Technology

From streamlining back-of-house operations to driving customer interactions, here's what the future looks like.

Frictionless store debuted in January and is a testing ground for innovation.

Survey from Field Agent Canada asks if QR codes really are the next big thing, or just another flash in the scan.

Several Canadian retailers, including Parkland, with with Amazon Web Services.

Frictionless solution enables customers to scan, pay and go.

By meeting the challenges of the pandemic with investments in technology, c-store operators are reshaping the future of convenience.

The time is right for the Canadian company to roll out its frictionless shopping experience.

Operators can better predict their monthly sales volumes and customers love the lower cost per wash.

Online and offline channels are no longer separate entities, but complementary platforms that improve the retail experience: A look at three retailers demonstrating omni-channel integration.

A recent survey by Dalhousie University estimates that about three in five Canadians have used QR codes at a restaurant or in a grocery store in the last month.

For those who want to shop the old-fashioned way, self-checkout lanes will be available.

The Carrefour mini-market looks like any ordinary convenience store.