What does the future of retail look like? Samsung exec Chris Mertens explains how technology is transforming retail, and how businesses can keep up.
The new Samsung Kiosk is an all-in-one, turnkey, interactive, in-store kiosk, speeding up transactions and providing a consistent customer service experience.
Interactive displays supported by integrated software and content management allow customers to make informed purchases on their own, so retailers can operate efficiently.
With interactive displays, LED video walls and window displays, retailers can attract more customers and encourage transactions.
As shoppers return to brick and mortar stores, interactive displays and self-service kiosks allow for fulfiling, personalized experiences that consumers will want to return to.
Savvy retailers are using first-party consumer data to create personalized shopping experiences that drive brand awareness and boost sales.
The transportation industry has used terminal and concourse displays and digital directional signage for years to improve the experience for travelers. Now, retailers are adopting the same digital signage technology.
LED shopfront signage can transform a store's exterior to one that is traffic-stopping and jaw-dropping. See why LED displays are replacing traditional LCD signage and static posters.
To enhance the customer journey, Duty Free Americas installed and deployed Samsung digital signage and MagicINFO software in their Miami International Airport location.
In their new immersive Viewing Rooms, the luxury mattress retailer Saatva created a space where technology, luxury and comfort collide.