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- Avoid the tyranny of choice
- Why you are not a digital retailer
- Retail is not transforming, it is dissolving
- Fairtrade ensures supply chain security as well as trade justice
- A question of trust
- Improving is not winning
- Remodelling the brand / retailer deal
- How the world sees us
- The future of retail: You ain’t seen nothing yet
- The grocery market is not Amazon’s true target
- The fiction of friction
- Volatility killed the strategic plan
- Stores are far from a waste of space
- Brexit shows the danger of trusting averages
- Why retailers are choosing to own more of the process, not less
Twitter Updates
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Monthly Archives: November 2014
Don’t let Big Data cloud the Big Picture
It sometimes feels as if there should be a variant of “Moore’s Law” suggesting that the hype attached to Big Data doubles every two years. This is not to downplay the huge benefits already being realised in personalisation, prediction and … Continue reading
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