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Making Fulfillment a Revenue Driver: 6 Ways Design and Tech Can Collaborate

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In the pandemic’s wake, many retailers set up flexible fulfillment services in order to meet new safety guidelines and consumer requirements. Additionally, 66% of retail executives who responded to design:retail’s survey indicated that they spent time and capital updating the fronts of their stores to accommodate in-store pickup experiences.

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During #RICE22, Attendees Can Dive Deep, Go Broad or Both

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Featuring a cross-section of different brand categories, the event experience is designed to inspire collaboration and idea-sharing, offering numerous opportunities for attendees to network with a range of fellow retail executives and industry experts.

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Introducing the Retail Innovation Conference & Expo

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For nearly 15 years, Retail TouchPoints has been retailers’ go-to source for news, education and events around optimizing the customer experience across all channels. design:retail Conference & Expo : Unleash your creativity and rediscover your love for design and visual merchandising!

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6 Trends Driving Store Design Innovation in 2024

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Trend 3: Store Design Teams Become ‘Experience Teams’ When a brand decides to open a new store, the design team cannot work within its own silo. This is a new reality for typical projects, according to Cornelius, and it is why her firm has changed its vernacular from “store design” to “experience design.” customer experience).

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Implementing Sustainable Design Strategies in the Retail Environment

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The retail industry is undergoing an unprecedented wave of change as global issues have affected retailer supply chains, the labor market and consumer behaviors. To lead by example, old or retired products can be used as a “building” material or for visual merchandising displays.

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Shoppers and Operators want Malls to Change, Creating Opportunities for Emerging Brands

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Leap currently powers 60 brands across nearly 100 stores in markets including New York City; Los Angeles; Chicago; Southern Florida; Dallas; Austin, Texas; Scottsdale, Ariz.; Brands can sign up for one- to two-year leases in these markets to test how their brand, and in-store experiences, resonate. “On

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Retail’s Future is Phygital

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Technology in lighting, music, visual merchandising and other physical elements helps brands create immersive in-store experiences. Brands that stay nimble and ready to adapt to changing consumer habits and expectations have an advantage in earning customer loyalty.