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Most retailers well on the way to digital transformation: study

Technology
by Chloe Rigby
Most retailers are now well on the way towards digital transformation as online and physical shopping move closer together, a new study suggests
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The new normal in stores is also an opportunity (Image: Shutterstock)

GUEST COMMENT Leveraging IoT for a safe reopening

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As the country begins to reopen after a months-long hiatus, retailers have a lot to consider when it comes to providing safe environments for...
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Vodafone and Arm join forces to make it easier to deploy IoT connected devices faster and further

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by Chloe Rigby
Vodafone and Arm have struck a strategic partnership that they say will make it simpler and faster for organisations to use items connected to the...
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by Chloe Rigby
The Internet of Things has long been hailed as a channel with enormous potential. But as yet relatively few brands and retailers have got to...
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