A different approach to developing engaging shopper experiences. #Retail #Leadership
Retailers are too caught up with trying to implement services or software to achieve a particular omnichannel capability. None of it is differentiating, but more status-quo in this new retailing world. I believe that retailers should look at the creation of experiences the same way that consumer tech companies develop software and hardware...with an eye on consumer needs and with a product management hat on. I presented this in 2013 at the annual meeting of The International Association of Clothing Design Executives.
Minimal Viable Product, done right… #retail #innovation #leadership #pic
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I could not agree more…Every Sign Is Saying Retailers Must Restructure In 2016 #Retail #leadership #trends via @Forbes
The 2015 holiday season has made the major shifts in consumer buying patterns very clear. The rise of Internet shopping and growth of off-price retailing are mega-trends reshaping the retail industry. In 2016, retailers who want to survive will have to respond by restructuring. Internet sales are booming at the [...]
Sorry, Retailers. You’re a Tech Company Now. #retail #innovation #leadership
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