A JLL Research USA POV report on how to predict the future. Understanding how retailers meet the levels of human need reveals how the industry will evolve.
More clothing and footwear shoppers than ever say they prefer to shop online. PwC's annual survey of online shoppers reveals the new ways consumers are researching and making their apparel purchases, both at home and in the store.
The Internet of Things (IoT) is in your home, in your car, and phone, and increasingly on your body. From Verizon, the five macro trends that are helping speed up adoption across several industries and sectors.
In PwC's most comprehensive Total Retail survey to date, the firm asked nearly 23,000 online shoppers around the world about issues ranging from mobile shopping to social media influence to innovation at retailers. Their answers reveal the changing behaviors that will drive the next retail revolution.
Updated research on how Mobile is Eating the World. Technology is universal through mobile, why it's not a subset of the internet anymore, and how mobile is driving new productivity tools.
Download the 2016 RIS/Gartner Retail Technology Study to find out why retailers are doubling down on investments in unified systems that deliver personalized shopping experiences. This is a favorite annual report.
From KPMG, the latest survey on global M&A activity. USA leads all other regions in M&A activities. Technology and pharmaceuticals / bio-tech are the top two sectors. Consumer / retail sector lagging.
From UN Sustainable Development Solutions Network, here is a list of the world's happiest countries. The top five include: Denmark, Switzerland, Iceland, Norway, and Finland. Where does your country?
A new special report published by the Economist Intelligence Unit, Industries in 2016, brings together analysis and forecasts from six industries (including retail), identifying key strategic business issues in the year ahead.
Google/Alphabet is the No.1 place to work for the seventh time in 10 years. Six newcomers to the list. 31 companies are from retail.
For the 4th time, the top 50 All-Stars is led by a trio of tech giants under 40 years old. Netflix returns to top 50 at number 19. New entrants to top 50 are Visa and Publix. Nine retailers are in the 2016 list of top 50 Most Admired Companies.
Great Apparel Magazine / Gartner summary of apparel retail segment technology trends. Apparel companies are once again moving ahead with investments with emphasis on supply chain efficiency, reliability, and scalability, plus a resiliency to take advantage of emerging digital business models. Includes data on new technology deployment status.
This Raconteur report explores how to stay ahead of the ever evolving digitization curve, from building API software strategy for success to extracting meaningful data from the cloud and putting customers at the center of the digital strategy.
The 19th annual Deloitte retail report identifies the 250 largest retailers around the world based on publicly available data and analyzes their performance based on geographic region, product sector, e-commerce activity, and other factors. It also provides a lot at the world's 50 biggest e-retailers.
The Accenture Technology Vision 2016 investigates five trends behind a people first approach: Intelligent automation, liquid workforce, the platform economy, predictable disruption, and digital trust.
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