Nous savons que le changement est inévitable. Mais le secteur du commerce de détail est dans un état d'évolution constante, cherchant toujours à engager des clients pointilleux. De nombreuses entreprises ont augmenté leurs méthodes conventionnelles en adoptant une approche progressive et une opportunité d'incorporer la transformation numérique que le commerce de détail traditionnel adoptait lentement.
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Selon Forbes, les détaillants réinventent la fonctionnalité de leurs magasins et exploitent des outils numériques pour maintenir leur pertinence. Le commerce de détail physique restera le canal le plus important pour l'avenir prévisible, mais la manière dont l'espace est utilisé sera transformée. Lors de l'événement virtuel d'Euromonitor Commerce 2040 Jason Goldberg, responsable de la stratégie commerciale chez Publicis, a noté que les magasins ne sont plus un point de contact unique dans le parcours d'achat ; maintenant, les magasins jouent plusieurs rôles, devenant des plateformes qui servent plusieurs missions et parties prenantes.
Recently, retailers have reduced their footprint entirely or used physical outlets to support online fulfillment operations or branded experiences. “Personalized, immersive and collaborative concepts will advance the store experience of tomorrow, says Michelle Evans, Global Lead of Retail and Digital Consumer Insights at Euromonitor International. “Retailers will leverage technology to remove the hassles of shopping for mundane items while tapping into the innate desire and curiosity to test and try before buying. For products that require more consideration, such as furniture or electronics, physical retail will shift from stores where products are sold to a stage for immersive brand experiences.” Retail automation provides more value to both the consumer and staff alike – beyond price and promotion updates. A perfect example are QR codes – a scanned launching point you can find right on the programmed Digital Smart Labels™. Scan the code to gain valuable information on the product you are interested in. This link can contain as much or as little information as you choose, and is highly versatile as an additional marketing tool.
Another difference about the customers of tomorrow is that they are valuing different things in the store, and we are seeing their behaviors change toward what they value. Let’s use self-checkout as an example. It used to be that if you shopped at a grocery or department store, you really valued that personal interaction with a sales associate to help you check out. That’s not true anymore. Now it’s about speed and convenience. Checkout at a physical location is entirely out of the equation when people are using curbside pickup or buy online, pick up in store. As Tiffany Burns, Partner, McKinsey & Company, Atlanta has observed, “We’ve seen such a drastic evolution in self-service. Five or six years ago, retailers had a lot of doubt: “If we put a machine there and people have to use it to check out, they won’t want to shop with us anymore.” But people learn technology and new ways of interacting.”
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