As retailers continue to rely on mobile devices for daily store operations, consistent performance across those devices remains a key part of store execution. According to a recent blog by Cisco, 86% of retail “…professionals state a lack of visibility impacts their ability to manage
Recent industry reporting has highlighted how retailers are incorporating more IoT technology into their store operations. According to this Chain Store Age article, “[r]etailers are now building autonomous systems capable of executing complex physical tasks—from rebalancing inventory to dynamically adjusting prices.”
Retailers often focus on new in-store technology, but the steps needed to roll those solutions out across locations do not always receive equal attention. According to this Total Retail article, “[t]he next phase of retail won’t be defined by bold experiments or shiny pilots. It
In retail environments, aisle end-caps are commonly used for featured product placement, and many retailers are now incorporating digital signage into these displays. According to a recent Modern Retail article, major retailers are “…beginning to install digital screens on end caps as they expand their
As digital signage technology evolves, companies are introducing updated software tools and hardware designed to support more personalized and efficient content delivery. According to a recent Digital Signage Today article, BrightSign’s “…latest players and AI-powered object detection capabilities drive captivating, personalized and interactive signage…”
According to this SMBtech article, “[t]he global video surveillance market is projected to grow from $56 billion in 2025 to over $88 billion by 2031,” and that “growth is being driven by two major shifts: cloud adoption and AI-powered video analytics.” These shifts are prompting
The adoption of IoT technology continues to expand across industries, a trend that was clear at NRF’s Big Show earlier this January. According to this WIoT Group article, “…wireless IoT complements RFID to deliver continuous, actionable intelligence. RFID remains a strong foundation for item identity
According to this GlobeNewsWire article, “…inventory inaccuracy remains one of retail’s most persistent and costly challenges, leading to lost sales, inefficient labor, and cancelled omnichannel orders.” However, with overhead RFID solutions, on-shelf availability is near 100%.
According to this Technology Org article, “…retail’s future lies not in retreating before e-commerce but in becoming more responsive, efficient, and data-driven than digital-only channels.” With the support of IoT technologies—such as electronic shelf labels, connected sensors, and real-time data platforms—retailers can improve in-store efficiency.
Recent findings highlight just how serious retail safety concerns have become for frontline employees, especially as the holiday shopping season approaches. According to a recent Verkada blog, “[m]ore than half (52%) of retail workers say they are likely to leave their current job in the
Many high profile retailers have recently rolled out RFID technology to improve inventory accuracy levels. According to this RetailWire article, the “[a]doption of RFID on selling floors has been increasing as costs have come down for RFID chips and readers, as well as due to mandates
Walmart is making waves amongst the retail world, due to an expansive Internet-of-Things overhaul at their retail stores. According to this RetailWire article, “…the introduction of a large-scale inventory operation, one involving the deployment of a massive number of internet of things (IoT) devices throughout