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How Hot Topic and Lamps Plus Mastered Inventory Management and More

Retail TouchPoints

Smart retailers are realizing that their increasingly complex omnichannel offerings have made strong supply chain management more important than ever. Retailers need to handle inventory in stores and distribution centers, keep an eye on both digital and physical shelves and keep costs down with efficient logistics and routing.

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Compact Cashierless Technology Boosts Sales at Sports Stadiums

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Nissan Stadium now offers five frictionless Zippin Lanes and after incorporating four lanes, Allegiant Stadium has experienced: A 66% increase in speed of service; A 45% increase in sales for a traditional stand space compared to 2021; and A 30%+ increase in the number of product SKUs offered.

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Guarding the Retail Fortress: Cybersecurity Challenges and Network Interruption Risks

Retail TouchPoints

The Evolving Threat Landscape Retailers increasingly rely on digital platforms for sales, inventory management and customer engagement. In the store environment, retailers need to evaluate the physical security of POS terminals and self-scanning technology.

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Why a barcode scanner is an inventory tool you can’t live without

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The scanner reads the black lines and white spaces of a barcode to store information such as product details, prices, and inventory levels. When to use a barcode scanner for inventory management Barcode scanners are the best way to track inventory from the receiving dock to checkout.

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The Rise of Micro Markets in Airports

Retail TouchPoints

This, combined with workforce shortages, has caused airports to move more toward automation, with self-service check-in kiosks, baggage drops and mini stores. Consumers are also becoming more exposed to self-checkout options, and they are in turn becoming more normalized and natural.

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From Barcodes to Bytes: Retailers Prepare for Next-Generation UPC

Retail TouchPoints

It’s hard to believe that the invention of the UPC — first used by railroads almost 100 years ago and then introduced to speed grocery checkout lines back in 1974 — hasn’t changed. stores is Puma. Consumers want more information about the products they buy, and retailers want more visibility into the products their customers buy.

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Retail’s tech revolution sets laser-like focus on the consumer

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This is not just a transient trend but a robust response to the changing consumer, who now craves the tactile satisfaction of in-store shopping along with the personalisation and convenience of online commerce. Today’s consumers might browse products online and then feel, try and buy them in physical stores.

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