All Technology articles – Page 158
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NewsPickavance urges government to crack down on online giants
Government action could avert “millions of job losses in a soulless virtual world” warned a report by the Fabian Society’s retail taskforce
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NewsAsda to use Walmart tech for targeted online ads
Drinks giant Lucozade has become one of the first to take advantage of the technology
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Comment & OpinionUse data to end shopper confusion
Within retail, digital is transforming everything from the consumer experience
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NewsMorrisons teams up with food sharing app Olio at London store
The Walworth Road branch in Southwark will give its surplus food to Olio volunteers for redistribution in the community…
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NewsShoreditch to cut underage online e-cig sales with Prove-ID
Shoreditch said the identity checker would confirm all online purchases were made by people of legal age
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Comment & OpinionThe future of retail is closer than you think
The status quo is no longer an option for retailers, argues Google’s Jamie Murray
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NewsTesco rolls out PayQwiq mobile app across all UK stores
The move to go national comes after Tesco launched the digital wallet to 1,400 stores in December..
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NewsSupermarket shopping app Ubamarket secures PE rollout funds
The app is currently being trialled in the Warner Budgens flagship store in Moreton-in-Marsh
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NewsM&S plans to laser tattoo more produce
M&S said the system had “great potential” to increase customisation of labelling
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NewsAsda launches Surplus Swap app to help suppliers cut waste
App enables suppliers to sell off unwanted ingredients and trimmings
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Comment & OpinionHow technology can aid consumer focus
Delivering a superlative customer experience moved to the top of the agenda in 2016
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NewsWH Smith signs deal with Aptos to renew self-checkout tech
Aptos, which includes Monsoon, Karen Millen, and Wagamama among its clients, provides point of sale technology and in-store wifi
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NewsEden Research commercialises natural pest killer
AIM-listed agro-tech firm Eden Research has signed an exclusive commercialisation agreement for its product, which kills worm that attack growing fruit and veg, with Taminco, a subsidiary of Eastman Chemical Company’s global crop protection division.
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NewsProfits plunge at Tesco data arm Dunnhumby
Operating profits dropped by more than 80% at Tesco data arm Dunnhumby in the year that the supermarket failed to strike a deal to sell-off the business.
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NewsCo-op sharpens game with overhaul of IT
Co-op Food has signed a contract with software provider SAP to provide it with a new IT infrastructure
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NewsQuiqup to deliver Burger King food direct to customers
Burger King customers will be able to use the company’s own site to order food, which will be delivered by Quiqup drivers
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Analysis & FeaturesCan digital save the high street?
Instead of killing off the high street, digital marketing is now being proclaimed as its saviour
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NewsSainsbury's trials SmartOffers personalised Nectar app
The app has been launched in Sainsbury’s Brighton and Heathfield High Street branches
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Comment & OpinionAmazon Go is exciting but also full of challenges
What happens if the IT system goes down and no one can pay, asks Neville Payne of Checkpoint Systems
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Comment & OpinionCo-op's record on waste
Our long-term ambition is for all packaging to be recycled where it can be, and we are making a bold start