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WiFi Networking Lessons Retail CIOs can Learn from the NFL

Retail TouchPoints

But the NFL has an edge, as it has led the way in adopting technologies like network analytics and cloud management solutions that make it easier to ensure the network can handle demands from both fans and operational teams. For example, many NFL teams are experimenting with changing the nature of the payments experience.

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Attracting, winning, and retaining a new breed of value-driven consumer

Inside Retail

Most consumers confirmed they have recently reduced spending across all categories, particularly more discretionary goods and services. In fact, consumers indicated that on average, they were reallocating approximately $450 per month, largely towards essential goods and services or savings.

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Hy-Vee adds two stores in Wisconsin

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A highlight of the format is a large, open food hall for fast-casual dining, including Hy-Vee’s expanded breakfast menu, a pub with full-service bar and outdoor patio, and mealtime offerings that range from Mia Italian to Nori Sushi, and from Market Grille to a Wahlburgers at Hy-Vee.

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Retail Consumer Behavior Patterns and Shifting Dynamics: The Future of Retail & Retail Trends

RETAIL MANAGEMENT SOFTWARE

Shoppers have readily adjusted to the “new normal,” whether it’s a higher reliance on e-commerce, a surge in-home delivery, rapid adoption of curbside pickup, an increase in contactless payment, or other modifications in their behavior. In 2022 consumers expect to see the option at checkout rather than find delight in it.

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Hy-Vee debuts reimagined grocery store

Mass Relators

The new Grimes store includes all-digital shelf labels that display product information and pricing and has more than 100 TVs that feature Hy-Vee products, promotions and services. Digital kiosks are also available for customers to order cakes and fresh prepared foods, as well as access offerings via Hy-Vee Financial Services.

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Three Lessons Grocers can Learn from Specialty Retailers

Retail TouchPoints

While most supermarkets prioritized developments that facilitated COVID-era shopping behaviors like grocery delivery, curbside pickup or self-checkout, grocery shoppers are now looking for improved in-store experiences. For many in the grocery industry, however, adopting these practices has been slower.