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The Rise of Micro Markets in Airports

Retail TouchPoints

This, combined with workforce shortages, has caused airports to move more toward automation, with self-service check-in kiosks, baggage drops and mini stores. According to SITA, by 2024 88% of airports are expected to be equipped with check-in kiosks and 59% will have automated border control.

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The Future of In-Store Tech: How Digital Innovation is Shaping Retail

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For instance, AI-powered virtual assistants can provide product suggestions based on previous shopping habits, while interactive kiosks offer tailored promotions and inventory updates. IoT and Smart Inventory Management The Internet of Things (IoT) is revolutionising inventory management.

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7 Ways Big-Box Retailers Can (Painlessly) Move into Wireless Retail

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The pandemic led to a surge in ecommerce, yet there are signs of reawakening life in the brick-and-mortar experience, and physical stores are seeking to regain market share. But whatever the decision, it is essential for the primary retailer to own the contract on the technology being implemented in the wireless kiosk.

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Grocery’s Future: Retail Media Integration Across In-Store and Online Channels 

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These physical kiosks operate by allowing shoppers to scan their loyalty cards or enter their phone numbers to access personalized offers and digital coupons. A serial entrepreneur, software engineer, and former ecommerce vendor who lived retail and performance based marketing pains and is now democratizing clean advertising and data privacy.

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Retailers Need to be Smarter with Their Smart Store Implementations

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Starting in the late 1980s with the introduction of self-checkout kiosks and progressing to today’s smart RFID tags and even fully automated storefronts, retail leaders have slowly but surely embraced digital in-store enhancements. By 2030, the smart retail market will be worth $91.36 billion thanks to these aggressive investments.

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How Edge Computing Enables the Retail Store of the Future

Retail TouchPoints

The survey also found that less than 13% of retail organizations are investing in technology to tackle these challenges, instead remaining focused on short-term fixes like increasing prices and running marketing campaigns. Self-checkout kiosks are ubiquitous today, but they add to the security challenges retailers face.

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Sick of hearing about AI? The key is understanding how to make it work for you

Inside Retail

It’s anticipated that the global AI retail market will soar past A$36 billion by 2028 and exceed A$70 billion by 2032, highlighting its growing importance and undeniable impact. Personalised recommendations: You can tailor marketing and product suggestions based on purchase history and browsing behaviour.