Retailing

Magazine articles on retailing.

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CIO July 31, 2015 Tom Kaneshige	The Internet of Things now includes the grocery store's frozen-food aisle Supermarket giant Kroger uses temperature sensors to keep frozen foods frozen -- and makes its first foray into the Internet of Things.
CRM August 2015	Real-Time Retail Is the New Imperative Retailers must identify customers when they walk in the store
CRM July 24, 2015 Jill Hewitt	Why You Need a Customer Experience Map Retail organizations are constantly seeking ways to improve the customer experience. The best way to get inside your customers' heads -- and keep them happy -- is to chart their journey.
HBS Working Knowledge July 22, 2015 Michael Blanding	Name Your Price. Really. Is it worthwhile for retailers to experiment with "pay what you want" pricing? Shelle Santana unmasks the surprising logic behind how much customers will pay.
Fast Company Neal Ungerleider	Report: Amazon To Become Top American Clothing Retailer By 2017 Amazon is on track to become America's largest apparel retailer by 2017, according to a report by financial analysts at Cowen.
Fast Company Neal Ungerleider	Slurpees On Demand? 7-Eleven To Offer Delivery Via Postmates Some of the chain's San Francisco and Oakland locations are now offering delivery through Postmates' app for hot food and snacks.
Fast Company John Paul Titlow	Apple Wants To Keep Your Data Safe In The RadioShack Sale Apple filed a last-minute motion today, aiming to block the sale of personal data about consumers who purchased Apple products at RadioShack, according to iMore.
Commercial Investment Real Estate May/Jun 2015 Sara S. Patterson	Retail Forecaster The dynamic intersection of online and in-store sales is changing many dimensions of the retail marketplace, according to Gary M. Ralston.
Commercial Investment Real Estate May/Jun 2015 Beth Mattson-Teig	Retail Redux? In some markets, a good space is hard to find.
Fast Company April 2015 Danielle Sacks	Inside Gap's Plan To Get Back into Your Drawers CEO Art Peck inherits a company with stagnating store sales -- but bright digital prospects.
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