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Fans enter the store, grab the items they want and then, using the Standard AI checkout app, simply tap their phone to walk out. Worcester has a rich history of innovation, making it ideal for baseball’s first autonomous retailmarket,” said Charles Steinberg, President of the Worcester Red Sox.
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So it’s essential that electronics retailers get to engage with customers as they’re browsing, or they’ll have frustrated shoppers heading out of the doors. Warranty Management Returns – many consumer electronics products come with a warranty, managed by the retailer, so the store needs an efficient repair/replace returns process.
Many retailers therefore see a POS system upgrade as a necessity, and in a recent study, 60% said that POS replacement was their top priority. So opportunity is abundant in the liquor retailmarket, for those retailers who can harness it. The impact of ineffective POS on sales is reduced revenue and profit.
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The same technology also can prompt customers with proactive messages after they leave the checkout page, but before they leave the site entirely, to capture them in the moment. The resistance is real — people are not comfortable yet with putting their POS in the cloud,” said Dave Bruno, Director of RetailMarket Insights at Aptos.
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