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  • How Robots are Transforming Retail

    The retail industry has reached a point of progress with robotics where it is not enough to look at how robots will drive business transformation, but at how they are already doing so.
     
    Following are three key retail areas where robots have already begun to make their presence felt:
     
    Fulfillment and Distribution

  • Tech Bytes: How Robots are Transforming Retail

    The retail industry has reached a point of progress with robotics where it is not enough to look at how robots will drive business transformation, but at how they are already doing so.

    Following are three key retail areas where robots have already begun to make their presence felt:

    Fulfillment and Distribution

  • Hudson’s Bay will feed need for speed with robots at new DC

    Hudson's Bay Company (HBC) will open a new omnichannel fulfillment center in Pottsville, Pennsylvania, that includes assistance from robots.

    The center, opening in July, will run robotic retail technology that HBC says is approximately three-times faster than the typical technology utilized in e-commerce DCs The retailer plans to open the 450,000-sq.-ft. facility through a phased approach, expanding to 617,500 sq. ft. by January 2017.

  • HBC promotes former Saks exec to run new PR department

    Andrew Blecher, SVP of public relations at Hudson’s Bay Company

  • Sears Canada makes COO position permanent

    Sears Canada is again calling on Becky Penrice to lead an important aspect of its nearly 300 store operation.

    Penrice was named executive VP and COO after serving in that role in an interim capacity for little over a two months. Penrice has worn several hats at Sears Canada since joining the company on Dec. 1, 2013 after holding supply chain and human resources roles role at Hudson’s Bay Company.

  • HBC details omnichannel growth agenda

    The number of Saks Off 5th stores will surge dramatically as will investments in technology as Hudson’s Bay Company said it will make higher than normal investments in growth initiative this year.

  • Surging Hudson’s Bay details major investments in expanding Saks, Saks Off 5th and store renovations

    On the heels of soaring profits and revenues in the fourth quarter, Hudson’s Bay Company said it will make higher than normal investments in growth initiatives this year, including a dramatic increase in the number of Saks Off 5th stores, store renovations and investments in technology.

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