55% of retailers say they are actively investing in omnichannel technologies, but many still struggle to define what “in-store omnichannel” should look like.

In an age where smartphone-connected consumers are demanding interactive shopping experiences in-store, next-gen scanning technology is integral to retail innovation. Scanning of barcodes, QR codes, and IDs via kiosks and handhelds connects physical and digital assets, enabling connected experiences

One of the biggest challenges with bringing digital experiences into your store is developing a custom solution that reflects your brand and your objectives onto your iOS device. Good news: if you have an e-commerce platform, there may be a shorter path with Kiosk Pro.

Businesses that invest in retail technology to improve the customer experience & enable digital capabilities in-store for blended customer journeys are touting those initiatives during earnings season.

In a rapidly moving, digital-first world, physical retailers are using in-store technology to implement efficient, frictionless shopping experiences.

Retail experts are urging brands not to abandon physical stores, but to innovate within them, and one way to do that is build interactive shopping experiences based on next-gen scanning technology. Here are some truly inspired ways brands are moving beyond simple barcode scanning.

To remain competitive in grocery, retailers must utilize in-store technology that can help create a seamless experience across digital and physical locations.

While online shopping has yet to have a big impact in grocery, experts predict that will change quickly; grocers must innovate now to stave off the competition.

Technology is transforming the face of retail. So why does Walmart’s CEO say that the retail giant is going to compete with tech, but win with people?