Video
November 28, 2018, 8:00 PM EST
State of Pay highlights what’s new, now and next in commerce, payments and technology for those seeking innovative ways to enhance and grow their business.
Press Release
09/11/2019
We surveyed key new elements of retail technology that have emerged over the past several years.
Announcement
06/12/2019
Empowered with research, reviews and real-time discount information, shoppers making purchases of $500 or more are more decisive and deal-oriented than ever before, according to Synchrony Financial’s Fifth Annual Major Purchase Consumer Study.
Video
12/11/2020
Many businesses have a mobile app — but is that app giving customers what they need? As retailers reimagine their customer touchpoints, apps look like a promising new opportunity.
Video
10/09/2020
Learn about the expanding world of social commerce and how customers have embraced the “see it, click it, pay for it” mentality.
Video
07/20/2020
Data drives opportunities for growth. When you use it to tailor a strategy, you may make stronger, more personal connections with your customers.
Video
01/06/2020
With the right data, retailers are equipped to provide a seamless customer experience across all channels. Learn how the omnichannel experience is personalizing the connections retailers make with shoppers.
Article
11/13/2020
Customers expect rewards, points and discounts. Brands that can offer more, will benefit with increased customer interactions. Our experts weigh in.
Article
10/16/2020
Retail has changed and businesses across the board will need to adapt to shoppers’ changing expectations. Learn from Greg Simpson, Chief Technology Officer at Synchrony, how A.I. can help
Article
10/16/2020
Digital-first environments are increasingly important to customers, but that doesn’t mean businesses have to lose their human touch. Learn how customer service is evolving.
Article
09/09/2020
It’s been a head-spinning time for businesses — but many are staying strong with the help of their communities. We talked to businesses about how they evolved with local support.