Partners for Growth caught up with Retailer Advisory Panel member Kishor Patel at his store, to understand his thoughts on the role technology plays within his convenience stores.
Kishor is a firm believer in the benefits of investing in his business, but as highlighted in Kishor’s video below, it is imperative to invest wisely! As one of Kishor’s five building blocks, he feels technology is key to the success of his business, and should be an area of focus for all retailers.
The video showcases the importance of technology within Kishor’s business and how it is vital to invest in modern technology, rather than old technology. From stock control, security to staff attendance and monitoring the temperature in your chillers, technology plays a key part in the day to day running of his convenience store.
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