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Consumers were expected to spend nearly $235B this holiday season, according to CBRE. And with that spend comes returns.

Retailers see an increasing customer demand for self-checkout and not just the ability to scan and pay on their own, but to use it in a touchless way.

Retailer loyalty programs are not one size fits all, but there are ways to engage customers and offer them value, and ways to do just the opposite. A look at all the dos and don’ts of effective customer loyalty programs can help retailers make necessary adjustments

Retailers have data at their fingertips that they can use to bring much needed insight into their business operations. Especially as consumer demands change during an uncertain time, retail analytics can help owners and operators understand why their business performs the way that it does.

Digital loyalty programs may have gone into the mainstream, but getting them right can be difficult—here are some key lessons to learn.

Don’t wing it when it comes to staffing your grocery store. Use data-driven insights and tools to help you best determine your peak times and the slow times so you can staff your stores accordingly.

Retailers accepting digital payments understand shopper needs for security and convenience. Learn what you need to know about mobile payments and more.

As more innovative solutions arise; grocers and manufacturers are adopting new methods to gain control of sustainable opportunity. This effort is mindful of consumers preferences and the overall processes of supply chain.

Sales for certain plant-based offerings such as dairy are growing year after year. As a retailer, how do you decide what to offer and what not to?