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Douglas Turk, Chief Marketing Officer, JLT Speciality
Rohan Penman, Global Head of Technology, T2 Tea
Anand Shaw, Cofounder, Inventrik Pte Ltd
In the age of smart-phones, social media and connected devices; keeping millennials engaged has become more difficult than ever before, especially for retailers.
Dave Nickens, Mobile Director, Build.com
Over the last several years there has been much debate around Mobile Apps.
Tim Collins, President, Aimia's Intelligent Shopper Solutions
Artificial Intelligence and machine learning provide insights at a level of granularity and speed that we would not have dreamed of even five years ago.
Sanjay Sivam, Director, Inside Sales and Services Sales, Poly Asia Pacific
With everything residing in the Cloud, it is also easier to conceptualize and build workflows that weave through different “always-on, available-anywhere” systems and data sets to
The small retailers can make use of SD-WAN to compete against large retailers in comparatively low-cost
Michael Fagan, Chief Technology Officer, Kmart Australia
When Adapt surveyed more than 100 Australian CIOs in 2019 there were some interesting, if not surprising, results. More than 50 per cent believed they had too much data making it unwieldy
Katie William, Retail CIO Outlook
Recent advancements in POS technology are helping the retail industry
Matan Holander, VP Business Development
Business-to-business (B2B) e-commerce has evolved at multiple levels. Evidently, understanding the unique purchasing preferences of the modern day buyers have become increasingly critical to the long-term growth of B2B merchants.
Lauren Mead, VP-Marketing, TrimeTrade Systems
Today’s retail landscape is more challenging, competitive and dynamic than ever before.
Jess O’Reilly, Regional Vice President, Marketing Cloud, Asia, Salesforce
To successfully deliver the experience customers want, brands must start by addressing concerns and fears of consumers in exchange for customer trust and their willingness to provide data.
Vlad Yakubson, Head of Retail, yd
With such an unprecedented 2020 year, the retail landscape has been in the spotlight more than ever. A year of disruptions where the term “strategy” was replaced with “pivot” as the board room catchphrase of the year.
Katie William, Retail CIO Outlook
With number of mobile payment options available, customers are reluctant to carry cash or even card to the stores, nowadays. Mobile technology viz. chip cards, apps on mobile phones, and digital wallets have led to an increase in the payment o
David Beckerman, SVP & CIO, The Pasha Group
At a recent executive summit, I presented a historical perspective of IT spend layered across our enterprise business capabilities.
Gregory B Morrison, SVP & CIO, Cox Enterprises
To better anticipate where AI makes sense throughout organizations, let’s explore its potential.
Vlad Yakubson, Head of Retail, yd.
There are not many days in the calendar year without some new ground-breaking technology entering and disturbing the retail marketplace. It certainly can not be easy for either the big brands or the few small business retailers left around
