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George Pepes, Retail Vertical Solutions Lead, Zebra Technologies [NASDAQ: ZBRA]
Tim Collins, President, Aimia's Intelligent Shopper Solutions
Matt Meier, VP & CIO, Whirlpool Corporation
The dawn of Cloud Computing, Big Data, Machine Learning, Mobile, IoT and myriad other over-used buzzwords have forever changed the opportunity.
Advancements in ecommerce are making way for retailers to reap greater sales and revenue
Shahid Nizami, APAC Managing Director, HubSpot [NYSE: HUBS]
That's why companies need to prioritize their customers and do more than just grow — they need to grow better.
Sanjay Choubey, VP-IT, Briggs & Stratton
A leaders in business or IT, automation has always been understood as an approach to manage cost and increase operational efficiency.
Sherif Mityas, CIO & CSO, TGI Fridays
Imagine it’s Thursday night, the kids have soccer practice and you’re always looking for a place to pick-up dinner on the way home.
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
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 and difficult to analyse, nearly 60 per cent
A survey revealed that 78 percent of customers still prefer to shop-in-store, i.e. in the traditional brick-and-mortar store, and are likely to spend six times more than what they spend buying things online
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.
Brian Scott, CIO, Experient
Aside from providing useful continued education, a significant component of all trade shows is the opportunity for business connections to be created and mined.
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 provide efficacy for a business.
Lucas E. Wall, CEO, ROI Checker
In recent years we have seen significant scientific contributions to the field of human influence, which studies how the people we know and interact with influence the decisions we make.
Dave Nickens, Mobile Director, Build.com
Over the last several years there has been much debate around Mobile Apps.
Vlad Yakubson, Head of Retail, Retail Apparel Group
The key to all the analytics, AI and future technology is the “how” to apply them in a personal way to relate best to the consumer.
Stuart Freer, Chief Digital Officer, MECCA Brands
The problem with this statement, is that whilst it’s important to be in the detail, know everything about your business, it’s products and services and the customer, it often leads to what I have seen; analysis paralysis.
Defect management is a challenge for software development projects. So how are they going to resolve all the bugs and defects?
