Wearables

An executive’s guide to new trends, consumer behavior, retail disruption, innovation, technology and the rapidly changing landscape of the industry.

Brick & mortar stores could potentially revive in-store engagement with an increasingly mobile audience by using wearables. But how?

As retailers continue to build their digital capabilities and work towards a completely unified approach they are placing an increased emphasis on e-commerce firepower. See the major trends that will have the greatest impact over the next year.

Download RIS' annual NRF Big Show preview guide and discover the must-attend sessions and events at this year's expo.

Download this special report and learn from leading experts and analysts how mobility is being used throughout the retail enterprise to redefine both operations and the shopping experience.

Discover how leading retailers are able to provide a seamless, data-rich consumer experience today while simultaneously preparing for tomorrow.

As a retail leader, you, perhaps better than any of your peers across industries, understand the competitive advantage brands can gain from recognizing and embracing trends early while minimizing planning and operational risks to the business.

The new Apple Watch Nike+ integrates with the Nike+ Run Club app for motivation to go for a run, coaching plans, and guidance from coaches and athletes.

This IQ Report explores how leading retailers are delighting in-store customers with mobility, new payment options, and an engaging customer experience powered by the infrastructure of the future.

The retail enterprise is under siege from all sides. While the high-profile POS data breach still gets the lion's share of attention, it is just one aspect of the cyber security war currently waging between retailers and digital criminals.

Every point of access is under attack. Retailers need to secure them all or risk becoming an opportunistic hacker’s next target.

Levi's and Google's year-long collaboration on wearable tech, dubbed Project Jacquard, has produced its first product. See what the partners have cooked up.