Big Data

Discover how the Coach and Kate Spade parent is harnessing analytics to augment its creative processes with a deep understanding of its customers, helping sales despite price increases.

Consistent data allows brands and retailers to compare demand across time periods, helping them understand if demand is higher than similar time periods in the past, and regional data is critical to understanding geographic nuances.

Executives from two of today’s leading consumer goods companies have joined the expanding speaker lineup for Analytics Unite: The Summit for Retail and Consumer Goods Brands.

Grocers must create a holistic view of consumers by orchestrating data-driven insights to feed demand-planning analytics that increase relevant recommendations, promote in-stock merchandise, and improve customer satisfaction. These are the steps grocers can take.

For retailers looking to keep their businesses in the black, identifying ad fraud and combating it is critical. Here are the three steps retailers can take today.

Customer data platform boosts in-store revenues by 46%, more

Customers will step onto a 3D scanner, powered by Volumental, which assesses 16 foot data points in about five seconds.

Hear from industry insiders who know what it takes to gather customer data and infuse it into every process, from the supply chain to store operations to merchandising, and more.

Retail brands must revamp their personalization strategies and with a compelling alternative to third-party cookies so they can meet the needs of their customers who have come to expect individualized shopping experiences without compromising their data privacy.

In this conversation between two industry experts, coupled with invaluable insights from RIS’ own research, we give retailers a glimpse into the implementations that are proving fruitful in varying markets and the areas of opportunity that remain.