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  • First look: Microsoft Manhattan flagship

    Microsoft Corp. has opened its first Manhattan flagship, within blocks of its major competitor.

    The new Microsoft store is located at the intersection of Fifth Avenue and 53rd Street, just several blocks away from Apple's Manhattan flagship with its famed glass cube entry. Microsoft has been planning the five-floor, 22,369-sq.-ft. store for more than six years.

  • Holiday forecast: Cold temps, hot sales

    Favorable weather, an extra shopping day and new tech gadgets should attract more shoppers this holiday season, according to a new report.

    The U.S. Holiday 2015 Forecast from the FBIC Group says retailers should expect a happy holiday 2015 selling season, with combined spending in November and December to rise between 3% and 4% over 2014 levels to between $626 billion to $633 billion.

  • 3 ways voice is driving omnichannel retailing

    Spoken word is the oldest form of human communication. It’s also one of the newest technology trends enabling omnichannel retail.

    Voice-based communications are having on a dramatic impact on how retailing is seamlessly executed. Here are three key areas where voice is supporting omnichannel operations across the retail enterprise.

  • Tech Bytes: Three Ways Voice is Enabling Omnichannel Retail

    Spoken word is the oldest form of human communication.

    It’s also one of the newest technology trends enabling omnichannel retail. Voice-based communications are having on a dramatic impact on how retailing is seamlessly executed. Here are three key areas where voice is supporting omnichannel operations across the retail enterprise.

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  • Costco adds digital knowledge to its board

    Costco is adding a bit of digital expertise to its ranks with its latest new board member.

  • Is Whole Foods Market on its way to being a tech trailblazer?

    Whole Foods Market and a key technology partner are creating a new retail platform that the retailer promises will be unlike anything on the market.

    In a partnership that Whole Foods said will “redefine retail management software,” the supermarket company is partnering with cloud-based business application provider Infor to develop a new enterprise platform called Infor Cloudsuite Retail. The retailer hopes to make a profit of the comprehensive, cloud-based retail suite by selling it to other retailers.

  • Whole Foods plans to be faster and more efficient

    Whole Foods is creating a new collection of business applications with a key technology partner that are said to be unlike anything on the market.

    That’s a bold claim and to back it up the nation’s leading organic and natural grocery chain is partnering with cloud-based business application provider Infor to develop a new enterprise platform called Infor Cloudsuite Retail.

  • The world’s most valuable brands are …

    For the third consecutive year, Apple and Google came out on top in a ranking of the 100 most valuable brands in the world.

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