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Taking luxury retailing to a new level with technology

Mulberry, the quintessentially British luxury retailer, is using the latest technology to enhance their customers’ shopping experience and increase operational

The Return of Intimacy in Retail – Part 3

Just as “omnichannel” is a word that is overused in discussing retail, “intimacy” in retail seems the exact opposite: out

The Return of Intimacy in Retail – Part 2

“Omnichannel”… the word exists somewhere in the space between overused and maligned. It’s a wonky word used to describe some

The Return of Intimacy in Retail

In the article Intelligent Retail: The Future of Shopping Experience Design, co-authors Karl Hellman and Mark Blessington hit on some

The “bricks to clicks” effect

It’s official, physical stores drive online sales. A study from the International Council of Shopping Centers, based on a sample

Retailers can rapidly deploy Clienteling with new turnkey edition from Tulip

Out of the box mobile solution is easy to install, configure and launch in stores. Jewelry brand Mejuri to provide turnkey edition to store associates.

Radius8 and Tulip announce partnership to improved customer engagement

Radius8 and Tulip announces a partnership which will provide store associates with local trending data in order to provide associates more relevant and real-time recommendations to their customers.

Mobile-empowered associates are key to competing in eCommerce

With the online pure-plays continually cutting into the market once dominated by brick-and-mortar, retailers need to come up with new strategies and tactics to compete. One not-so-obvious answer may be to leverage one of the their most unique assets — store associates.

Survey: Retail associates seek mobile tech to go up against eCommerce

According to Tulip’s newest survey, nearly half of store associates say consumers are sometimes more knowledgeable about products than they are, but assistive mobile devices are helping these associates prevent customers from leaving their stores empty-handed and making their purchases online.