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2019 Top 100 Omnichannel Retailers by Total Retail

Total Retail announced the 2019 top 100 Omnichannel Retailers ranking that reveals the list of publicly traded retailers and brands at the forefront of delivering the seamless cross-channel shopping experiences that consumers have come to expect.

The top performers according to the report were Department Stores, with an average score of 7.35 for the brands within the category, followed by Sporting Goods (7.25 average score) and Home Improvement (7.06 average score). At the bottom of the category rankings was the largest of the segments, Apparel and Accessories, with an average score of 5.60 for the brands within that group.

In addition, Total Retail identified the following omnichannel industry trends that I summarize here:

2019 Top 10 Omnichannel Apparel and Accessories Retailers

2019 Top 10 Omnichannel Footwear Retailers

Regarding Department Stores, the top 5 omnichannel companies are Bloomingdale´s, J.C.Penney, Belk, Macy´s and Kohl´s.

What are the variables used to build the omnichannel retail ranking?

I would include a couple omnichannel capabilities on the list.

  1.  RFID as a way to have visibility from a customer journey perspective. Check in store availability is a service provided by Zara since 2016. Just a few retailers have implemented RFID and the benefits are huge as seen when interviewing the responsible of implementing RFID at Brownie, a womenswear brand.

Checking in-store availablity at Zara.com – Floral Print Dress in size Medium

2. Another omnichannel capability is Assortment Optimization (optimizing the merchandise) at store level using offline and online data. This is something commented on Nike Curated Stores.

Nike by Melrose, LA

At Nike by Melrose, the assortment is based on data from what consumers in surrounding zip codes have purchased. The store is so-called Live Store because its product mix is not static and changes according online and offline selling trends.

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