Leveraging retail associate mobile devices for assistive selling, mobile POS and store workflows transforms store experience and profitability.
Combining expansive information access with the personal feel associated with in-store shopping is the basis of assistive selling.
Retail data isn't just for websites anymore. Here's how you can leverage mobility to create a magical customer experience in-store.
With mobile devices, retail associates can drive big increases in productivity, customer satisfaction and store profitability.
Customers come to stores for expert service and immediate gratification. The secret to deliver both: retail mobile devices.
Empowered associates, real-time data and mobile devices help retailers optimize staffing and transform the customer experience.
Retailers have rightly focused on developing an online presence, but neglecting brick-and-mortar stores can be a costly mistake.
Mobile POS — also called mPOS — is taking off according to research by IHL Group.
They're calling it the retail apocalypse. Battered by online competition, analysts argue, traditional retail needs to step up its technology integration.
At this year's NRF Big Show, it's all about digital tools driving an assisted customer experience, from tablets to analytics.
High brightness storefront displays turn a shopper's gaze into a buying journey.
With mobile devices, retail associates can drive big increases in productivity, customer satisfaction and store profitability.
Putting mobile devices in associates' hands transforms the store experience. The right device is key to capitalizing on this trend.
Leveraging retail associate mobile devices for assistive selling, mobile POS and store workflows transforms store experience and profitability.
Customers come to stores for expert service and immediate gratification. The secret to deliver both: retail mobile devices.
Associates can leverage the power of retail innovation with mobile tools and apps to provide fresh, engaging in-store customer experiences.
The Galaxy S10 smartphone enables busy retail managers to skip the PC and work with data and apps wherever the job takes them.
Although smartphones are driving greater portions of retail traffic, the data they collect is also enhancing the in-store experience.
Retailers need to focus on providing answers that tech-empowered consumers can't find on their own.
LED and LCD display tech are replacing print in retail shop windows, driving foot traffic and sales.
