PALM DESERT, CA – An Office Depot executive at eTail West said that the company views mobile as a utility tool to help consumers shop instead of using the medium to drive conversions.
Office Depot is using QR codes on products to deliver content designed to help customers get organized in the new year.
Office Depot revamped its iPhone application recently to enhance the mobile shopping experience by enabling users to order ink directly from their mobile phones.
Big box retailers Office Depot and Staples both take mobile seriously, but have taken slightly different paths to the top. So, which company has the competitive advantage when it comes to the mobile Web and applications?
Office Depot is the latest big box retailer to test PayPal’s point-of-sale that lets shoppers pay for in-store purchases by typing in their mobile phone number and a PIN.
Office Depot has rolled out its new electronic payment service that lets small and medium-sized businesses process payments from a retail location via the Internet or a mobile device.
BOSTON – An Office Depot executive at Shop.org’s Annual Summit said companies should not replicate a desktop experience when developing their mobile site.
Office Depot is running instant win giveaways to drive retail traffic and sales via a new campaign that offers consumers a total of $500,000 in mobile gift cards.
Office Depot has rolled out a mobile application designed specifically to act as a time-saver and let its contract customers browse, research, buy and approve office supply orders via their smartphones.
As part of its “Office Depot Anywhere” strategy, Office Depot has rolled out an application for iPhone and Android devices that lets users browse and purchase products.
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June 19, 2013