Is there a gap in your customer experience? Bridging the gap between online and in-store sales innovation. While online stores continue to make strides in technology that improves the customer experience and drives more sales, in-store is being left behind. Here’s how you can bridge it.
Mobile Ticket connects to Orchestra, an enterprise platform to manage omnichannel customer journeys. Orchestra future proof’s your customer experience strategy with bolt-on modular packages including appointment and resource management, online collection processing, digital signage, context marketing opportunities and staff mobile applications.
“It’s a magical place. We’re on our way there.” The old Toys R Us jingle has worn thin. Now it’s on its way out. The retailer’s UK arm has gone into administration, putting thousands of jobs at risk. It isn’t that we have stopped indulging our children’s demands.
Qmatic, the global leader in Customer Journey Management, today announces Orchestra 7, the new version of its flagship enterprise platform Orchestra. Orchestra 7 is GDPR ready, completely modular and customers can choose from pre-packaged solutions like Click & Collect for Retail or tailor a solution that matches their exact needs.
From the 5th to the 7th of February 2018, Qmatic Benelux invited partners from the Benelux and Central Europe for a 2-day team meeting focusing on sharing best practices, exchanging knowledge and driving sales. After an informal Meet & Greet, the official program started on Tuesday with a full day of workshops and presentations.
Today Orchestra 7 was globally announced. Information about the product was made available via a news release that was published on our global web and distributed to select media. News was also published on Qmatic’s LinkedIn company page.
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There will be plenty of jobs in the future: You just won’t be able to do them. In the not-so-distant future, millions of workers will have different jobs than they have today. What those jobs will be exactly, is still very much up for debate.
