EuroCIS 2022 – The Event for Retail Technology!
Summary of 3 days full of trade fair experiences Why is EuroCIS THE place to meet in the industry? What were THE highlights and what are you looking f
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Global fashion industry to be revolutionized by sanitization technology
An eco-friendly technology that effectively sanitises clothing could help protect the environment by dramatically slashing waste, researchers believe
Consumers embrace milk carton QR codes, may cut food waste
The “use-by” and “best-by” dates printed on milk cartons and gallon jugs may soon become a thing of the past, giving way to more accurate and
On-site food freshness testing
Anyone who has ever ruined a cake knows that the correct identification of visually similar substances such as sugar and salt has great significance i
EuroCIS 2022: Impressions of our Hot Topics!
Innovative, intelligent, trendsetting Customer Centricity, Analytics, Smart Store, Payment, Omnichannel – Which innovative trend topics are curr
Burberry Launches Augmented Reality Shopping Tool To Celebrate The Lola Bag
In celebration of the Lola bag, Burberry has launched a new augmented reality (AR) functionality on Burberry.com which allows customers to virtually p
H&M Group explores tech-enabled shopping experiences in US stores
In building more relevant and meaningful relationships with its customers, the H&M group is now launching a new in-store shopping experience enabl
Personalised size and fit guidance: The Very Group partners with True Fit
The Very Group, which operates digital retailer Very.co.uk, has announced plans to improve customer experience by providing personalised size and fit
Robomart signs deal with Unilever to launch “The Ice Cream Shop” Robomarts
Pilot partnership introduces ice cream delivery – arrives in as little as two minutes Robomart, the world’s first store-hailing service, has annou
Electronic shelf labels: technology replaces paper
An increasing number of retailers are switching to electronic shelf labels By Katja Laska (exclusively for EuroCIS.mag) Paper labels were the standard