The problem isn’t investing in technology — it’s confusing a technology business case with a retail supply chain strategy.

When I’m choosing running shoes, I don’t want AI to sell to me. I want it to reduce effort and increase confidence. The same is true for shoppers everywhere.

The pandemic has fundamentally altered the trajectory of retail, rendering traditional tools insufficient and compelling industry leaders to embrace new approaches to meet evolving clients' demands.

Launch Features Faster Without Breaking Core Systems Learn how retail teams can launch new features quickly while protecting checkout, payments, and inventory with smart automated testing strategies.

As a C-suite advisor working closely with retail and consumer packaged goods (CPG) brands, I am seeing a consistent pattern across the industry. Leaders recognize that AI has the power to transform ...

For years, retailers have relied on three types of retail promotional tools to sell their products: temporary price cuts, feature advertisements, and in-store displays. Under what retail conditions ...

Recent performance indicators underscore that ambition. Jumia recorded strong year-on-year growth in Gross Merchandise Value ...

Data quality tools help spot risky patterns earlier, reduce false positives and keep legitimate customer transactions flowing smoothly. Better data empowers retailers to be more precise, not just ...

Travel News Services and TNSI Retail are expanding across India with a focused retail strategy. The companies operate stores ...

Courting agencies is a key element of Criteo’s retail media ambitions. Which is one reason Criteo hired ad agency vet Brian Gleason as CRO in February. Getting cozy with agencies wasn’t always a ...

Ecommerce is expected to reach almost 35% of sales among big-box retailers worldwide by 2023, rising from 23% in 2019, according to Edge Retail Insight. This growth is expected to continue, with ...