Technology
Local retailers serve a critical role in our lives as places that feed and nurture us, supply our basic needs, and contribute to the local and national economy. This interview is the second in a three-part series with my friend and mentor Jocelyn Mangan, CEO and founder of CEO and founder of Him For Her, a socialโฆ
As vaccine distribution moves us closer to a post-pandemic life, businesses are still navigating the economic uncertainty. Retail leaders understand that consumer buying patterns have changed in ways that are likely to persist once the virus is under control. Retailers know theyโll need to adapt to stay a step ahead of competitors and increase profitsโฆ
In this episode of Total Retail Tech Insights, Editor-in-Chief Joe Keenan interviews Sean Byrnes, CEO of Outlier, an automated business analysis platform. Listen in as Byrnes discusses Outlier's technology solutions, how it partners with retailers, and how the business intelligence company has helped its clients maintain and grow their businesses during the COVID-19 pandemic. Heโฆ
The race continues between the worldโs largest tech leaders and companies to see which one will prevail and power the next generation of tools, technologies and resources for manufacturing, healthcare, construction, and many other vertical market applications. These companies have been working tirelessly to create changes that will make a significant impact on our world.โฆ
In this episode of Total Retail Tech Insights, Editor-in-Chief Joe Keenan interviews Megan Cohill, director of strategic accounts and head of retail, and Travis Salazar, regional sales director of enterprise applications, data analytics and insights at TEKsystems, an industry leader in full-stack technology services, talent services and real-world application. Listen in as Cohill and Salazar discussโฆ
Back in April, I attended a webcast on how retailers were going to manage the emerging pandemic. It was at the beginning, before โnew normalโ and โIโll Zoom youโ became part of our vernacular. And the most impactful words I heard came from Sandra Campos, the CEO of DVF: โYou canโt just have clothes inโฆ
Talk of automation in business has historically been linked with conversations of rising unemployment, and the great battle of humans vs. technology in the workplace. However, as retail leaders blend physical and digital channels, many are beginning to see automation as an asset instead of a foe. For example, digital merchandisers got into the fieldโฆ
With the retail apocalypse showing no signs of slowing down, brands hoping to survive need to harness intelligent technologies to ensure they thrive. Retailers must look at ways to integrate innovative solutions and accept that infusing artificial intelligence (AI) through a chatbot on your website, while important, is no longer enough. Instead, retailers should useโฆ
Like most retailers, the 2020 pandemic nudged us at Cotopaxi to reassess every system and process we had in place. Our business has been growing steadily, and with the downturn of the economy looming, we wanted to take control of the areas we could streamline and improve. Payments were at the top of our listโฆ
As early as April 2020, Forrester had predicted global retail sales to record a $2.1 trillion loss due to the COVID-19 pandemic. We've seen the retail industry go through a fundamental shift, with an average decline of 9.6 percent globally in 2020. With supply chains throttled and consumers asked to stay indoors, the world witnessed a sharpโฆ