The future of the shopping mall November 1, 2014 | Article Roberto Fantoni Fernanda Hoefel Marina Mazzarolo To survive in the digital age, malls will need to reinvent themselves. Here’s how. Officially shopping malls are defined as “one or more buildings forming a complex of shops ...
Cashing in on the future of shopping mallsIvy Chang
Is the future the same as the past? It may be hard to imagine given the situation in some shopping malls, but actually it seems that the future of the mall is the same as its past. That is to say, they’re about spaces for communities to come together. ...
网络未来的购物乐趣;未来的购物之所 网络释义
The traditional shopping mall is under threat. Here is how to meet the needs of digital customers.
A century and a half ago, the growth of big cities and the rise of railroad networks made possible the modern department store. Mass-produced automobiles came along 50 years later, and soon shopping malls lined with specialty retailers were dotting the newly forming suburbs and challenging the ...
1 The future of the mall | Change is upon us Change is upon us The COVID-19 pandemic has shocked the retail industry. Shopping malls, once popular meeting hubs that were already feeling the pressure from e-commerce and decreased foot traffic, were suddenly devoid of customers as the world...
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Future CESs will be environments where people gather to engage with friends, seek out unique experiences, reaffirm values, and interactively relate to brands. Transactions will be a by-product of socialization and engagement. CESs may resemble today’s shopping centers and malls or look quite differ...
Many of the costly big-box stores and shopping malls are losing customers and profits to online sales. In China, many homegrown brands have existed only online. To achieve growth, they must expand offline—especially in urban areas. The solution for both Chinese and Western retailers is to ...