Improvements in IoT technology are creating new opportunities for connected retail devices, including electronic shelf labels (ESLs). According to this IoT Business News article, “[r]ecent IoT breakthroughs have made battery-free operation viable for billions of connected devices…” like ESLs.
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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
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.
The role of physical retail continues to change, by evolving into connected spaces that blend technology, operations, and human interaction. According to this Forbes article, the winners will be “…the retailers that stop treating the store as an old cost center and start running it
A recent report shows that many retailers are having a hard time adapting to fast-changing technology trends. According to this MarTech Cube article, “54% of North American retailers surveyed say they can’t keep up with the pace of technology change, while 49% say they struggle to
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
As retailers look for faster, safer, and more reliable ways to connect their technology, 5G is emerging as a key driver of digital transformation. According to this Inseego article, “The technical superiority of 5G networks makes them ideal for the retail industry’s digital transformation.” Additionally,
Retailers are now seeing mobile point-of-sale as more than a convenience, but as a key driver for updating their in-store technology. In this Retail TouchPoints article, Nikki Baird of Aptos observed that retailers are “finally investing in
As travel retail becomes more competitive, businesses are turning to smarter technology to improve the customer experience. According to a recent Commercial Integrator article, “[i]n the fast-paced world of travel retail, every second matters. Technology can no longer be just functional. It must be useful — and
According to a recent HFA article, “RFID technologies help retailers improve revenue and cost performance via better shrinkage reduction, more accurate inventory management (potentially reducing the number of out-of-stock occurrences), and lower labor costs.”