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Do you remember the first time you confronted the paradox of choice? For me, it happened early in my career. I was a sales manager at a well-known retailer and noticed that the more varieties of white shirts we put on display, the longer it took customers to make a buying decision. Instead of a
The retail landscape is constantly changing, with new challenges and opportunities around every corner. One of the opportunistic challenges in retail is digital transformation.
So how can consumer goods companies unlock their data to deliver more authentic brand experiences, be good for the planet or speed to market?
Retailers require a strategy that allows rapid upgrades and changes to their commerce systems, or they risk losing customers to competitors. Using a headless architecture built on micro-services is becoming an imperative to enable constant evolution of a platform.
The idea of luxury is driven by a fear of missing out. But the nature of luxury is changing, from exclusive, high-end products to a focus on experiences.
Retailers targeting millennials have had to rethink everything they know about sales, from leading with experiences to ensuring sustainable business practices.
Retail’s ongoing digital and cloud-first transformation was on full display at ShopTalk 2019, and the Microsoft Industry Experiences team was there. This is the third in a series (read part 1 and part 2) of three blogs where we delve a little deeper into five topics that were dominant in discussions.
In today’s retail environment, customers want more control of their experience. And who better to provide that experience than well-trained, committed employees?
Think of your retail store not as racks and shelves, maximizing every square inch to hold product after product, but as a service—a way to build an experience.
Cloud-based solutions have become the de-facto standard to drive retail business agility, with 78% of retailers already using cloud technologies and 92% expecting to by next year
This is the second post in a series of three blogs where we delve a little deeper into five topics that were dominant in discussions at ShopTalk 2019.
Retail transformation was on full display at ShopTalk 2019, and the Microsoft Industry Experiences team was there to participate in this next-gen commerce occasion.
