October 17, 2019 | BY Reint Jan Holterman
The fuel and convenience industry focus is shifting in response to emerging customer trends. Our retail expert shares his three takeaways from NACS 2019.
The fuel and convenience industry focus is shifting in response to emerging customer trends. Our retail expert shares his three takeaways from NACS 2019.
Cookie-cutter scalability used to be the norm for retailers looking to expand. But our retail expert argues those days are gone, and retailers need to prepare for a new paradigm.
BRP explores how retailers are progressing with their security efforts to protect consumers’ payment and personal data.
Brick-and-mortar closes deals, but retail journeys begin on mobile and cross over from the real-time digital environment to real-life store experiences that are engaging, hyper-relevant, completely personalized and data-driven. Read more on relevancy, personalization, and the consumer experience.
Through a strategic partnership with Diebold Nixdorf, Rinascente is further enhancing the consumer experience through integrated systems, software, and services that are enabling new functionality and efficiencies across the entire value chain.
See our DN Vynamic Mobile Retail app in action. This technology allows you to build customer loyalty through frictionless shopping, self-service, biometric payment options, and so much more. We're empowering retailers to create deeper relationships with their customers with tools for the digital age.
Everyone loves the meatballs at IKEA. What if you could use a self-checkout that automatically recognizes the finger foods on your tray, without the need for a cashier (or a six page instruction manual)? Trayzi - the solution we developed for IKEA - makes this a reality. Experience seamless self-checkout at its finest.
Consumers use brands as a way to help define their own self-identity. Organizations use brands to outwardly define the culture they would like to propagate. Yet, even branding has become subject to the ever-changing and fickle nature of the consumer. Being afforded with more and more choice, consumers tend to be less loyal and exhibit behaviors of rapid adoption and hyper abandonment. As a result, brands are in a constant battle to keep themselves relevant.
This blog was co-authored by Google’s Head of Local Shopping, Nathalie Walton, and DN’s Senior Director of Business Development, Douglas Hartung.
Though the self-service kiosk has been recognized as a solution, and has been adopted across well-known brands such as Panera and McDonald’s, quick-service brands are actually quite late to the game. See why kiosks should be an important part of every QSR's strategy.