According to this BizTech Magazine article, “Retailers are striving to make 2024 the year for frictionless shopping.” And “[t]o do that, they must incorporate the latest technologies that people need to do their jobs…”
According to this Sourcing Journal article, “More than half of all U.S. consumers (51 percent) say convenience is a positive of shopping technology…” and “Another 46 percent say retail tech makes it easier to find the clothing they like, and…
Did you know that RFID “… is not new technology — its origins go back to World War II — but RFID has become a bigger tool in retailers’ toolboxes when it comes to merchandise visibility…” According to this ModernRetail article, “…it has become a
According to this Apparel Resources article, due to organized shoplifting and theft in retail, “Businesses have been reducing operating hours, locking up items and threatening to shutter stores completely.”
Fitting Room Technology Installations Touching, feeling, and trying-on items is the #1 driver for store traffic. Unfortunately, most stores are blind to the critical data that lies beneath this important customer behavior. Crave Retail has the solution… With Crave Retail’s smart fitting room technology, increase
According to a recent Retail Brew article, “5G tech has the potential to completely transform retail by enabling faster, smarter, and more connected shopping experiences.” In addition to that, with “…lightning-fast speeds and less lagging, 5G can elevate how you engage with your customers, manage
According to this Retail TouchPoints article, “RFID technology is far from new; in fact, it’s already been through not one but multiple hype cycles, including a jumpstart provided by Walmart in 2003 when the retailer mandated RFID tagging by its top 100 U.S. suppliers (and
NRF 2025 is where the entire industry goes to build the relationships that matter most, gain new insights to help make bold choices in the year ahead and experience the futuristic tech that is transforming retail. Learn more about NRF 2025 by watching the recap
An IT Field Service Technician plays a critical role in maintaining and supporting the technology infrastructure of brick-and-mortar locations, such as retail stores, distribution centers, and warehouses. These professionals ensure that various IT systems are fully operational and functioning smoothly, which is essential for day-to-day
According to this Retail TouchPoint article, “[i]n today’s competitive retail world, static, broken, disconnected experiences won’t cut it.” For retailers, new technology can be the solution to prevent that problem. Some of the technology being integrated into retail stores are “[d]igital signage, interactive kiosks and
Did you know that Zebra Technologies recently released three new solutions designed to improve efficiency for retailers and warehouses? According to a recent article from The Packer, Zebra’s trio of technology solutions are “…built for artificial intelligence-enabled modern stores and their warehouse operations..”
According to this Retail TochPoints article, “the fitting room has been a longtime necessary-but-evil curse plaguing the store.” But, thanks to the adoption of “…RFID, coupled with the implementation of connected technology…” it is creating “…new opportunities for brands and retailers to streamline fitting room
