RetailNetwork optimization and demand-aligned resource allocationactive enterprise transformation with announced closures, remodels and outlet openings.

Omnichannel store portfolio optimization and labor-flex operating model

Best Buy is redesigning how many stores it has, what size they are and how staff are scheduled so it can serve more digital shoppers without paying for as many expensive large stores.

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Omnichannel Retail Format Strategy

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