Published: February 01, 2011
Research and Markets: Improving the Consumer Experience in Mobile Operator Stores - Gap Simplified the Sales Process and Reduced Transaction Times through Overhauling Its PoS System
DUBLIN - (BUSINESS WIRE) - Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/911027/improving_the_cons)
has announced the addition of the "Improving
the Consumer Experience in Mobile Operator Stores" report to their
offering.
Introduction
In the retail industry, customer service grew out of a reaction to
dealing with complaints. Although most of the industry now sees customer
service as a sales driver, mobile operators do not seem to have matured
to this way of thinking. Only through implementing proven best practices
and technologies will mobile operators be able to assist their customers
better than their competitors.
Features and benefits
Understand the key issues around delivering high levels of customer
service in mobile operator retail stores. Gain insight into the customer
service technology enablers for small-format retail stores.
Highlights
Long waits to be served and lengthy transaction times are unacceptable
in retail today, and poor customer service of this kind drives customers
away. Be it through providing visibility of inventory in store and in
the supply chain, or providing handheld point-of-sale (PoS) terminals to
speed up transaction times, retailers must give the store staff the
tools to provide a superior customer service.
Your key questions answered
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What do mobile operator retail stores need to do in order to remain
competitive?
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Which technologies will help retailers improve the in-store customer
experience?
Key Topics Covered:
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SUMMARY
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THE REALITY OF MOBILE OPERATOR STORES IN 2010
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Introduction
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Mobile operators are not taking advantage of their retail stores
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A sub-standard in-store experience drives customers away
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Customers experience long waits to be served and slow transaction times
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Store staff are not provided with the tools to increase basket values
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Store staff lack the accurate realtime inventory data visibility
needed to provide good service levels
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Stores are operating in isolation to other channels
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IMPROVING THE IN-STORE EXPERIENCE FOR THE CUSTOMER
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Transaction times can be dramatically improved with advanced PoS best
practices
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Gap simplified the sales process and reduced transaction times through
overhauling its PoS system
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Apple has revolutionized customer service best practices with mobile
POS
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Enhancing inventory management and visibility delivers tangible
benefits
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OReilly Auto Parts recognized the need to better react to customer
demand
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Phones4U is implementing inventory management to encourage upsell
opportunities
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Kohls is installing transactional kiosks to minimize lost sales from
out-of-stocks
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The store must be tightly integrated into other channels
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Kamal Osman Jamjoom integrated data to enable cross-channel business
growth
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Information gathered in-store should be leveraged for continuous
learning
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Tesco analyzes customer feedback in realtime
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APPENDIX
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