
Progressive retailers are stepping up their game to upskill and empower their store associates
As we look ahead to the future of brick-and-mortar retail and the battle for customer loyalty, the role of a
As we look ahead to the future of brick-and-mortar retail and the battle for customer loyalty, the role of a
Mulberry, the quintessentially British luxury retailer, is using the latest technology to enhance their customers’ shopping experience and increase operational
“Omnichannel”… the word exists somewhere in the space between overused and maligned. It’s a wonky word used to describe 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.
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.
Out of the box mobile solution is easy to install, configure and launch in stores. Jewelry brand Mejuri to provide turnkey edition to store associates.
Luxury brand Mulberry has partnered with Tulip to deploy several of the technology company’s solutions, which are aimed at improving the in-store shopping experience.
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