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How has retail changed over time?

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This doesn’t mean retailers aren’t changing their in-store strategies to fit the evolving needs of their consumers. With a shift toward experience-based stores instead of consumption-based, retailers have revamped the shopping process. Consumers’ focus has shifted from quantity of goods to the quality of their time.

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Retailers Must Adopt a Technology-First Strategy to Survive

Retail TouchPoints

There’s an analogy here to what is happening in retail, as retailer leaders have become increasing immersed in technology-driven innovation over the past decade. Retailers are being slowly pulled along with technology’s evolution without feeling any sense of impending doom. How can others keep up?

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Exclusive: How Daniel’s Jewelers is Using Vision AI to Better Serve its Customers

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much has changed in the world, and in retail. Since then, the demographic makeup of California has changed dramatically, not to mention the economic and technological realities of the state and the country. But in the process, he fell back in love with the business he had grown up in, and the plan changed. “I

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How to Keep Your Digital Signage up to Date

Retail TouchPoints

Digital signage is a great way for retailers to capture customers’ attention and keep them informed about new deals and products. Retailers must also consider different tools and techniques that simplify the actual process of changing and displaying digital signage content. So how do you go about creating a content calendar?

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The Dark Side of the Surveillance Economy and What Retailers Should Do About It

Retail TouchPoints

Yes, consumers now have access to never-before-seen levels of personal technology and convenience, but the idiom “there’s no such thing as a free lunch” also has never been more true. RTP: How much of this is due to the basic nature of a market economy?

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After 25 Years, a Rebrand is Just the Beginning for Edible

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Somia Farid Silber, President, Edible (Image courtesy Edible) Farid Silber was six when Edible Arrangements was founded, and the company is so engrained in her personal history that she refers to it as her seventh sibling (she has six younger siblings of the human kind). That’s actually how we started franchising.

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Why my Retail Finance Team Loves AI

Retail TouchPoints

When you spend most of your day manually coding invoices or processing receivables, there is little time for the creative and innovative work that really makes finance exciting. This is the lesson I’ve gleaned as the leader of a finance department that has added extensive AI capabilities over the past couple of years.