The mall devolves

Infographic | January 8, 2020

Modern retail is being influenced as much by younger, tech-savvy ‘millennials’, who increasingly shop online and on their mobiles, as by older baby-boomers (over 60s) who wield greater spending power and still prefer to shop in stores. Both groups are equally important to retailers in a world where consumers increasingly shop on their own terms. Oracle Retail's 2016 consumer research study 'The Power And The Money' took a closer look a how these different age groups are approaching shopping in the digital age.

Infographic | December 7, 2019

Retailers face a number of challenges getting shoppers to download and use their mobile apps, but when they do succeed, the rewards are high: shoppers spend, on average, 30% more when using branded apps. Omnichannel efforts also pay off handsomely: consumers spend 17% more when their shopping experience is matched on multiple devices.

Infographic | December 4, 2019

The wholesale industry is an extremely complex field that requires multifaceted HR and payroll functions, unlike those any other industry has to contend with. From complex scheduling and overtime scenarios to management of multiple locations across state and legal entities, on top of managing employee training and transportation logistics. It’s a lot to keep up with, and using multiple solutions can get confusing and time-consuming.

Infographic | June 14, 2022

Point of Sale (POS) software handles most in-person purchase transactions. It manages inventory, tracks sales, and works with your POS hardware to swipe credit cards. This infographic showcases data from Capterra's recent survey of retail professionals on how they find, purchase, and use POS software.

Infographic | August 18, 2022

As per a survey, the sales of restaurant POS solutions in the U.S. surpassed US$3.5 billion in 2021, and it isanticipated to reach US$4.7 billion by the 2028-end

Infographic | December 5, 2019

Returns hit the bottom line in multiple ways: the value of returned merchandise was $369 billion in 2018, and it takes, on average, more than seven people to handle processing a return. Additionally, 80% of first-time customers who return their order will never buy from that retailer again.