Inventory management guide for retailers

whitePaper | January 13, 2020

The retail industry is in the midst of a digital revolution that’s redefining the shopping experience. Online, mobile and in-store technology solutions are easing and enhancing how we shop — and altering consumers’ buying behavior in unprecedented ways. Consumers are exposed to infinite shopping choices on the web, hence, the days of standardized marketing and merchandising are over.

whitePaper | February 9, 2023

Managing a multi-location business requires many moving parts. From product management to sales reporting, keeping a close eye on every location can be tricky. Determining how to easily and effectively manage your growing business begins with selecting the right tools, starting with right Point of Sale (POS) system

whitePaper | February 10, 2023

This extensive guide provides 40+ valuable tips on preparing marketing campaigns, managing product information, and preparing on-site to cope with traffic surges during holiday sales. The whitepaper also consists of checklists, planners, and more advanced strategies to futureproof tech stack.

whitePaper | February 17, 2023

Did you know that Revel’s cloud-based POS platforms can do much more for your business than process customer payments? Revel’s intuitive, iPad POS can do everything from inventory management to real-time reporting. Switching to the Revel iPad solution will ease your management responsibilities and increase your sales.

whitePaper | December 29, 2019

Amazon operated strictly online for two decades. During this period, Amazon learned a lot about customer buying behaviors and how quickly a consumer can change the way they shop. From all of its data, Amazon learned that customers who shopped online also wanted to shop at physical locations.

whitePaper | December 3, 2019

The retail landscape is experiencing unprecedented change in the face of disruptive forces, one of the most recent and powerful being the rapid rise of automation in the sector. The World Economic Forum predicts that 30-50% of retail jobs are at risk once known automation technologies are fully incorporated. This would result in the loss of about 6 million retail jobs and represents a greater percentage reduction than the manufacturing industry experienced. Using Osborne and Frey study1 with the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the analysis suggests that more than 7.5 million jobs are at high risk of computerization. A large proportion of the human capital represented by the retail workforce is therefore at risk of becoming “stranded workers.”