" ... Currently, the modern U.S. retail checkout experience is dominated by two
types of point-of-sale (POS)
technology: traditional and self-checkout. While self-checkout has grown in
terms of visibility over the past two decades, there are indications that this
version of self-serve sales processing may be on its last legs. Case in point:
Albertsons has announced it will be removing
self-checkout from all of its privately-owned stores, replacing them with
traditional checkout lanes. Kroger has announced
a similar experiment in Houston, Texas..... " The complete article.
Friday, September 09, 2011
Smartphones for Checking Out in Retail
Michael Koploy posts a great article on using smartphones for retail checkout. It is a topic I have talked to many retailers about. It is a key issue for retailers seeking to improve their experience. The biggest issue is getting a majority of shoppers using the devices in-store, and training them in their use. He starts:
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