Innovation

By reinvesting in their own digital properties, retailers are able to reclaim their digital customer experience, brand identity and first-party data.

The latest sustainability effort by the Canadian retail giant will enable long-haul trips with zero carbon emissions.

The grocer operates about 200 stores as Save Mart, Lucky and FoodMaxx in California and Nevada.

Coors Field in Denver is the first sports venue to use Amazon One technology for age-verified alcohol sales.

Kum & Go uses first-party loyalty data and A/B testing to modernize food offerings.

The digital kiosks provided by Freeosk represent an in-store retail media activation that lets shoppers try new products.

Retailers’ agility depends on intelligent technology integration, smart tech choices and deeper collaborations.

Walgreens Boots Alliance’s consumers demand trust, convenience and accessibility, and the retailer will continue innovating with data providers to improve.

Pricing remains the single most impactful lever that a retailer can pull to move the needle for the business.

Prioritizing personalized advertising is an effective strategy to keep brands top-of-mind for consumers, and retailers can level up their personalized advertising by leaning into video.

Scan and go can only succeed moving forward if retailers find a way to maximize the tech’s potential while minimizing losses.

From using LED bulbs to switching completely to solar, retailers are investing in sustainable, clean energy as part of an ESG strategy.