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Filling station of the future: Mobility hubs need flexible IT

There is no doubt that the extent and manner in which people get around will change rapidly in the coming years, as will the way in which goods are transported. Filling station operators will have to adapt to this. The oil companies, like the food wholesalers that supply them, are aware that the rapid activation of new services requires a…

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Quicker to the shelf and the online shop

Using Bayard's Byrd technology, the Douglas Group has optimised its master data procurement consistently across its bricks and mortar and e-commerce businesses. The solution enables Europe's leading omnichannel premium beauty provider to carry out automated quality checks of product content from its suppliers.

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Guest Feature: Increasing employee efficiency like Lowe’s, Bonita and Vera Bradley

Modern technologies are an indispensable part of progress for companies that want to gain a competitive edge in the fast-paced retail environment. This is because digital solutions and the development of AI and automation should contribute to greater efficiency: for example, the American fashion company Vera Bradley increased the on-time completion of company tasks from 40 to 95 per cent…

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Reta Award 2024: The best retail technology solutions

The atmosphere was excellent last night at Dr Thompson’s Seifenfabrik in Düsseldorf: Top IT managers from Edeka Group, Tegut, Rewe Group, Schwarz Group, Douglas, Benetton and many more had every reason to celebrate with their technology providers. Yesterday, EHI Retail Institute honoured the winners of the Retail Technology Awards Reta for the 17th time as part of Eurocis 2024. The…

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Guest Feature: AI to combat shrinkage in retail

Retailers have long recognised the considerable potential of self-service technology. At the same time, retailers are recording an increasing number of inventory discrepancies. To counteract this trend in the self-service area, Diebold Nixdorf now offers its customers one of the most comprehensive AI-powered solutions to protect against shrinkage in the self-service area and beyond.

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Guest Feature: Shopper expectations in the conflict between availability and sustainability

A new wave of changes in shopper behavior is hitting retailers. Two large-scale studies conducted by Retail Insight demonstrate that on the one hand, retail customers complain about an increasing number of products being out-of-stock in-store. On the other hand, shoppers want retailers to reduce their environmental impact and significantly reduce food waste.

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Fighting food waste demands a rethink

Food waste is a major problem. In Germany alone, 11 million tonnes of food ended up being thrown away in 2020, according to the National Statistics Office. Of this, 7 per cent (0.8 million tonnes) came from the retail sector. To combat food waste, 14 major German wholesale and grocery retailers signed an agreement with the Federal Ministry of Food…

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Guest Feature: Score points with flexibility at the POS

The way people shop has undergone a transformation in recent years. Many consumers have become more price-conscious and actively seek favourable offers. Simultaneously, customers have heightened expectations regarding sustainability, shopping experiences, and product availability and also want to choose independently how they pay for their purchases.

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Checkout without unpacking

Regional co-operation Edeka Minden-Hannover relies on intelligent shopping trolleys from manufacturer Pentland Firth. The company has rolled out a total of 6,400 Easy Shoppers since 2019. The Retail Optimiser visited two of the company-owned stores and spoke to managers and customers about their experiences with the systems.

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RFID-checkout in record time

Africa’s largest retailer, The Shoprite Group, is currently upgrading its entire POS software architecture for around 2,500 stores with GK OmniPOS.

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