![]() ![]() To be able to have that ‘beat the queue’ option at Zara was something that appealed to me and I felt marked a move towards using technology to create more seamless in-store experiences for the customer.ĭownload our whitepaper ‘How Dressipi Can Help Retailers Transform Their Biggest Asset’ to discover how stores can be transformed into a retailer’s biggest asset not their biggest liability through the power of one-to-one personalisation. Using a self-checkout is something that’s become second nature for me when shopping at supermarkets or Boots - despite the usual technical glitches involved with unidentified items in the basket or barcodes on scrunched up stickers that are impossible to scan. ![]() I can’t count the number of times when the length of a lunchtime queue was the deciding factor of whether to purchase or not.Ĭue Zara and the self-service checkout. One way is solving the problem of how to avoid those long and arduous queues to pay for your items. Any solution retailers can provide to map the convenience of shopping online to the in-store experience is a solution that’s heading in the right direction. Natalie Theo, Dressipi’s Style Director tries out Zara’s new self-service check out technology for herself. The new self-service check out at one of Zara’s Oxford Street Stores ![]()
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