In-store mobility: What are the next steps?
While mobile POS represented the first wave of enterprise mobility, we are now seeing retailers focus on cross-channel, customer-focused capabilities that represent the next wave of mobility.
While mobile POS represented the first wave of enterprise mobility, we are now seeing retailers focus on cross-channel, customer-focused capabilities that represent the next wave of mobility.
American Express Publishing’s Luxury Summit 2014 “Luxury without Borders” will take place April 6-8 at The Ritz-Carlton, Naples, FL, and will focus on the changing world of luxury and its effect on wealthy individuals.
Retailers should apply technology that makes it as easy to manage mobile applications as it is to manage today’s Web sites.
A divide continues to grow among spirits brands, with some excelling in the digital space and others dawdling, according to a new report by L2.
Condé Nast-owned shelter publication Architectural Digest is bringing the pages of its magazine to life with the first shoppable Architectural Digest Home Design Show held March 20-23 in New York.
Amazon’s recent decision to raise the cost of a Prime membership will test some of the limits of paid loyalty among its core audience and could open the door for rival Internet retailers.
In today’s economy, luxury marketers should look more toward psychographics than income demographics when trying to pinpoint a target audience, according to a new study by Unity Marketing.
Audi of America is teaming up with MIT and General Electric to track more than 150 million taxi trips in New York to address urban transportation problems.
Those with money to burn in North America, India and Brazil are more focused on experiences, while the Asian rich are still hell-bent on acquiring as many luxury goods as they can.
Proper communication with customers via mobile outreach would not only reduce marketers’ stress from the uncertainty, but also decrease the cost of lost productivity.