The Return of Intimacy in Retail – Part 2
“Omnichannel”… the word exists somewhere in the space between overused and maligned. It’s a wonky word used to describe some
“Omnichannel”… the word exists somewhere in the space between overused and maligned. It’s a wonky word used to describe some
In the article Intelligent Retail: The Future of Shopping Experience Design, co-authors Karl Hellman and Mark Blessington hit on some
It’s official, physical stores drive online sales. A study from the International Council of Shopping Centers, based on a sample
Mulberry has deployed a mobile point-of-sale at its new Regent Street flagship store in partnership with Tulip and Adyen.
The mobile platform was deployed in partnership with Apple.
Mejuri is using the mobile software in its first physical store.
Retailers need to adapt to the changing retail landscape in order to keep up with rising ecommerce trends. Bill Zujewski, EVP Marketing at Tulip, weighs in on how Tulip has been working with retailers to implement technologies in their stores.
Radius8 and Tulip announces a partnership which will provide store associates with local trending data in order to provide associates more relevant and real-time recommendations to their customers.
Retailers are challenged to scale beyond novelty as brands are becoming increasingly more visceral, merging both the digital and physical shopping spaces. Here are a few examples of retailers who are setting the bar high when it comes to changing their in-store customer experiences.
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