Summary
米国調査会社IHLグループ (IHL Group) の調査レポート「北米のストアドアドバンテージ：主要小売業者はなぜ倍増したか？」は、2018年に成長した小売業者が平均的あるいは売り上げが下降した小売業者と比較して、いかにITに投資してきたかを概観している。
Date of Publication January 3, 2019
Format Electronic PDF
Geography North America
Author(s) Carl Mims, Jeff Roster, Jerry Sheldon, Kelly Sayre, Lee Holman
Product Overview
2018 ended on a very high note in retail for North America. As an economy in the US, retail sales were up over $242b for the year ending 2018. More than the entire retail GDP of South Korea. What does that mean for 2019?
In this collaborative study with RIS News you will see a view of what winning retailers are investing in for IT in 2019 vs. average or laggard retailers. Are we in the midst of a POS Refresh? How are changes in customer experience driving customer engagements and how retailers are fulfilling orders from various touchpoints? How is BOPIS driving store investment? How many are not only growing stores but growing the sales in those stores vs those who are simply accepting a lower sales per store? What about ecommerce growth, how much of this is expected to be desktop vs mobile? And finally, which emerging technologies such as AI, Machine Learning, Edge Computing, Conversational Commerce, SDWAN, Beacons, IoT, Prescriptive Analytics, Big Data integrations and RFID are seeing growth in investment vs. declines?
With responses from 220 top retail brands in North America, we have produced the results in a detailed, but very easy to read study. You also get the raw data to do your own analysis by segment.
The report is designed for use by Retailers, Hardware Providers, Software Providers, Service Providers and others who might have a vested interest in the North American retail market. The complete outline with chart titles is below.
Highlights
Along with research study analysis your license also includes the raw data in spreadsheet form to do your own cross tabs. You can cross tab any answer to any other answer for unique insight.
We break down the data to find answers to questions that many in our industry are asking, like the following:
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What do the IT Spend, Store Growth and Store Remodels look like for 2019?
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What are the retailers’ Top System Priorities
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What does 2019 and 2020 look like for POS, Software, Emerging Technologies? What are the trends driving change?
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How are retailers breaking out their budgets. How is SaaS and IaaS growing?
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What emerging technologies are retailers serious about and which are just buzzwords at this point?
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Which segments are looking to replace POS clients, POS Software, POS Printers, POS Scanners and EFT/Debit/Signature Capture devices? Will it be a good year or bad year for POS and peripherals?
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Who is planning to deploy which Mobile Platforms and Applications, and when?
Preview
Sample page on IT Spend Growth
Last Mile Fulfillment
Sales Growth Expectations of Survey
FAQs
Is this a comprehensive view of the marketplace?
No, this is a survey of more than 110 retailers with stores in all retail segments and their purchase intentions. While a full market overview would include everyone, this is just the answers of those that responded to the survey. Caution should be used in extrapolating these results to the entire market. For some comprehensive market research on store automation technologies, you should Click Here.
Did this survey cover larger or smaller retailers?
Actually both. Roughly 57% of the respondents were retailers over $1 Billion. Another 13% were retailers over $500 Million but less than $1 Billion. The remaining retailers were under $500 Million in annual sales. The data is broken down by retailer size so you can see the differences.
Can I share this study in my company?
Yes if you have an enterprise license. See below for more.
Can I share this study with partners and clients?
Not in entirety unless you have negotiated a distribution license with IHL. Basically we don’t want the study going to partners and clients who should otherwise purchase a license. This is what we do for a living, and if people violate this we can no longer do the research. Contact us at ihl(at)ihlservices.com with any questions.
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Can I get access to the analysts who wrote or partnered in the study?
Yes, one of the core differentiators of IHL Research Studies is that included in part of the price is up to 1 hour with the analyst to ask follow-up questions or dig further into any assumptions. This does not extend to getting more data, just better insight into how we arrived at the data and came to the conclusions from that data.
Pricing
License Options
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Enterprise License – a license that allows for the research to be accessed and shared internally with anyone else within the organization and wholly owned subsidiaries.
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Table of Contents
Introduction
Study Highlights
Growth Data
Stores & Remodels
IT Spend
Budget Breakouts
Retail’s IT Transformation
IT Priorities
What Leaders are Doing Differently
Last Mile Transformation
Personalizing the Customer Journey
Traditional Store Systems Purchase Timeframe
Mobile Purchasing Plans
Emerging Technologies
Appendix and Methodology
