Big Data

Retailers need to provide customers with the same level of personalization, accessibility and service both online and offline. Discover the seven technologies that are redefining the retail experience.

Shoppers are in the driver's seat (let's hope they're not texting at the same time) when it comes to the five big trends reshaping retail in 2013 and beyond.

Director of BI for Guess will discuss analytics pain points and opportunities in a closed door session at RTC 2013. The event will take place April 10-12 at the Omni Championsgate in Orlando, FL.

As stores redefine themselves in the age of omnichannel, retailers face increasing pressure to maximize their labor force with WFM solutions and arm associates with advanced mobile technology.

Luxury retailer Tory Burch has deployed a store operations reporting application for the iPad using the MicroStrategy Mobile platform. The app was built by Southport Services Group.

For those who couldn't make it to New York, we've asked some of the industry's top analysts to share the most prominent trends they saw at the show and the impact they'll have on the industry. Omnichannel execution and an innovation Renaissance top the list.

Gathering and keeping masses of granular data has helped Sears Holdings shorten the time required for key projects by up to 70%.

Localized, customer-driven assortments are becoming competitive tools. Download this Technology Solutions Guide to learn the importance of taking an omnichannel approach to all merchandising decisions.

Buffalo David Bitton is hungry for data from multiple sources

The bottom line for retail in 2012 continues to be the imperative in 2013. Here are four retail trends to consider in the upcoming year.