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In Finland, you can pay for your purchases with your face

July 30, 2013

Designed to improve the security and speed of transactions, the Finland-based company Uniqul has developed a payment system that uses facial recognition software to let customers pay for purchases without the need for cash, a credit card, a wallet or mobile phone. The system works with a Uniqul tablet placed at check-out stations. To confirm […]

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How local retailers are approaching increased international competition

July 29, 2013

Interesting article in The Age today – Survival chic: Australian fashion’s new look. This is about how local retailers are preparing for increased competition from international retailers with H&M and Uniqlo on their way in addition to Zara and Topshop and others, and international online competition. It includes some comments from Retail Safari’s MD Gingkai […]

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RadioShack unveiled new logo with new concept store

July 17, 2013

RadioShack, the U.S. electronics retailer, has launched its first new generation concept store in New York offering tech-hungry shoppers “a new level of products, service and excitement in a store that makes the buying experience fun”. The new format incorporates: – Helpful, informative Texpert staff – Technology that makes shopping interesting and playful, like touchscreens […]

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No ordinary park bench, one full of surprises.

July 15, 2013

Virgin Atlantic brought its top service and amenities to New Yorkers in a very unique way. The airline transformed an ordinary New York City park bench into a first class seating area. Unexpected park visitors, who sat on the red cushioned bench, were treated to a little Upper Class in-flight experience with a difference – […]

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P&G’s biggest “consumer experience” event in NYC

June 24, 2013

Procter & Gamble held a massive sampling event in New York City on June 19 in five pop-up temporary locations that resembled big blue “experience boxes” across the city. The EverydayEffect event aimed to build awareness about P&G’s brands after it found that while the average American household uses ten P&G products, most consumers could […]

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Customers need more than products

June 17, 2013

This is one of the Harvard Business Review’s “Management Tip of the Day” articles that we found very interesting and wanted to share. The best salespeople see a sale as a consultation, not a transaction. They find ways to benefit the customer beyond what the product offers. Here are three ways you can be more […]

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