Retail Technology

Retail360's latest version offers expanded coverage and data integration, enabling store owners to streamline their operations and increase profitability.

Returns are an inevitable part of the retail industry, especially with the rise of ecommerce but it comes at a cost to the bottom line. SAP FLASH research revealed that 65% of retailers offer the ability to return online orders. How can retailers add value to return goods and services?

The collaboration supports Quad’s ongoing focus on advancing the in-store shopping experience by leveraging Swiftly’s platform.

By leveraging the capabilities of Sabre's SynXis Retailing, Frasers Hospitality aims to elevate the overall guest experience.

Honeywell Guided Work Solutions’ AI-driven speech technology enables in-store associates to perform tasks like click-and-collect order fulfilment, shelf restocking, and returns processing with speed and efficiency.

Wipro's enhanced retail offering, developed in partnership with Cisco and AT&T, and leveraging Amazon Web Services (AWS), serves as a comprehensive retail transformation platform to unlock the full potential of retail media network.

Around 70% of small grocery stores in the UAE don’t have a connected point-of-sale (POS) and checkout system, making it difficult for retailers to gain a competitive edge, 24SEVEN unveils.

Retailers are trapped by complexity and have no control over the challenge of balancing customer promises and fulfilment costs as they migrate to unfamiliar hybrid-retail paradigms. Retailers must modernise their order management systems. What they need is MACH — microservices, API-first, cloud-native SaaS, and headless architecture.

75% of organisations believe they offer a good user experience, have strong data management practices and better technology than competitors, Endava Unveils.

With SML’s item-level RFID solutions, retailers will gain the advantage of real-time inventory tracking with unparalleled accuracy.