Reengineering Retail: The Future of Selling in a Post-Digital World [P.D.F]
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This document provides details about the book "Reengineering Retail: The Future of Selling in a Post-Digital World" by Doug Stephens. The 256-page book from Figure 1 Publishing explores how rapid changes in retail, driven by the growth of online giants like Amazon and Alibaba, will transform every aspect of shopping. Picking up from Stephens' previous book, it offers executives a vision of the future where online and physical retail will be radically altered, from what stores are to how consumers shop and retailers generate revenue.
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- Barnes & Noble is the largest book retailer in the world, with over $5 billion in annual sales across its 4,648 stores and online business. However, it faces challenges from low profit margins, competition from Amazon and big-box retailers, and a mature print book market threatened by e-books.
- To address these challenges, Barnes & Noble focuses on expanding its market share through acquisitions and large superstore formats. It also aims to grow its in-house publishing business and brand itself as a community gathering place through in-store events. However, delays in responding to e-books and digital competitors like Amazon may threaten its future success.
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Retailers must evolve to succeed in the changing landscape. Major trends include the rise of mobile/online shopping, personalized marketing using consumer data, and same-day delivery expectations. Retailers need to expand their revenue sources beyond physical stores by developing new business models and marketplaces. They also must cut costs through supply chain optimization and reducing physical footprint to adapt to declining in-store sales. Retailers who reinvent their business models, cut costs aggressively, and reconfigure their real estate portfolios will be best positioned to thrive in this new dynamic environment.
The Future of Stores: Yes, There is One
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E-commerce has already greatly influenced the fashion industry and will continue to do so in the future. As online shopping becomes more fundamental to modern life, trends spread instantly and consumer expectations have increased, pushing industries towards "faster fashion" that is unsustainable. However, e-commerce has also empowered consumers to demand more ethics and sustainability from brands. In the future, e-commerce trends could lead the industry towards more collaborative and experimental design or a proliferation of mediocre brands, but physical stores will still play an important role in brand experience. New technologies like virtual and augmented reality may further transform how consumers shop both online and in-stores.
Is the mall really dead?
Much is being written about the demise of the American mall. Is it really dead? Cooper Carry's retail designers took a look at the state of the mall and have some declarations to make.
Is the mall really dead?
The American shopping mall is dead! Or so some would have you believe. Since 2010 two dozen US shopping malls have closed. In the Atlanta suburbs we have recently seen the closing of Shannon Mall which is now being converted into a movie studio. Other malls like Southlake, Greenbriar and Gwinnett Place malls are arguably struggling. A proliferation of news articles and opinion pieces emphatically state that the enclosed mall concept is a thing of the past. Many believe, and would have everyone else believe, that malls which arenโt yet dead soon will be. But before we place the final โRIPโ placard on the mall, it might be worthwhile to consider some other factors. Malls donโt die because the idea of an enclosed shopping venue is unattractive and obsolete. They die because demographics shift, shopping habits change, mall owners face financial challenges, malls become overly saturated with the same stores and merchandise, or a better retail venue is built nearby.
Cooper Carry retail designers Angelo Carusi and Gar Muse take a serious look at the facts and figures to declare that the American Mall is not dead and is not dying.
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The document discusses trends in retail theater and experience. It notes that retailers are increasingly focusing on creating memorable shopping experiences through innovative store designs, interactive digital elements, pop-up shops, and unique social experiences to engage customers. Examples highlighted include Selfridges' focus on creativity and innovation in store experiences, and Burberry's use of digital elements like livestreaming of fashion shows. Theatrical retail experiences that inspire customers are becoming essential for brands to cultivate fans and word-of-mouth promotion in the competitive retail landscape.
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