Axsium Group covers RetailNext in NRF wrap-up
World’s largest workforce management consultancy “mighty impressed” at RetailNext
In his top ten retail workforce management stories of NRF 2012, Bob Clements of Axsium Group wrote,
8. Beyond traffic counting. Lots of retailers have traffic counters that measure customers coming in or going out of a store. However, what happens when the customer comes in the store? Where do they go? What do they do? How effective is a certain display? I spent some time with Customer Analytics provider RetailNext at NRF and was mighty impressed at how their solution helps retailers answer these questions.
How Moneyball is like in-store analytics
Two venerable industries transform themselves by adding metrics and improving performance by leaps and bounds.
Aggressive growth for Family Dollar
RetailNext customer Family Dollar expands its success with plans to add upwards of 500 stores in 2012.
On shopping queues and impulse shopping
We at RetailNext have reviewed data and visualizations on types of shopping queues and whether or not they are optimized for impulse shopping. Based on our observations, we have a hypothesis: Unstructured shopping queues are not optimal for maximizing impulse shopping.
Major new features to be demonstrated at NRF Big Show
Next week at the National Retail Federation Conference and Expo, we’ll be demonstrating additional upcoming functionality to be released in the first half of this year.