No longer confined to traditional stores, retail is increasingly ubiquitous. Transactions are becoming ever easier using mobile payments and automated subscriptions for regularly consumed goods. Stores are also popping up in new and unexpected places, such as train stations and truck and bus “stores.”
The fashion industry is undergoing the biggest change since the industrial revolution: Today’s consumers prize instant convenience and authenticity. They want innovative new products, instantaneous information, to
comparison shop, easily return items that don’t fit, and always get the best deal. How can these companies collaborate to create a seamless experience for shoppers? How should omni-channel customer insights fuel this network? This paper on “omninomics” will help you answer these questions.
Supermercado com unidades em Diadema e Sao Bernardo do Campo, cidades de forte atuacao industrial, chega aos 28 anos fazendo sua historia na reglao do Grande ABC. From Super Varejo
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Last month, Tadashi Yanai, chairman, president and CEO of Fast Retailing, which owns the Uniqlo apparel brand, was in Singapore to grace the opening of the company's first Global Flagship Store for Southeast Asia and Singapore. From Retail in Asia