As shoppers increasingly grant their loyalty to brands that court brand-customer relationships, the in-store shopping experience must be bold…

In-store tech is the future of the retail experience. Here are four things retailers can do to start creating a more immersive environment for their customers.

Smart fitting rooms aim to influence the shopper at the point of decision. Here’s how to find out if your store can benefit from retail tech in the fitting room.

It’s time for grocers who rely on traffic in their physical stores to rethink the in-store experience.

Shoppers are using their personal mobile devices in-store because they want on-demand access to product and inventory information and suggestions on similar or complementary items. Retailers need to bridge this gap by providing omnichannel in-store experiences and interactive touchpoints.

Eighty-four percent of shoppers have trouble getting help in a fitting room. Are smart fitting rooms the solution? Find out here.

In-store omnichannel is the brilliant way to link the convenience of online shopping and the shopper’s preference to touch and feel the product they’re buying. Done right, brands can create an immersive and engaging physical store with a few well-chosen and thoughtfully-placed mobile devices.

Progressive brands know that immersive in-store experiences help draw customers into the physical shopping experience and connect the bricks-and-mortar store. Here are some of the features you should look for if you plan to incorporate iOS Devices in your Store.

Couponing is still a fantastic way to find new customers and build loyalty in your old ones. iPads mounted as couponing kiosks throughout your store make couponing easy and engaging for shoppers. Here’s how to create an interactive couponing kiosk in your store.