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Inside Chipotle’s Decade Of Digital-First Ordering Innovation

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Quick-service restaurants (QSRs) have heard the call for innovative digital ordering capabilities, with several major brands stepping up their investments in this area. The company has partnered with autonomous technology firm Nuro with plans to put driverless delivery vehicles to work in Houston, Texas, by the end of 2019.

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Retailers Rethink Store Concepts, Digital Strategies Amid New Realities

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Nordstrom opened its first full-line men’s store in Manhattan back in April, and is planning a women’s store, scheduled to open in 2019. In a presentation last month, CEO Anne Bramman said she expects digital sales to grow about 26 percent in 2017, up to 40 percent by 2022.

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Unwrapping Chipotle’s Evolving Digital Ordering Strategy

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Fast casual chain Chipotle Mexican Grill became one of the first major restaurant brands to pioneer the mobile ordering experience in 2008. The company has since expanded its digital ordering portfolio to include artificial intelligence (AI)-powered phone ordering, drive-thru pickup lanes and a reordering feature through Amazon’s Alexa. .

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The top 4 trends banks can’t ignore in 2019

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We’ve identified the top 4 trends that banks can’t ignore in 2019. #1. Mobile-first banking is an immediate driver of digital strategy. How Chatbots and Voice are Shaping the Future of Banking (The Financial Brand). Consumers Crave More Mobile Banking Features Despite Security Concerns (The Financial Brand).

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The top 4 trends banks can’t ignore in 2019

Cisco

We’ve identified the top 4 trends that banks can’t ignore in 2019. #1. Mobile-first banking is an immediate driver of digital strategy. How Chatbots and Voice are Shaping the Future of Banking (The Financial Brand). Consumers Crave More Mobile Banking Features Despite Security Concerns (The Financial Brand).

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Why QSRs Are Growing Digital Investments With Mobile, Partnerships

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And Wingstop has also worked to grow the availability of its mobile ordering service to offer the options at 90 percent of physical locations by the close of 2019. From McDonald’s to Starbucks , quick-service innovators are expanding their mobile ordering efforts with the inclusion of delivery.

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Alphabet’s New CEO, Millennial Black Friday Spending And Digital Drivers’ Licenses Top This Week’s News

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Millennials Were Black Friday’s Big Spenders in 2019. Merchants would be wise to consider how consumers want to pay, and whether alternative payment methods such as buy now, pay later (BNPL) could help alleviate their holiday financial stresses, according to Nick Kaplan, president of plus-size fashion brand Fashion To Figure.