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Trade Show Review: NRF2024, January, New York, US - STIQ Ltd (t/a Styleintelligence)

Trade Show Review: NRF2024, January, New York, US

NRF2024 was a full return to normal following the pandemic. Visitor numbers back to full force. Very few if any at all exhibitor cancellations. New food innovation zone and some exciting MHE displays. Overall, a lack of excitement despite all the AI talk.
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How will automation fare post-Covid 19?

How will automation fare post-Covid 19?

The view of all vendors is that automation will become more important as a result of Covid-19. Wh...
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A review of Retail Without Borders 2020

A review of Retail Without Borders 2020

1 RWB remains the number one event for cross border trading on marketplaces despite the understan...
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Lego and the lure of the Direct to Consumer channel

Lego and the lure of the Direct to Consumer channel

Direct to Consumer As the retail industry has changed, more and more brand owners have decided t...
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A review of IRX 2019; a new AMR supplier joining the market?

A review of IRX 2019; a new AMR supplier joining the market?

Orderwise to launch in-house developed robot in the next months! Oh, and IRX was not that great a trade show.
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Manhattan Associates #MAExchange in Amsterdam 2018

Manhattan Associates #MAExchange in Amsterdam 2018

Push Possible Manhattan Associates organises an annual event in Europe for EMEA customers. This w...
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What CEO's need to know about cannibalisation and exponential complexity of the omni-channel

What CEO's need to know about cannibalisation and exponential complexity of the omni-channel

Online has led to widespread high-street store cannibalisation putting profitability at risk. CEO...
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Breakfast meeting @ Retail Week Prospect, 4 Dec 2017

Breakfast meeting @ Retail Week Prospect, 4 Dec 2017

As many other traditional publishers, Retail Week have suffered from a slump in paper copy sales ...
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The latest online retailer to go offline... Alibaba!

The latest online retailer to go offline... Alibaba!

Today we cannot just separate online and offline... wise words by Daniel Zhang, the CEO of Alibab...
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Online going Offline: VR360 of Made.com store on Tottenham Court Road, London

Online going Offline: VR360 of Made.com store on Tottenham Court Road, London

Made.com, the online furniture store, opened their physical 'guideshop' on Tottenham Court Road i...
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Where has the omni-channel gone?

Where has the omni-channel gone?

Omni-channel retailing has been one of the most talked about concepts in retailing for a while. T...
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