Sectors

In a world where customers interact with brands across countless channels, delivering relevant and personalized experiences in real time has become critical for retailers.

In information technology, the idea of a “single source of truth,” or SSOT, is a well-established practice. Simply put, in the context of databases, SSOT means that each piece of information is edited only in its leading system. It’s logical in theory but often difficult in practice.

Christmas sales are the most important phase of the year for many retailers. Often 30-50% of annual sales are generated in just a few weeks. However, the increasing complexity in retail - both online and offline - also increases the challenges. If you want to shine in the Christmas season, you need more than just festive shop windows: a well thought-out omnichannel strategy, integrated tools and smart technologies such as predictive AI are the key to success.

In the increasingly digital world of commerce, smooth communication between systems is essential. However, many companies struggle with so-called data silos - isolated islands of information that lead to inconsistencies, inefficient processes and a poor customer experience. The solution? Read it now!

Image copyright infringements can be expensive for companies - both financially and in terms of brand reputation. Whether stock photos, photographer images or AI-generated content: The management of usage rights is complex. A digital asset management system (DAM) with sophisticated role and rights management offers the ideal solution to minimise risks and optimise processes.

Ideally, Single Source Of Truth is a practice in which each data element is stored and processed in only one place.

Product Information Management (PIM) systems are transforming grocery marketing by centralizing and organizing data, making it easier to manage and use for building customer trust, optimizing inventory, and supporting an expanding e-commerce sector.

Digital Asset Management (DAM) offers marketing managers and advertising experts a solution to avoid critical pitfalls.

Today, consumer expectations are changing rapidly, and inclusive marketing is no longer optional—it’s essential. Let’s explore why embracing inclusivity in age, appearance, ethnicity, gender identity, language, socio-economic status, and physical/mental ability is critical to engaging with a broader and more diverse audience.

Historically, joint business planning requires significant investments in research and collaboration. Smart data strategies and AI are changing that equation forever.
Retailers and product manufacturers are natural allies. Both want to know what products customers are buying and why. Both want to leverage customer buying behavior to increase sales and profitability. Both want to fine-tune product messaging for effective marketing and advertising campaigns. Both possess vast amounts of relevant data. At first glance, aligning business goals would seem like second nature, but as with any other large-scale alliance, managing the details is complicated.