Achieving sustainability as a retailer today extends further than just environmentally friendly packaging – it demands transparency from all areas of the business.
Author: Retailist Magazine
Approximately 15% of the world’s population experience some form of disability. But until recently, very few brands embraced the opportunity to provide members of this community with wearable, fashion-forward clothing options.
We may still be a couple months away from the holiday music and decorations, but in typical American fashion, the gift buyers are ready and raring to go.
Sure, Amazon might own Prime Day, but that doesn’t mean your brand can’t piggyback off the hype.
With customer experience expected to overtake both price and product as a competitive advantage, brands must meet and exceed their customers’ expectations.
In the age of rising e-commerce sales where shopping, browsing and just about everything is done online, approximately 30% of orders are returned.
Online resellers will see more users than ever as consumers warm up to the idea of selling and buying second hand.
In an environment where long term planning has been hindered by the impending loom of unknown secondary lockdowns, opening a store could seem daunting.
Avoiding touch and physical contact has become the new norm, and this has only accelerated the trend for touchless shopping technologies.
AI-generated scorecards have been used to influence human behavior across the food and beverage supply chain.
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