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As Consumer Demand for Inclusion Rises, Retailers Must Tackle Legacy Issues and Attitudes

Retail TouchPoints

Products that are sized 18 and above and available in the UK only account for 14% of the total market. According to Edited, the total number of consumers deemed “plus-sized” is set to grow at twice the rate of the rest of the market. There is no standardization across the industry and inconsistent sizing leads to markdowns and returns.

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How Retailers Decide Which New Products to Stock

Retail Bound

In this blog post, we’ll take a look at the three main factors that influence a retailer’s decision to stock a new product. Finally, we’ll touch on some other considerations that retailers take into account when stocking new products. Similarly, a new type of dog food would be targeted at pet owners.

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How People Counting Can Transform Libraries – An In-Depth Analysis

V Count

According to Words Rated’s study , in the US, physical books and other items accounted for less than 40 percent of libraries. Hence, employing an accurate system will let you know how many people enter and exit your library at any given specific time period. Knowing and understanding visitor flow empowers your decision-making as well.

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(Some of) the Technology that is Empowering the Customer Channel in Physical Retail

Retail Next

It’s seamless and can reorient around a customer’s changing needs, sometimes at a moment’s notice. . Customers (or should I say “shoppers”) don’t look at different channels. Shoppers look at a retailer and engage how, when, why and where they want to. Technology is at the foundation of this decade’s transformation.

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5 Reasons Why Visitor Counters Are Important for Museums

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For museum owners, this situation presents an optimistic outlook, but it also emphasizes the pressing need to satisfy these returning visitors while also creating intriguing exhibits to attract future visitors. When planning the staff schedule, several key factors need to be taken into account.

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5 Reasons Why Visitor Counters Are Important for Museums

V Count

For museum owners, this situation presents an optimistic outlook, but it also emphasizes the pressing need to satisfy these returning visitors while also creating intriguing exhibits to attract future visitors. When planning the staff schedule, several key factors need to be taken into account.