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Companies investing in Store Transformation

The process of converting retail locations into multifunctional omnichannel hubs, offering enhanced in‑store service, rapid and flexible checkout, easy product info access, personalized suggestions, and various fulfillment choices.

List of companies that invest in Store Transformation

This is sourced from job postings — companies only hire for what they actively use or plan to adopt · how we source this →

  • Signature Retail Services logo
    United StatesEmployees501Retail
    Store TransformationHigh confidence
  • Fortnum & Mason logo
    United KingdomEmployees949Retail
    Store TransformationHigh confidence
  • Marks and Spencer logo
    United KingdomEmployees65kRevenue$14BRetail
    Store TransformationMedium confidence
  • TD logo
    CanadaEmployees106kRevenue$35BBanking
    Store TransformationMedium confidence
  • SMOORE logo
    ChinaEmployees1.9kAppliances, Electrical, and Electronics Manufacturing
    Store TransformationLow confidence
  • Wickes logo
    United KingdomEmployees5.2kRevenue$845MRetail
    Store TransformationLow confidence
  • SEPHORA logo
    FranceEmployees53kRevenue$2BRetail
    Store TransformationLow confidence
  • Red Hat logo
    United StatesEmployees20kRevenue$3.4BSoftware Development
    Store TransformationLow confidence
  • B&M logo
    United KingdomEmployees32kRevenue$5.1BRetail
    Store TransformationLow confidence
  • Ahold Delhaize USA logo
    United StatesEmployees2.6kRetail
    Store TransformationLow confidence

Showing top companies out of 132 that invest in Store Transformation. Get the full list on TheirStack.

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