Live from New York, it’s the NRF Big Show: a visit to Oz, a step on the catwalk, and stories from the global retail arena
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When the Shopping Stars Align – Mobile Shopping and the Perfect Cashmere Sweater
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Live from New York, it’s the NRF Big Show: Gen. Powell on building trust, companies creating communities and employees solving problems using data and a little more than just pixie dust
General Colin Powell kicked off the NRF Big Show Conference this morning. -
The Quest for the Missing Dress
I’m not a morning person. As much as I love birds chirping and the early sun streaming in, I make a beeline to the kitchen and as the coffee is brewing I grab my phone to catch up with the world. -
How One Fashion Retailer Got it Right with Their Mango Smoothie Post
Catching up on my Instagram feed this morning, I came across a random post from an athletic fashion retailer I follow. -
5 Lessons for Leading a Sales Crew
What motivates people to go the extra mile? To push themselves harder, dig deeper, and be stronger? To get up every day, to face challenges, and overcome adversity? Maybe it’s about crushing personal. -
Learn How to Turn Data into Success on Modern Workplace
(Please visit the site to view this video) In this world of infinite intelligence, devices and apps, it is critical to know how to transform information into action. -
3 Easy Steps to Stop Being Terrible at Customer Engagement
“If companies did whatever customers wanted, they’d go bankrupt in a heartbeat. -
Real Money: the Value of Omnichannel Marketing
It’s easy to talk about consistent communications and engaging customers across channels—but why bother putting an omnichannel communications strategy into action? In a word, says Paul Greenberg. -
Data-Driven Fun: How Disney Uses Wearables to Sell $10 Turkey Legs
When you think “family vacation experience,” there’s a good chance that the Disney resorts come to mind. -
How O2 Enterprise avoided a modern tragedy by aligning sales and marketing
A longstanding rivalry Historically, sales and marketing are like the Montagues and the Capulets—two departments, both alike in dignity, harboring an ancient grudge.
