This week Chris Walton asks some candid questions about Brandless, Wayfair's new Way Day, Walmart's new web design, and much more. Plus big trucks, lumber, and even Barney the Dinosaur also somehow manage to show up. Links from this week — Brandless - https://goo.gl/8pTaff Home Depot - https://goo.gl/EVTB5Y Walmart -…
Fast Five: Amazon says, “I am your father.” Links from this week — BBB - goo.gl/dzsSvd Costco - goo.gl/z7uU9S Walmart - goo.gl/mnZJuW Amazon - goo.gl/3gh5ou Food Halls - goo.gl/BQrfBu — Omni Talk is a production of RedArcherRetail.com and OmniTalk.blog, hosted by leading omnichannel retail expert, Chris Walton. Chris is the…
Chris Walton and Omni Talk demonstrate Digital Mortar's easy to install effort to turn a retailer's salesfloor into the analytical equivalent of an e-commerce browser.
Chris Walton and Omni Talk demonstrate the first-ever 3-D AI responsive concierge. Here Chris ask the concierge, Julie, how to find the bathroom.
Invertex has a cool new foot scanning technology that could be placed into any scan-and-go mobile application. Watch the video and let your mind explore all the possibilities -- both in what you see in front of you and in what you can also imagine beyond what you see.
Chris Walton and Omni Talk reveal a omnichannel business model that will help retailers survive the onslaught of Amazon and Walmart.
Chris Walton and Omni Talk evaluate Amazon Prime Pantry against Instacart. Hands down Instacart is the winner on many fronts.
In this video, Chris Walton from Omni Talk Retail takes you on a journey to explore the cutting-edge mobile ordering and payment technology of the Starbucks app. Discover how this innovative retail technology is transforming the customer experience and revolutionizing the way we interact with our favorite brands. Watch as…
While it sounds creepy, Amazon's new X-Ray packaging technology could be what helps you keep your birthday presents, Christmas gifts, and all your special occasion surprises secret from your loved ones.
Be afraid -- soon your local Starbucks, the items sitting on your coffee table, and even the shoes on your feet and the shirt off your back will all become Amazon's rent-free storefronts.