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Retailers have data at their fingertips that they can use to bring much needed insight into their business operations. Especially as consumer demands change during an uncertain time, retail analytics can help owners and operators understand why their business performs the way that it does.

As more innovative solutions arise; grocers and manufacturers are adopting new methods to gain control of sustainable opportunity. This effort is mindful of consumers preferences and the overall processes of supply chain.

Sales for certain plant-based offerings such as dairy are growing year after year. As a retailer, how do you decide what to offer and what not to?

Safe shopping means more space and less contact. NCR has everything you need for creating the touchless self-checkout, without needing new technology.

A one size fits all loyalty program is the fastest way to turn off customers. The “personalize” method is a better method for ensuring that customers keep coming back and building brand loyalty

Global e-commerce is expected to reach $910 billion this holiday season, a year-over-year increase of 11 percent. In addition to more ways to pay via social, mobile and contactless payment, this year brings higher prices and shortages due to supply-chain issues.

As c-stores adapt to growing customer demands and a changing industry, there are ways they can use technology to unify their operations—from their forecourt to their back office.

Retailers are adjusting to demands for modern technologies as the pandemic pushed the button on the digital explosion. That’s exposing some risks of having a break/fix IT approach with consumers more unlikely to tolerate down times and bad customer experience because of technology failures