by Editor | May 10, 2020 | Retail News
Brick and mortar retail will return. The big question is when and how it will come back after the Coronavirus. The three most common scenarios offered by pundits include: Scenario One: A bounce back to business as it was pre-virus Scenario Two: A bounce back to...
by Editor | May 1, 2020 | Retail News
One of our recent stories covered technologies that reduce the need for contact between shoppers and store employees while instore. This story is about new ways manufacturers and retailers are exploring to allow shoppers to avoid stores and salespeople entirely....
by Editor | Apr 20, 2020 | Retail News
The U.S. has a rep for falling behind behind other countries on some things. One of these is the adoption of touchless technologies – most notably touchless payment technologies like Apple Pay. And even when you use Apple Pay or another touchless payment method,...
by Editor | Apr 19, 2020 | Retail News
Okay, so we shared a story about using touchless technology on in-store interactives to make shoppers feel safer. But a totally touch-free store is hard to imagine. And let’s face it, touching stuff while shopping is often part of the fun. And since promising to...
by Editor | Apr 18, 2020 | Retail News
Pre-virus, a lot of technologies were gaining in popularity at retail as ways to create more personalized and seamless customer journeys. And in some cases to reduce employee counts. But now many of these technologies have been given a new purpose – reducing the...
by Editor | Apr 18, 2020 | Retail News
You all know by now how the Coronavirus typically spreads. An infected person coughs or sneezes and creates droplets that get inhaled or land in the eyes, nose and mouth of others. Or the droplets land on surfaces where people can pick them up by hand and then infect...
