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How the Store of the Future will Track Shopper Behavior Ecommerce-Style

Retail TouchPoints

The digitization of brick-and-mortar stores is nothing new, but up until recently it has primarily been focused on surfaces in the store that are already digital: point-of-sale systems or back-of-house tasks like inventory management. If the NRF show is any indicator, then that is exactly things are headed in the coming years.

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Innovation Is Transforming Retail At The Shelf Level — But What’s Powering The Shelf?

Retail TouchPoints

Digital Signage: Digital signs are gaining traction indoors these days, and serve as a form of in-store digital marketing for grocers, allowing them to showcase promotions, highlight new products, or provide cooking inspiration for seasonal or unusual ingredients. Smart shelf technology can also interact with customers via smartphones.

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What is Inventory Turnover in Retail? (Formulas, Benchmarks, Examples)

Retalon

It calculates the number of times average inventory is sold during a period. A higher turnover ratio means inventory is sold more times throughout the year. This indicates strong sales and effective inventory management practices. A lower turnover ratio means inventory sits on shelves longer before being sold.

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Grocery Trails the Retail Industry in CX and Fulfillment. Here are 4 Ways That Will Change in 2021

Retail TouchPoints

Online grocery’s previously lethargic rate of adoption meant that grocers lagged other retail sectors in multichannel merchandising systems, customer data management and fulfillment technology. As a result, profitability for these online grocers is a challenge. Specifically, expect to see the following come to pass: 1.

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What Nordstrom’s Paul Smith pop-up says about the future of this retail trend

Inside Retail

From the clothing to the drinks to the food, everything at the temporary retail location will be inspired by the designer’s mantra of “classic with a twist”. The cost of renting a pop-up space also tends to be significantly cheaper more permanent locations, averaging $23.70 per square foot for a pop-up versus $32.12