It was a long time coming: Retailers have for many years positioned themselves with the technology and supply chains to become not simply multichannel, but omnichannel. Whether shopping through an app, their computers or by walking through the door, customers … Continue reading
Omnichannel retailers aim to satisfy customers whether online or in-store. Since 2020, many retailers carefully assess their inventory & omnichannel order fulfillment strategies. Continue reading
A successful omnichannel strategy depends on accurate and timely order fulfillment. With orders from different sources, keeping track of those sales and inventory is key. Continue reading
Today’s customers are looking for a seamless purchasing experience, whether that’s in-store, online, or a combination of both. But the so-called “last mile” — the time it takes for a shipment to reach a customer —can be a thorn in the … Continue reading
As restrictions on business lift one year from the start of covid-19, retailers consider how to adapt their inventory strategies, with the popularity of BOPIS and need for inventory and data visibility. Continue reading
In retail’s busiest months when supply chains are most strained, stores face stockouts that translate to lost sales and potentially lost customers. Endless aisle improves a brand’s ability to satisfy customers by offering a more robust product selection. Online, selections … Continue reading
From warehouse and store employees being affected by quarantine or illness, to an over-reliance on human intervention within inventory planning, the pandemic has uncovered existing vulnerabilities within retail supply chains. Continue reading
When COVID-19 hit, retail was only on the path to omnichannel. Retail Pro Prism, the platform for omnichannel data connectivity, helps retailers transition toward fully integrated data across channels. Continue reading
Retailers more than ever before are faced with critically evaluating their inventory to curate a selection of products that will sell quickly and reduce their inventory costs. The longer products sit on a shelf or in a warehouse, the faster … Continue reading
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