Retail

Most customer-facing organizations design their operations to maximize positive customer behavior. Floor layouts may emphasize comfort and maneuverability so that (…)

Since the first cash register was invented in 18791, technology has played an integral role in how businesses operate more (…)

Many businesses see long lines of customers as a positive sign. People are in your business, which, in this era (…)

In 2019, Americans sent 2.1 trillion text messages from their wireless devices.1 That’s an astonishing number, and when you do (…)

To welcome walk-in customers or not to welcome walk-in customers—that is the question many appointment-based organizations face. Walk-in appointments can (…)

A study from the CMO Council, as reported by Inc.com, found that 47 percent of consumers will ditch a brand (…)

Scheduling an appointment should be a revenue-driving action on the customer’s part. Someone calls you and books a time to (…)

Step outside of your professional shoes for a moment and into your role as a consumer and a human being. (…)

If our experience in recent years is any indication, getting rid of retail queues—or at least minimizing their negative impact (…)