Systems Integration

Don’t miss this webinar to learn how to protect your business from costly overstocks, out-of-stocks and returns.

With a unified view of its data, IWA has been able to segment and target customers with personalized marketing campaigns

Retail has become one of the most difficult industries in which to survive. Behemoths such as Amazon.com increasingly sweep weaker competitors off the map. So, how can retailers compete in the age of Amazon? Unfortunately, there's no “silver bullet” technology that can help here. The key is being able to adapt quickly and experiment with…

This webinar will tackle how retailers can use customer data, including location intelligence, to help them make better decisions.

Attendees of this interactive webinar will learn why retailers struggle under the weight of increasing amounts of data.

Join this webinar to learn how a single view of the customer gives retailers the ability to connect customer identities.

It’s time you heard the truth about your e-commerce business. I know you’re passionate about your products — you spend sleepless nights obsessing about them. You’d rather sit in your warehouse instead of socializing with other humans. Turns out you’re not alone. In fact, soon after opening up shop, most online sellers find themselves in…

In episode 82 of Total Retail Talks, Scott Hansen, general manager, supply chain and logistics at Nebraska Furniture Mart, the largest home furnishing store in North America, discusses how the company has benefited from implementing an integrated supply chain for its online and brick-and-mortar operations.

In episode 70 of Total Retail Talks, recorded at this week's National Retail Federation Big Show in New York City, Gordon Jaquay, director, information technology at Hickory Farms, the specialty foods retailer, talks about how breaking down data silos is helping the organization become more efficient while also providing a better experience for its customers.

The right order management system can help brick-and-mortar retailers better compete against their online-only counterparts.