Omnichannel
Aurora Fashions aiming to do business Anywhere, Everywhere
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Mobile
Engage customers, empower staff and improve operational efficiency
The mobile trend shows no signs of slowing – with £5.8 billion expected to come from UK mobile retail by 2016
Mobile is changing the way people shop. Smartphones and tablets are everywhere, creating a new breed of information-rich, expectation-high, digitally connected consumers.
But it’s not all one way. You can tip the mobile power balance back in your favour. An in-store mobile solution for your staff can help you to:
• Free your staff to get out on the salesfloor with customers
• speed day-to-day tasks and improve stock accuracy
• transform the way you engage with customers
Applications, customer data, product information, ordering and check-out at your fingertips
With key store applications, customer data, product information, ordering and check-out at your fingertips, you can improve customer service by engaging the customer at the point of decision, to influence purchases through better, more personalised information – and never miss a sale because of stock-outs or queues.
At the same time, mobile can help increase operational efficiency by bringing the back office onto the shop floor. You can also deploy more queue-busting tills to save floorspace and benefit from 25% lower capital cost than fixed tills, while taking advantage of more agile cloud-based hosting.
We have the expertise to future-proof your in-store technology – to set up, manage and maintain the data networks, in-store wi-fi, mobile devices, apps and cloud-based hosting.
The elements of a successful mobile solution
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Fat Face: Omni-channel
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