Furniture Village implements COVID testing
Working in partnership with the Department of Health and Social Care, Furniture Village is among the first UK businesses to adopt COVID-19 testing at scale.By Retail Technology | Tuesday March 2 2021
#Jardine
Jardine motoring with ecommerce
Published 01.03.21 by Retail Technology
Car dealership franchise Jardine Motors Group UK has implemented new ecommerce platforms that enable the company to sell vehicles end-to-end online#Anthropologie
Urban Outfitters utilising appointments software
Published 26.02.21 by Retail Technology
During COVID-19, lifestyle products company Urban Outfitters has enhanced customer engagement and sales for its Anthropologie and BHLDN retail brands with appointments software#Carrefour
Carrefour expands robotic fleet
Published 24.02.21 by Retail Technology
Supermarket chain Carrefour has expanded its robotic fleet adding 11 more Tally Robots across its UAE stores#ecommerce
BLOG: Fulfilling potential in 2021
Published 23.02.21 by Ed Bradley, co-founder Virtualstock
Ecommerce has been brought forward by at least a decade as a result of the pandemic. This has transformed supply chains and logistics functions and has forced retailers to evolve so that they are more flexible and agile to meet the surge in online demand.#Heineken
Heineken refreshes fulfilment
Published 22.02.21 by Retail Technology
Beer giant Heineken has extended the relationship with its supply chain partner to digitally manage volatile changes in demand with machine learning#Crocs
Crocs gets tech upgrade
Published 19.02.21 by Retail Technology
Footwear brand Crocs has deployed new software for point of sale, merchandising, audit & operations management, and analytics#Phigital
BLOG: Getting phigital
Published 18.02.21 by Validify
As COVID-19 rewrites the retail landscape, the industry’s tech innovators have stepped up to provide the digital tools to enable retailers to bring the in-store human experience to their online offering#Makro
Makro on the charge with electric vehicles
Published 17.02.21 by Retail Technology
Uzbek supermarket chain Makro is building the country’s first charging network for electric vehicles