Radio Frequency Identification (RFID)

Dick’s Sporting Goods revealed this week shrink represented a third of its merchandise margin decline and blamed organized retail crime. RIS reports on what retailers across the board are saying about theft and shrink.

Retailers can make back-to-school about more than supplies.

From businesses going fully remote during the pandemic to the implementation of artificial intelligence across a variety of industries, it’s safe to say technology will continue to have a massive impact for years to come. Obvious industries that have begun relying heavily on technology include healthcare, academia, and sales. But one that might not be so obvious is retail.

In recent weeks, market leaders such as Gap, American Eagle, The RealReal, and Fairmount Tire & Rubber have rolled out new strategic partnerships to boost efficiencies and streamline operations. Get the details.

Discover how Renner, one of the largest fashion retailers in Brazil, has reduced stockouts and increased inventory accuracy, after implementing technology to optimize its in-store and e-commerce operations.

At H&M Williamsburg, visitors will encounter several tech add-ons that will enhance the shopping experience. Get the details.

The retail sector today has the opportunities to create a safer, reliable and more convenient experience for its customers. Here we dive into the three practical benefits of RFID.

Discover how children’s apparel company Carter’s Inc. is emerging from the pandemic a stronger, more profitable, omnichannel enterprise, armed with new point of sale (POS) and RFID capabilities.

Learn how RFID labels scanned in the CVS App will help patients.

As retailers strive to remain at the forefront of innovation, leading retail organizations are kicking barcodes to the curb for the following four reasons.