As retailers continue to look for new ways to manage inventory, reduce shrink and drive sales revenue, they are starting to take a serious look at RFID technology.
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Ever since the 1900’s where local corner stores dominated the retail world, the customer experience has pretty much remained a constant.
‘Will they or won’t they?’ continues to be the big question about Amazon’s plan (or lack thereof) to open a retail store.
Most small business owners start a business out of a passion – maybe they love baking cupcakes or building skateboards.
Many companies view shipping the same way they might look at utilities or phone service: a necessary evil, a cost of doing business.
Relaxed customer return policies by major retailers and manufacturers increase customer loyalty but they also drive up the amount of merchandise that is sent back.
For most businesses, customer experience falls exclusively to the hands of the marketing team.
Inventory management has come a long way since the days of clipboards or spreadsheets.
In today’s marketplace, it is harder than ever for a retailer to find where they fit in: what product line they should carry, who their target market should be or how to price their inventory.
If you are like many retailers, one of your greatest ongoing challenges is disposing of excess inventory.