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Luxury Retail Phygitalisation: Blending Tradition and Technology in the Digital Age

Retail Focus

For their staff to effectively navigate this new landscape, brands must invest in training and development. It requires a delicate balance between preserving the traditional allure of luxury retail and embracing the opportunities presented by digital technology.

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First Nations artists, Pride and mental health: Volley talks collabs

Inside Retail

Opening up again Volley – which was sold by Pacific Brands to private equity firm Anchorage Capital in 2014 following a collapse in sales – has managed to transform its reputation as a ‘daggy’ shoe company. In 2019, Volley’s brand manager John Szwede told News.com.au

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All-in-one fresh foods market, catering and event location BRIDGE opens in Zurich

Retail Focus

The entire 2,000 m² are distributed on two levels, representing a meeting point for food culture that invites you to shop, enjoy and linger. The BRIDGE market concept skilful balances the offering into a varied combination of fresh-food areas, catering and dry goods.

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Proximity retailing and current retail environmental paradoxes

Retail Focus

In an urban setting, “proximity” goes back to its golden age because customers find it more practical and suitable for shopping around the corner. Clients will be more likely to shop in a more convenient way and with less hassle. There are several actions that small-town shop owners can take to revive their businesses.

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Employee-first tech could transform the retail experience chain

Retail Focus

Brands mean business. . However, as any retailer will testify, it’s not a simple case of defining a brand architecture, visual identity, or store design and simply pressing ‘go’. Simply put, the point at which our customers interact with our brands is actually the biggest variable – and the highest risk point. .