Creating an app from the ground up can be a complex and costly experience, especially for a brand that’s just beginning its mobile-first transformation.
H&M is offering its customers a new shopping experience and customers apparently love it, according to Lebensmittelzeitung.
H&M has opened both barrels on the smart mirror phenomenon by launching a voice activated mirror in its Times Square, New York flagship.
This smooth-talking tech-enabled mirror works pretty well, as an H&M employee and several customers demonstrate in the video.
Microsoft has worked with H&M to create an interactive talking mirror that takes selfies for H&M’s flagship store in New York.
While brick-and-mortar retail is facing a tough year, e-commerce is booming; high street retailers will have to find innovative retail concepts.
H&M is also rolling out a voice-activated mirror in its flagship New York City location, offering style recommendations, selfies and a route to eCommerce
Swedish home and hardware retailer Clas Ohlson has rolled out digital screens in its Stockholm store in an effort to lure in shoppers.
How can you make a customer stop in their tracks and engage with the window display? For retail tech company Ombori, it’s all about making it interactive.
Ombori has teamed with The Landmark Group to launch a bilingual (English/Arabic) voice-activated mirror in Max Fashion’s lbn Battuta Mall store in Dubai.
Digital signage isn't just for pushing sales, it's also for improving customer engagement. Retailers can increase sales and create more loyal customers.
H&M Group has partnered with Microsoft and partner Ombori to re-imagine the garment recycling program they launched in 2013
QR codes (quick response codes), a technology from the 1990s, which is proving to be very useful in the Covid era.
Working with The Marketing Store and in-store digital-experience developers Ombori, BoConcept offers customers the best of online and in-person shopping,
As consumers return to brick-and-mortar, beauty retail will increasingly be part of the omnichannel shopping experience powered by tech, services and subs.
Below are just a few examples of how Ombori and their partner retailers are changing the way customers connect with their favorite stores.
Microsoft has teamed up with partner Ombori to help global fashion retailer H&M Group to introduce new smart garment recycling bins to selected stores.
Thankfully, companies such as Ombori provided the tech-based solutions required for retailers to overcome their challenges.
H&M is on a mission to become carbon negative by 2040 and is supercharging its Garment Collecting Programme with smart clothes recycling bins.
Ombori, a Swedish retail technology innovator, is collaborating with several brands to elevate retail sustainability.
Convenience and instant gratification have become high priorities in businesses, ranging from convenience stores to upscale retailers and specialty shops.
The virtual Ombori Grid infrastructure enables customers to schedule their design consultations and customer service requests via their smartphones.
These pre-tested Ombori IoT solutions enable companies of all sizes to streamline their business operations.
Ombori Grid recently placed several just-launched software solutions in the app store Marketplace.
IKEA turned to Ombori to devise an evolved customer management solution that was deployed across their stores in the Middle East in a matter of two and a half months.
Ombori CEO Andreas Hassellöf on why the smartphone is key to customer centricity and why retailers should focus on customer behaviour over technology.
Pathr.ai integrates with existing Ombori devices and leverages a retailer’s available camera assets to acquire spatial intelligence insights
Sustainability initiatives aren’t new in fast fashion, but they can certainly benefit from the marriage of sustainability and technology.
Ombori and H&M are setting new expectations for consumers by integrating a digital world with the physical.
To meet customers’ evolving expectations for their shopping experience, H&M seeks to develop new technologies that deepen relationships with its customers.
Retailers and other businesses need to start thinking now about creative strategies to win and retain customers in an AI-driven world.
Ombori announced that its new StoreAI extension to Ombori Grid will include AI-powered store mapping solutions from digital mapping specialists Pointr.
StoreAI will be an extension to the company’s existing SaaS platform Ombori Grid, which allows retailers to digitally transform into smart stores.
The solutions will enable retailers to offer wayfinders for their stores and interactive in-store digital maps.
Creating an app from the ground up can be a complex and costly experience, especially for a brand that’s just beginning its mobile-first transformation.
H&M is offering its customers a new shopping experience and customers apparently love it, according to Lebensmittelzeitung.
H&M has opened both barrels on the smart mirror phenomenon by launching a voice activated mirror in its Times Square, New York flagship.
This smooth-talking tech-enabled mirror works pretty well, as an H&M employee and several customers demonstrate in the video.
Microsoft has worked with H&M to create an interactive talking mirror that takes selfies for H&M’s flagship store in New York.
While brick-and-mortar retail is facing a tough year, e-commerce is booming; high street retailers will have to find innovative retail concepts.
H&M is also rolling out a voice-activated mirror in its flagship New York City location, offering style recommendations, selfies and a route to eCommerce
Swedish home and hardware retailer Clas Ohlson has rolled out digital screens in its Stockholm store in an effort to lure in shoppers.
How can you make a customer stop in their tracks and engage with the window display? For retail tech company Ombori, it’s all about making it interactive.
Ombori has teamed with The Landmark Group to launch a bilingual (English/Arabic) voice-activated mirror in Max Fashion’s lbn Battuta Mall store in Dubai.
Digital signage isn't just for pushing sales, it's also for improving customer engagement. Retailers can increase sales and create more loyal customers.
H&M Group has partnered with Microsoft and partner Ombori to re-imagine the garment recycling program they launched in 2013
QR codes (quick response codes), a technology from the 1990s, which is proving to be very useful in the Covid era.
Working with The Marketing Store and in-store digital-experience developers Ombori, BoConcept offers customers the best of online and in-person shopping,
As consumers return to brick-and-mortar, beauty retail will increasingly be part of the omnichannel shopping experience powered by tech, services and subs.
Below are just a few examples of how Ombori and their partner retailers are changing the way customers connect with their favorite stores.
Microsoft has teamed up with partner Ombori to help global fashion retailer H&M Group to introduce new smart garment recycling bins to selected stores.
Thankfully, companies such as Ombori provided the tech-based solutions required for retailers to overcome their challenges.
H&M is on a mission to become carbon negative by 2040 and is supercharging its Garment Collecting Programme with smart clothes recycling bins.
Ombori, a Swedish retail technology innovator, is collaborating with several brands to elevate retail sustainability.
Convenience and instant gratification have become high priorities in businesses, ranging from convenience stores to upscale retailers and specialty shops.
The virtual Ombori Grid infrastructure enables customers to schedule their design consultations and customer service requests via their smartphones.
These pre-tested Ombori IoT solutions enable companies of all sizes to streamline their business operations.
Ombori Grid recently placed several just-launched software solutions in the app store Marketplace.
IKEA turned to Ombori to devise an evolved customer management solution that was deployed across their stores in the Middle East in a matter of two and a half months.
Ombori CEO Andreas Hassellöf on why the smartphone is key to customer centricity and why retailers should focus on customer behaviour over technology.
Pathr.ai integrates with existing Ombori devices and leverages a retailer’s available camera assets to acquire spatial intelligence insights
Sustainability initiatives aren’t new in fast fashion, but they can certainly benefit from the marriage of sustainability and technology.
Ombori and H&M are setting new expectations for consumers by integrating a digital world with the physical.
To meet customers’ evolving expectations for their shopping experience, H&M seeks to develop new technologies that deepen relationships with its customers.
Retailers and other businesses need to start thinking now about creative strategies to win and retain customers in an AI-driven world.
Ombori announced that its new StoreAI extension to Ombori Grid will include AI-powered store mapping solutions from digital mapping specialists Pointr.
StoreAI will be an extension to the company’s existing SaaS platform Ombori Grid, which allows retailers to digitally transform into smart stores.
The solutions will enable retailers to offer wayfinders for their stores and interactive in-store digital maps.
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