Deloitte report that aims to put China's history of growth into a broader perspective, and identify those key industry sectors that will help power the nation's necessary "next wave" of sustainable growth, transitioning from labor and capital intensive activities to those that utilize knowledge, innovation, design, IT sciences, software, and marketing.
JLL analysis and market data on why USA consumers are now splitting grocery shopping across multiple channels - as many as five. As a result, traditional supermarkets are losing market share.
The BrandZ™ Top 100 Most Valuable Global Brands 2014 added $310 billion to reach $2.9 trillion in brand value, a 12 percent increase. It was a year of real growth, but also of disruption and even transformation. This year, led by apparel, with a 29 percent overall increase, all categories rose in brand value. And 10 of 14 categories experienced double-digit growth, indicating that brands across the economy have moved beyond recovery into a period of new growth.
From Millward Brown, great research report on the changing screen viewing patterns of the world. A typical multiscreen user consumes 7 hours of screen media per day during a 5 hour period. In most countries, smartphones are now the primary screen, taking up 2.5 hours of time daily. Key insights on how consumer engagement at the global level is changing and bypassing traditional technology adoption cycles.
Deloitte's new report analyzing the Luxury Goods Global Retail Market. Report identifies the top 75 luxury goods companies around the world based on publicly available data. Also provides regional market analysis for luxury goods.
Despite rumors of their demise, Department Stores are expected to grow 22 percent over the next five years. For early adopters, big bets on omnichannel and digital investments are paying off while late adopters are hoping digital will help them bounce back.
From Interbrand Forum and Chain Store Age, Analysis of USA retail industry. Is brand relevant anymore? The Art of Retail. The Showroom Solution. Track with Technology Without Terrifying. Annual RANKING OF USA TOP 100 RETAIL COMPANIES.
Internet of Things (IOT) - We Are At The Tip of An Iceberg -“How much more IOT can do is only left to your imagination and to your budget. You can do as little or as much with IoT as you want.”Dr. Mazlan Abbas MIMOS Berhad August 26, 2014 Wisma IEM, Petaling Jaya - 90 slide presentation.
In 2014, in volume terms, China will be the second fastest growing retail market of the 60 countries covered by The Economist Intelligence Unit. By 2018 retail sales in China will be valued at almost $5 trillion USD, overtaking the US as the world's largest retail market.
From JLL (Jones Lang LaSalle), three major factors and their impact on retail from a USA real estate point of view. "Some say the shopping center is dying, and that the impact from the recession and from the rise of e-commerce will have long lasting debilitating effects on physical space. Retail isn't dying, it is doing what it does best in response to the changing times...it's evolving."
From Business Insider, a review of the innovation driving the dramatic shifts on how we make payments: the rise in payment apps, mobile registers, e-commerce, and the decline of cash and checks. Future trends discussed.
In this year’s Future of Retail Report, PSFK Labs’ fourth annual production of the report, we’ve brought together two interconnected themes that provide a foundation for the modern shopping experience. ‘Data-Driven Commerce Platforms’ offers insights into the information systems that responsive retailers and brands are leveraging to differentiate themselves from the competition, enabling them to exceed customer expectations at every point along the ‘Networked Purchase Path’
Published by Retail Knowledge and sponsored by Volumatic and Kount, the U.S. Retail Fraud Survey 2014, now in its second year, is an extensive study of the retail fraud and loss prevention systems, processes and strategies employed by of 100 of the U.S.'s top retailers. Downloaded from LP Magazine.
The latest edition of the annual Internet Trends from KPCB includes: Key Internet trends showing slowing Internet user growth but strong smartphone, tablet and mobile data traffic growth as well as rapid growth in mobile advertising; Emerging positive efficiency trends in education and healthcare; High-level trends in messaging, communications, apps and services; Data behind the rapid growth in sensors, uploadable / findable / shareable data, data mining tools and pattern recognition; Context on the evolution of online video; Observations about online innovation in China.
The Global Retail Development Index™ is an annual study that ranks the top 30 developing countries for retail expansion worldwide. The Index analyzes 25 macroeconomic and retail-specific variables to help retailers devise successful global strategies and to identify developing market investment opportunities
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