Australians ready to go cashless
Australia tipped to become one of the first markets to go cashless.
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Technology
New prepaid mobile offers from Coles and Kogan
Retailers Coles and Kogan have teamed up with two of Australia’s biggest telephone companies to launch new prepaid mobile offers for customers this week.
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Roy Morgan reveals prepaid mobile users’ habits
The latest findings on prepaid mobile users’ habits from Roy Morgan Research show that the majority of customers still prefer to recharge in-store rather than online or over the phone.
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CNG reaches milestone as Caltex pumps up customer choice
Caltex Australia opens new refuelling facility and teams up with AGL Energy Limited to provide niche fuel offering to customers
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Communications sales set for double boost
Customers set to access largest 4G network amidst launch of new device from Boost Mobile.
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Smartphone, mobile payment boom to impact retailers, SMEs
Cash is predicted to cease existing in the next decade: Consumer and business transactions conducted on smartphones through mobile point of sale transactions are expected to almost triple between 2014 and 2016 to $21.7 billion and digital wallets are soon going to hit Australia.
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Tesco to end ‘unexpected item in the bagging area’
British retailer Tesco is to introduce a brand new audio voice to its self-service checkouts and the machines will no longer alert customers with the infamous phrase, ‘unexpected item in the bagging area’.
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Could convenience stores make better use of technology?
Insight into consumers shopping preferences shows potential for better implementation of technology
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Shaping the future of retail: NCR announces Retail ONE
NCR Corporation yesterday announced NCR Retail ONE, a new commerce hub that unites an open ecosystem of retail applications and data with an omnichannel software platform. In plain English this means that retailers, be they from individual stores to large chains, can get into digital marketing, digital coupons and promotions, loyalty programs, digital wallets, sale
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One Cash/DSM Connect goes into voluntary administration
OneCash and its parent company DSM Connect have gone into voluntary administration with administrators appointed on 4 June. OneCash manages as many as 500 ATMs at locations throughout Australia, at petrol station sites including Caltex, BP, Mobil, and Shell as well as at various independent supermarkets. The first meeting of the companies’ creditors is scheduled to
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Telstra: Growing a brilliant global brand
Telstra has achieved international recognition as one of the top ten global telecommunications brands…
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Chipless RFID tag could replace barcodes in grocery
Fully printable chipless radio frequency identification (RFID) tags may renew supermarket and grocery/convenience industry interest in the technology, after Monash University researchers developed fully printable tags for metals and liquids, including water bottles and soft-drinks cans. Until now, this hasn’t been possible because the metal and liquids interfere with the technology. The tag can be
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Puma Energy to double petrol and convenience sites
Puma Energy set for expansion of petrol and convenience retail sites after announcing record global sales.
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