TECHNOLOGY

An omnichannel outdoor gear and apparel retailer is continuing its entry into brick-and-mortar with a mobile-enabled POS solution that enhances in-store customer service.

Walmart is reportedly preparing to become a player in the spaces of two “Web 3.0” technologies – non-fungible tokens (NFTs) and cryptocurrency.

Ulta Beauty is focusing on creating highly personalized customer experiences – across channels and at scale.

Family Dollar is leveraging artificial intelligence (AI) to maximize the effectiveness of its ad campaigns.

Customers in stores prioritize ease of shopping over personal interaction.

The world’s largest sporting goods retailer is an enthusiastic proponent of supporting front- and back-end operations with RFID technology.

In one of the largest rollouts of the technology, a quick-service restaurant chain is applying artificial intelligence to the drive-thru.

One of the largest Latino-owned supermarket chains in California is consolidating all of its legacy workforce management solutions to a single vendor.

Attendees at the National Retail Federation’s annual convention, known as the “Big Show,” will get a good sense of the direction retail technology will take this year. 

Instacart is teaming up with select grocery partners to offer customers an alternative to takeout food.

Customers who order in-home grocery deliveries from participating Walmart stores can use a secure, connected outdoor receptacle.

The nation’s largest retailer-owned cooperative is piloting an autonomous supermarket format.