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Mulberry to introduce new in-store mobile POS platform
UK luxury retailer Mulberry is set to roll out Tulip’s mobile point of sale (MPoS) technology in its stores.
Mulberry selects Tulip to fully mobilize in-store shopping experience
Tulip announces British luxury brand Mulberry has selected Tulip to further enhance their in-store customer experience.
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.
The “new retail” experience
Retailers are challenged to scale beyond novelty as brands are becoming increasingly more visceral, merging both the digital and physical shopping spaces. Here are a few examples of retailers who are setting the bar high when it comes to changing their in-store customer experiences.
Salesforce Ventures Introduces $100 Million Canada Trailblazer Fund
Salesforce Ventures announces the Canada Trailblazer Fund, a $100 million fund to invest in Canadian startups, such as Tulip, to fuel cloud innovation and customer success in the region.
The Tulip and Radius8 Solution
Empowering Store Associates with Local Knowledge Retailers understand that store associates drive sales and influence the buying decisions of their
Bonobos – A Glimpse into the Future of Retail
Many experts have been contemplating the future course of the traditional retail industry. Many believe that the traditional ‘brick-and-mortar’ store
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.
Retail workers lacking tech tools
As seen on Retail Leader. Tulip’s newest survey found that retail workers are not equipped with the mobile devices they need in order to offer shoppers the frictionless shopping experience they expect.