possible bankruptcy filing in the not-so-distant future.
Weis Markets plans to deploy a new commerce solution across its e-commerce platform and 197 brick-and-mortar stores, encompassing more than 2,500 retail check-out touchpoints once the implementation is complete.
Dollar General is rounding out 2022 and heading into a new year with a focus on expanding digital capabilities, differentiating their customer experience, and adding to their store count – including to a number of international locations.
Showfields is opening a fourth location in Georgetown. The new store will be built around the same “industry-disrupting” concept as the company’s other locations, and will feature over 70 brands.
Meijer is opening two new Michigan-based Meijer Grocery Stores in January 2023. The new concept stores will aim to make the shopper experience as convenient and seamless as possible.
