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in title, tags, annotations or urlPerry Ellis Deploys Oracle Retail Release 14 to Enable Commerce Anywhere Capabilities and Support International Growth - 0 views
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"We are committed to providing a consistent shopping experience and to meeting customer expectations across channels by aligning pricing, promotions, and inventory availability online and in-store," said Luis Paez, chief information officer, Perry Ellis International. "With Oracle Retail Release 14, we have a consistent view of all inventory, so we can offer customers any product we have in stock regardless of where it resides."
New Oracle Consumer Study Challenges Retailers to Adapt to Modern Retail Marketplace - 0 views
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"Consumers are enjoying an expanding global marketplace, and they are shopping it with the nearest mobile device," said Jill Puleri, senior vice president and general manager, Oracle Retail. "As retailers embrace this new global, mobile consumer they must also maintain profitability and lay the foundation for ongoing change."
Study: Consumers want easy access to product, service information | Chain Store Age - 0 views
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An overwhelming majority (70%) of consumers around the globe say that the best way retailers can add value to their shopping experience is to provide easy access to information about their products and services, both online and in stores. That's one of the key takeaways of a new consumer research study by Oracle.
Perry Ellis Upgrades To Oracle Retail Release 14 To Deliver 'Commerce Anywhere' | Retail TouchPoints - 0 views
Changing world but consumer demands remain consistent | Retail Insider - 0 views
Perry Ellis Deploys Oracle Retail Release 14 To Enable Commerce Anywhere Capabilities And Support International Growth | Integrated Solutions For Retailers - 0 views
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"We are committed to providing a consistent shopping experience and to meeting customer expectations across channels by aligning pricing, promotions, and inventory availability online and in-store," said Luis Paez, chief information officer, Perry Ellis International. "With Oracle Retail Release 14, we have a consistent view of all inventory, so we can offer customers any product we have in stock regardless of where it resides."
New Oracle Consumer Study Challenges Retailers To Adapt To Modern Retail Marketplace | Integrated Solutions For Retailers - 0 views
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Enabled by technological advances, today's consumers are reaching across borders and channels for shopping experiences that provide unprecedented choice and convenience. A new consumer research report, "Retail Without Limits - A Modern Commercial Society," explores how a technology-powered "invisible hand" has transformed the retail environment and reveals lessons for retailers as they adapt to this new, nearly limitless retail marketplace.
Personal engagement is omnichannel experience at Ulta Beauty | RetailingToday.com - 0 views
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For fast-growing retailer Ulta Beauty, having an omnichannel presence does not just mean selling products across multiple touch-points. As Ulta Beauty executives explained during a presentation at the recent Oracle Industry Connect 2015 conference, the retailer uses an Oracle Retail technology platform to support a range of omnichannel experiences that engage customers at a highly personal level.
Tech Bytes: Three Lessons from Oracle Industry Connect | Chain Store Age - 0 views
How Ulta is using technology to deliver a distinctive experience | FierceRetailIT - 0 views
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Ulta communicates with shoppers across many channels: mobile, guest services, direct mail, online, email, point of sale and social. So consistent messaging across all platforms is key. "Our core guest is very engaged so she's always looking for new ways to learn more. Integrating all of these touch-points into a unified experience and ensuring she's having a consistent experience from a branding and communications standpoint helps elevate our approach," Kimbell told attendees at the Oracle Industry Connect conference in Washington, D.C. last week.
Shopping without borders: mobile retail goes global | Computer Business Review - 0 views
New Oracle Consumer Study Challenges Retailers to Adapt to Modern Retail Marketplace | The FINANCIAL - 0 views
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The study highlights that there are opportunities for retailers to differentiate themselves and win customers through better in-store experiences, more-effective mobile strategies, and increased access to information regarding inventory and pricing. Key findings are broken into the following categories:
67% Use Smartphones to Enhance Shopping, Up from 26% | MediaPost - 0 views
Adidas reduces loss with Micros solution | Chain Store Age - 0 views
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Adidas, which was an existing Oracle financials user, initially implemented XBR in its North American operation, where the retailer felt there would be the best commercial and functional fit. Satisfied with the comprehensive visualization XBR provided into North American loss prevention data, Adidas launched XBR in Europe in 2009, but encountered initial difficulties.
Here's how Adidas caught a $200k employee theft while testing a new data mining program | FierceCIO - 0 views
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With a worldwide operation, complicated supply chains and retail outlets on top of manufacturing responsibilities, getting product to the buyer is not as easy as Adidas makes it seem. But through a data mining and loss prevention program powered by Oracle MICROS XBRi, the company has harnessed its point-of-sale data to cut down on preventable losses and build a leaner business.
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