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JOHN Q. PUBLI C TODAY’S SPECIAL STORE-IN-A-BOX e shopping experience of yesterday is no more. Technology has transformed the way people shop, and customers are seeking out dynamic retail environments. But designing and implementing them is no easy task. With our Store-in-a-Box, we deliver a customizable, consolidated solution and take care of the heavy lifting for you. So you can open and refresh stores quickly, and there’s no burden on your staff as you BUILD EXPERIENCES THAT KEEP SHOPPERS ENGAGED. of smartphone owners use their phones while in a physical store. 1 While online shopping isn’t replacing brick-and-mortar stores, it is changing how people shop in them. Customers expect information at their fingertips and inventory to be available quickly and easily. In addition to keeping up with PCI compliance and EMV standards, you have to stay secure to protect your image. Security breaches put customer loyalty in danger right along with your data. e days of “cash or credit?” are over. Mobile payment options are becoming more mainstream, and shoppers are looking for a seamless and secure checkout process. DO MORE IN-STORE REPUTATIONS AT RISK BEYOND PAPER OR PLASTIC 2/3 OF SHOPPERS are interested in the ability to pay with their phone.2 71% OUR STORE-IN-A-BOX SOLUTION brings together everything you need in one simple package. We do the work for you, from assessment and planning to configuration and implementation. We’ll find the right combination of storefront and back-end solutions and get it all up and running in no time. anks to our streamlined processes, you’ll be able to open and refresh your stores quickly and easily. of individuals who know about any data breaches at a notable retailer hold the merchant responsible for preventing future incidents of data breach. 3 60% To learn more about how we can help you design, implement and manage your own Store-in-a-Box solution, visit CDW.com/retail 1 Google.com, How in-store shoppers are using mobile devices, April 2013 2 Accenture.com, e Secrets of Seamless Retailing Success, 2014 3 Feedzai, 2014 Consumer Reaction to Data Breaches Study, January 2014 4 Accenture.com, Customer Desires vs. Retailer Capabilities: Minding the Omni-channel Commerce Gap, January 2014 e terms and conditions of product sales are limited to those contained on CDW’s website at CDW.com; notice of objection to and rejection of any additional or different terms in any form delivered by customer is hereby given; CDW ® , CDW•G ® and PEOPLE WHO GET IT are trademarks of CDW LLC; all other trademarks and registered trademarks are the sole property of their respective owners of consumers expect that store associates be armed with a mobile device. 4 of shoppers cite a seamless customer experience as the main area that retailers need to improve. 2 SATISFIED CUSTOMERS CONSISTENCY IS KEY 69% 38% When implemented strategically, storefront technologies such as POS systems, mobile POS, scanners, digital signage and kiosks can help you improve service and better understand your customers. e right technology can help you deliver a familiar experience across your stores, website and mobile applications. Plus, standardization makes IT servicing and employee training quicker and easier. ALL WRAPPED UP KEEPING UP IS NO EASY TASK. THAT’S WHY OUR STORE-IN-A-BOX SOLUTION IS DESIGNED TO SIMPLIFY THE PROCESS AND TAKE CARE OF THE HARD WORK FOR YOU. WE DO THE WORK FOR YOU $ $$ JOHN Q. PUBLI C OPEN

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JOHN Q. PUBLI C

TODAY’S SPECIAL STORE-IN-A-BOX

The shopping experience of yesterday is no more. Technology has transformed the way people shop, and customers are seeking out dynamic retail environments. But designing and implementing them is no easy task. With our Store-in-a-Box, we deliver a customizable, consolidated solution and take care of the heavy lifting for you. So you can open and refresh stores quickly, and there’s no burden on your staff as you BUILD EXPERIENCES THAT KEEP SHOPPERS ENGAGED.

of smartphone owners use their phones while in a physical store.1

While online shopping isn’t replacing brick-and-mortar stores, it is changing how people shop in them. Customers expect information at their fingertips and inventory to be available quickly and easily.

In addition to keeping up with PCI compliance and EMV standards, you have to stay secure to protect your image. Security breaches put customer loyalty in danger right along with your data.

The days of “cash or credit?” are over. Mobile payment options are becoming more mainstream, and shoppers are looking for a seamless and secure checkout process.

DO MORE IN-STORE REPUTATIONS AT RISKBEYOND PAPER OR PLASTIC

2/3 OF SHOPPERS are interested in the ability to pay with their phone.2

71%

OUR STORE-IN-A-BOX SOLUTION brings together everything you need in one simple package. We do the work for you, from assessment and planning to configuration and implementation. We’ll find the right combination of storefront and back-end solutions and get it all up and running in no time. Thanks to our streamlined processes, you’ll be able to open and refresh your stores quickly and easily.

of individuals who know about any data breaches at a notable retailer hold the merchant responsible for preventing future incidents of data breach.3

60%

To learn more about how we can help you design, implement and manage your own Store-in-a-Box solution, visit CDW.com/retail

1Google.com, How in-store shoppers are using mobile devices, April 2013 2Accenture.com, The Secrets of Seamless Retailing Success, 20143Feedzai, 2014 Consumer Reaction to Data Breaches Study, January 20144Accenture.com, Customer Desires vs. Retailer Capabilities: Minding the Omni-channel Commerce Gap, January 2014

The terms and conditions of product sales are limited to those contained on CDW’s website at CDW.com; notice of objection to and rejection of any additional or different terms in any form delivered by customer is hereby given; CDW®, CDW•G® and PEOPLE WHO GET IT™ are trademarks of CDW LLC; all other trademarks and registered trademarks are the sole property of their respective owners

of consumers expect that store associates be armed with a mobile device.4

of shoppers cite a seamless customer experience as the main area that retailers need to improve.2

SATISFIED CUSTOMERS CONSISTENCY IS KEY

69% 38%

When implemented strategically, storefront technologies such as POS systems, mobile POS, scanners, digital signage and kiosks can help you improve service and better understand your customers.

The right technology can help you deliver a familiar experience across your stores, website and mobile applications. Plus, standardization makes IT servicing and employee training quicker and easier.

ALL WRAPPED UP

KEEPING UP IS NO EASY TASK. THAT’S WHY OUR STORE-IN-A-BOX SOLUTION IS DESIGNED TO SIMPLIFY THE PROCESS AND TAKE CARE OF THE HARD WORK FOR YOU.

WE DO THE WORK FOR YOU

$$$

JOHN Q. PUBLI C

OPEN