In order to enhance the in-store customer experience, stores are using smart retailing. Smart retailing uses technology to create meaningful customer interactions that can be managed and measured. To incorporate smart retailing, customer-facing technology can be used, including:

• Touchscreens
• Smartphones
• RFID tags

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Radio-frequency identification, or RFID, is becoming the dominant way for industries to operate on an increasingly global scale. To get the most out of an RFID investment, however, it’s important for companies to ensure that the system is working properly. Learn the benefits of:

• Proper installation
• Post-install maintenance
• Future applications
  

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New technologies are changing the way people shop, and retailers must adapt to keep up. Consumers now expect on-demand access to the information, products and services they want. The increase in consumer knowledge and a desire to interact in a more personalized manner is forcing retailers to fully integrate various self-service touchpoints. In this guide, learn:

• Best practices for self-service store integration
• Obstacles to adoption
• How mobile is changing the customer experience
• The future of self-service integration

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