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Foot Locker Debuts ‘Store of the Future’ in New Jersey

Retail TouchPoints

Foot Locker has unveiled its new store format, which includes a communal sneaker try-on area to facilitate “sneaker culture” conversations and technology that provides store associates with omnichannel inventory availability data. The retailer plans to use learnings from this store, located in the Willowbrook Mall in Wayne, N.J.,

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Business Intelligence: The Untapped Potential of Foot Traffic Analysis

Wiser

Foot traffic data can also be leveraged to optimize store layouts. By tracking customer movement within a store, retailers can strategically place products to increase visibility and sales. For instance, high-traffic areas might be best suited for promotional displays or impulse-buy items.

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How to Effectively Monitor Planogram Compliance

Wiser

Common Issues With Planogram Compliance One issue that brands often see when it comes to planogram compliance is inconsistent implementation across various store locations. There’s often a lag between the time a planogram is created and when it’s implemented in-store.

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To Experience the Future of Retail, You’ll Want to Go to the Store

Retail TouchPoints

A flat-pack furniture retailer’s maze-like store layout shows customers how their products work in different settings and gives them the chance to touch and try out items. This is especially important for connecting with Gen Z customers, two-thirds of whom like to shop in-store when they’re looking for new products.

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

Inside Retail

By cutting down on the traditional checkout time, retailers are not only enhancing customer satisfaction but also are freeing up staff to focus on other areas of customer service and store operations. Robotics in store operations In recent years, robotics has moved from the fringes to the forefront of retail operations.

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Breaking Barriers: How Brick-and-Mortar Retailers can Deliver Exceptional Customer Experiences

Retail TouchPoints

Would they know what areas of the store were the least productive from a sales (or profit) perspective that could be eliminated to make room for a café, seating area or experiential exhibit that would make customers want to visit more often? Better inventory management means better business operations, period.

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An Insider’s View of In-Store Performance Metrics with Private Crowd

Wiser

What makes a retail location successful is largely based on choice. Where is it located? Who is the store’s target market? The same is true for retailers and brands that choose to use in-store performance metrics to improve their offerings. All store operators and brands need access to actionable in-store KPIs.