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Rolls Royce Goes Electric, Foreshadowing Industry Challenges
Widespread adoption of electric vehicles looms—but first, retailers need to take a geographic approach to sales across diverse markets.
Continue ReadingSpotting New Business Opportunities in Consumer Data
The pressure to develop new business opportunities is driving digital and traditional companies toward more precise market analysis.
Continue ReadingDICK’s Sporting Goods Strengthens Omnichannel through Brick and Mortar Planning
For data-savvy DICK’S Sporting Goods, an optimized network of brick-and-mortar stores remains critically important to customer engagement.
Continue ReadingHow Stores Can Thrive—By Learning from Failure
A new study suggests companies have as much to learn from store closures as they do from expansions, and location plays a compelling role.
Continue ReadingNew Life for High-Speed Rail
As the US gets serious about improving its infrastructure, high-speed trains are back in the spotlight, with new implications.
Continue ReadingGaining Retail Advantage in the Post-COVID-19 Era
The key to coming out of the pandemic with the competitive edge? Be agile, know where your customers are, and mind the details in the data.
Continue ReadingNextTech: Mapping the Business Impact of Air Pollution
Air pollution is not only a health hazard, it's also bad for business. A new tool helps executives weigh its effects on market development.
Continue ReadingThe Privacy Paradox: How Companies Gain Consumer Confidence in Data Sharing
A new study illuminates why companies must win consumer trust when it comes to data sharing—and where in the world trust is highest.
Continue ReadingNextTech: Retailers Combine CRM and GIS to Understand Customers
CRM technology helps companies organize information on customers; GIS software helps them discover and share insight.
Continue ReadingNextTech: Visualizing Consumer Traffic
Using a modern version of a centuries-old technique, planners can study anonymized IoT data to see patterns of human movement.
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