How to use technology to reduce queues and sell more
Queues are bad. Bad for customers: no-one wants to be waiting in line. Bad for businesses: less sales and less
Read moreQueues are bad. Bad for customers: no-one wants to be waiting in line. Bad for businesses: less sales and less
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Read moreUnder the COVID-19 pandemic-induced social distancing guidelines, bricks-and-mortar retailers are shifting gears to rapidly embrace digital technologies, says a report
Read moreThe longer a person stands looking at a display, the more likely they are to buy something. Measuring this dwell time, and acting to improve it, will increase sales. Learn more about shopper behaviour and retail analytics that work.
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Read moreThe pressures on retailers to cut costs are huge. One way of doing this is to reduce staff numbers. But
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Read moreCameras and people counting technology let supermarket chain reduce the time customers spend queuing from 4 mins to just 26 seconds.
Read moreMany retailers collect people counts, but few use the information to its full potential. Here’s why they are missing out
Read moreResearchers surveying 41 retail stores found that all of them were systematically understaffed during peak hours, affecting sales and profitability.
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