Argos moves from “old school” to sophisticated omnichannel retailer

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In the United Kingdom, the general merchandise retailer Argos has developed one of the fastest delivery systems in the world. This high-street retailer sells an array of electronics, houseware and accessories, with around 20,000 items in-store for same-day delivery or collection in a range of 60,000 products. In late December 2017, Argos operated more than 600 standalone stores in the U.K. (covering around 1,200 sq.m GLA on average) plus around 200 “click & collect” points within...

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