Qsic in the news

Retailers' demand for AI-driven retail media platform more than doubles as focus turns to in-store shopper engagement

Qsic said it’s on track for its strongest year to date. It closed out Q2 by reporting over 220% YoY growth, “primarily driven by strong adoption across North America.”

Qsic has announced the company is ramping up its presence in North America. On track for its strongest year to date, Qsic closed out Q2 reporting over 220 per cent year-on-year growth, primarily driven by strong adoption across North America.

"Despite significant spend going into digital channels, 85% of U.S. retail sales still occur in-store"

“People on all sides of the business know it’s becoming paramount to engage consumers at this critical point in the path to purchase, whether that’s through video, audio or a mix of channels".

“The power of audio in retail goes beyond just music,” Elsley said. “Incorporating carefully crafted messaging and advertisements into the auditory experience can further enhance customer engagement and drive sales.”

“That’s why it feels like the entire industry is laser-focused on innovating and advancing the tech related to in-store touchpoints right now,” explains Larkins."

"The program spotlights the next generation of leaders in omnichannel marketing, showcasing their contributions to the industry as well as their individual accomplishments".

"Stores that have implemented Qsic’s platform are seeing a 15.4% increase in average incremental sales volume".

"Engage3 today announced that Qsic and SetSight have selected Engage3’s Pricing Marketplace to power their pricing intelligence for their retail and brand customers".

“Shell Coles Express has introduced Qsic’s end-to-end audio technology across its 710 stores in Australia, giving smart in-store infrastructure and intelligent audio software layers to personalise and optimise partner content”.

"7-Eleven and Qsic have ensured that the playlist covers a diverse range of artists that will resonate with customers as they visit 7-Eleven stores across Australia."

"The two organisations had been working on the initiative for several months, ensuring the playlist covers a diverse range of Australian artists and continues to resonate with the stores’ customers."

"Curated by commercial streaming partner Qsic, 7-Eleven’s playlist features up and coming and established artists including Jack River, Baker Boy, Ocean Alley and Client Liaison."

"Qsic is building the world's first platform for fully-automated retail environments using AI-driven experimentation and applied-learning at scale."

"Thousands of locations including 7-Eleven stores will play local music only this month, thanks to a growing campaign supported by this tech company".

"The raise will support Qsic's rapid US growth plans, including a national rollout of its smart in-store infrastructure".