Mobile Wallet

Now that digital commerce has made it easy to reach shoppers virtually anywhere, international markets are a tempting target for multi-channel retailers. But before going global, it's wise to 'audit' your commerce platform to make sure it can support your planned expansion. Download this white paper to learn the four key functional areas to focus on.

POS solutions are adding expanded functionalities and mobile capabilitie

Advances in RFID tracking, customer-engaging digital displays and mobile POS are among technologies on display in the Innovation Store on the expo floor at NRF 2012.

Major innovations in technology are making their way to retail in 2012, including smart clothing, virtual fitting rooms and “wrist” wallets. Learn which technologies to look out for in JWT’s list of Things to Watch in 2012 – Technology.

M-Commerce and social networks become everyday parts of retail.

eBay has opened virtual pop-up shops this holiday season in San Francisco, New York City and London. In the stores, customers can use their smartphones to scan QR codes that take them to product pages on eBay where they can complete purchases or make charitable donations.

VeriFone has signed an agreement to acquire European payment services provider Point for $810 million. During the first 12 months, VeriFone expects the acquisition to add approximately $260 million in sales.

Gap has introduced Google Wallet's pay-by-smartphone capability in more than 65 stores in the San Francisco Bay Area, joining retailers that include OfficeMax, Macy's, Guess and Toys "R" Us.

The rise of omni-channel retailing and the move to mobility are expanding retailers’ data security risks and responsibilities. Download this Roadmap to discover seven practical steps toward tighter, more comprehensive security throughout the retail enterprise.

As omni-channel shoppers increasingly demand an Internet-like shopping experience at the store level, the role of the POS is rapidly changing. Download this Retail Solutions Brief to learn how the POS has evolved from primarily a transactional and data collection device into a critical customer service touchpoint.