Bringing people back to retail
by Andreas Hassellöf
Four things retailers must do to get shoppers back into stores
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by Andreas Hassellöf
Four things retailers must do to get shoppers back into stores
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by Andreas Hassellöf
The post-COVID world will bring huge changes to office life. With workers in close proximity in open plan areas, creating a safe workplace for both staff and visitors is going to be essential.
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by Andreas Hassellöf
As more countries begin open up following COVID-19 lockdowns, there is a growing need to control the number of people inside buildings. Our Virtual Queue system, originally designed for retailers, can also be applied to many other environments.
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by Andreas Hassellöf
Although Virtual Queue was initially designed for the retail environment, it can also be used in many other ways to help cities manage a wide range of public services.
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by Ross Malpass
Changing the idle screens results in a significant uplift in engagement - in some cases, almost doubling.
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by Gustaf Zetterlund
Context and location has a huge effect on whether users will actually engage with in-store technology. Every store is unique. What works in one location isn’t guaranteed to work somewhere else.
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by Andreas Hassellöf
In-store tech such as endless aisles and interactive digital signage have the power to transform a retail business. But to achieve the intended results, they must be part of a fully integrated system including marketing, purchase, fulfilment and delivery.
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by Björn Ström
Smart in-store digital signage is one of the easiest and most cost-effective way to deliver a unified experience combining both physical and digital aspects. A look at the range of benefits modern digital signage can offer retailers and their customers.
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by Gustaf Zetterlund
Voice is rapidly becoming a natural and instinctive UI: we’re getting closer to a world where the main way we interface with machines is simply by speaking to them, and we expect the machines to talk back.
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by Rui Tian
Retailers who want to stay relevant and competitive need to merge real world and digital world experiences to create unified commerce environments which meet - and ultimately, exceed - the expectations of today’s customers.
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by Björn Ström
The new generation of retail sales technology needs to have “stopping power” - the ability to make a potential customer stop, look, and ultimately purchase.
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