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Enhancing Retail Customer Loyalty with Efficient Data Storage
Consumers today have more shopping choices than ever before. With just the stroke of a few keys, consumers can make purchases from any retailer in the world. Small and midsize businesses (SMBs) are working tirelessly to reach maximum productivity, despite the speed and performance limitations posed by strict budgets, manpower restrictions, and limited IT expertise. For these SMB retailers, implementing the right small business IT solutions is key to improving data storage management capabilities and satisfying evolving industry demands. How can an SMB retailer compete? The answer is effective data management.
INVESTING IN EFFECTIVE DATA STORAGE SOLUTIONS
When retailers use data properly, they have the opportunity to learn about individual customer preferences, and tailor their products to growing consumer segments. SMB retailers utilize a variety of data types to improve the shopping experienceโincluding customer, transactional, and historical data. By implementing location analytics to send geo-targeted notifications to consumerโs mobile devices, retailers can create customized, one-to-one promotional offers and incentives. Retailers can also gather data on customerโs in-store experience by tracking and analyzing when the customer enters the store, the route the customer takes in the store, how long the customer stays, and how frequently they visit. This in-store data enhances the overall customer experience as retailers can better understand the consumer and their buying behaviors, enabling them to target the location of a promotion or a productโs placement within the store.
SMBs who understand and value data-driven insights into their customerโs preferences should be utilizing high-speed data storage. SMBs need high-performance storage capabilities that are affordable and extremely fast to make offers and promotions to consumers while they are shopping. This is critical to competing against larger retailers and ensuring a personalized and convenient customer experience. Scalable storage is especially important for SMB retailers who face seasonal shifts in demand and need storage solutions that will accommodate growth. Beneficial business insights are dependent upon gathering, storing, and analyzing data in real time. Storage capacity and performance both need to be optimized to achieve these results.
PREPARING RETAILERS FOR THE FUTURE
Just as customers are constantly evolving their shopping behaviors, retailers must strive to constantly enhance the shopping experience and deliver more informed, personalized products and services. Thus, SMB retailers must invest in solutions that allow them to rapidly store and access data in order to accelerate data-driven decisions about their customers and evolve into a more customer-centric business.
For retailers who are striving to grow their businesses, Nimble Storage, an acquisition of Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE), combines predictive analytics to identify and resolve problems before they occur with unmatched flash performance, scalability, and 99.9999% availability. HPE Modular Smart Array (MSA) storage is another solution that is transforming retail SMBsโ data processing capabilities. An SMB needs powerful data services and the HPE Modular Smart Array (MSA) 2050 storage is a flexible, virtualized array system architecture that can be customized for the retailerโs needs reducing application response times, operating costs and power consumer. The new HPE MSA 2050 storage delivers 2x higher performance than the previous generation (at the same price) while keeping your business up and running with expanded data protection features.
To learn more about how HPE storage solutions can facilitate your retail SMBโs data needs follow us on Twitter at @HPE_SMB.
George Hope
VP Worldwide Small and Medium Business,
Hewlett Packard Enterprise
george_hope
George Hope is Vice President, Worldwide Small and Medium Business. He brings to HPE over 20 years of technology experience, joining HPE as part of the SimpliVity acquisition, where he was VP, Global Channels. He was named one of the 50 most influential channel chiefs by CRN in 2015 and 2016. Prior to SimpliVity, George spent 17 years at EMC. He was Sr. Director of Global Channels for EMCโs Isilon Division, where he tripled the partner business in 3 years. George also led the US Field Channel team for all product lines from EMC, and has held other Sales, Sales Strategy and Channel Management positions. George holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Economics from the University of Massachusetts at Amherst.
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