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Faraz Mohamed, Director, Head of Innovation, Nisum
Grant McCormick, CIO, Imperva, Inc
Vinod Subramanyam, AVP & Head - Digital Experiences at Brillio
Alexandra Gray, Head of Research, Mirvac [ASX: MGR]
The availability of reliable expenditure data at a category level has been a step change in gauging the underlying spending patterns of our customers.
Alvina Antar, CIO, Zuora
Technology company CIOs are among the chosen few who are able to create a greater impact to their business and revenue beyond their core IT function.
Rod Sides, Vice Chairman, US Retail, Wholesale and Distribution leader, Deloitte LLP
Global market forces combined with an increasing proliferation of retail channels, along with commoditization of products and pricing, have resulted in elevated expectations on the part of
Jean-Francois Bessiron, VP Goods International, Groupon [NASDAQ: GRPN]
Companies seem to be good at collecting data on customers but have not quite tackled how to operationalise that data and use it for the benefit of the customers
Advait Kulkarni, Former IT Director, Cetera Financial Group & CTO, Digistic LLC
In recent days, there has been a lot of discussion around comparison of MEAN (MongoDB, Express, AngularJS and Node) and RNG (ReactJS, NextJS and GraphQL) stacks.
Rosemary Smith, Director, Supply Chain Development, LEGO Group
The sudden, unexpected shift to eCommerce put retailer technology and solution development in the spotlight
Matthew Klyman, Chief Information Officer, Marshall Retail Group
We don't want retail to be a cold and sterile environment and we love the fact that we have a four wall environment that we get to talk to our customers.
Helen M. Friedman, Director, Willis Towers Watson
The goal is to PASS the investigative ball down the field to make progress in the arena of workforce analytics.
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.
Troy Barnes, Chief Customer Officer, Pizza Hut
The recipe for sustainable growth comes down to 2 simple ingredients: attract new customers, and retain the ones you have for life.
Bob Hetu, Research Director, Gartner [NYSE:IT]
The powerful combination of digital and physical is where a multichannel retailer can exert itself.
Charlie Cole, Chief Digital Officer, VP, TUMI
It’s easy to overcomplicate. Ultimately retail is divided by two lowest common denominators of data–at the product level and at the customer level.
Emily Culp, CMO, Keds USA
It’s imperative that consumer data and insights are used to inform everything that a brand does to create better consumer experiences.
Joseph Santamaria, CIO, PSEG [NYSE: PEG]
Domino’s Pizza Enterprises Limited entered the e-commerce space well over a decade ago and we were early adopters in terms of competitors in the Quick Service Restaurant (QSR) industry globally, and especially in Australia.
Gareth Bridges, Director, Digital Business, Equinix Asia-Pacific
Today’s retailers need to embrace a modernized strategy supported by infrastructure designed for the digital edge.
John Kenwood, VP, Capgemini [Euronext: CAP] And Charlie Li, EVP-Chief Cloud Officer, Capgemini [Euronext: CAP]
The great retail renaissance is underway, enlightened by digital, enabled by the cloud and enriched by an endless sea of data.
