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Douglas Turk, Chief Marketing Officer, JLT Speciality
Michelle Peluso, CMO, IBM Corporation And Laurence Haziot, Global Managing Director, Consumer Industries, IBM Corporation [NYSE:IBM]
Angela Gearhart, Sr. Director Retail and Brand Experience, Sleep Number
Lauren Mead, VP-Marketing, TrimeTrade Systems
Today’s retail landscape is more challenging, competitive and dynamic than ever before.
Guy R. Berg, Vice President Payments, Standards and Outreach Group at Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis
Banks, corporations and their supporting payment processors are at a crossroad for enabling the mass connectivity necessary to support Business to Business (B2B) electronic payments,
Andrew Wilson, CIO, Accenture
Only a few decades ago, it would have been inconceivable for employees to collaborate in real time across continents.
Michael Jaconi, CEO & Co-Founder, Button
People continue to spend more time on mobile, requesting, purchasing, and booking the exact products they want, at the exact time they want them.
Stuart Freer, Chief Digital Officer, MECCA Brands
The problem with this statement, is that whilst it’s important to be in the detail, know everything about your business, it’s products and services and the customer, it often leads to
Gary Aliff, Senior Director, Salesforce Practice and Delivery Lead, Gap Inc. [NYSE:GPS]
Data driven, product focused, customer obsessed. This is what we at Gap Inc. aspire, in providing customer service in our contact centers.
Faraz Mohamed, Director, Head of Innovation, Nisum
Artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning are disrupting business as usual across industries.
Dr. mark Chrystal, Chief Analytics Officer at rue21
Compared with prior industrial revolutions, the pace of innovation is exponential and impacting every industry around the globe, rather than the linear and slower-paced change seen previously.
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.
Jason Goldberg, SVP Commerce & Content Practice, SapientRazorfis
I came to retail at a time when the retail landscape was dramatically changing. At the time, computer city superstore was the first big box concept for technology.
Avi Eyal, Co-Founder and Managing Partner, Entree Capital
We are seeing fulfillment become more accepted with delivery to the home, collecting online orders in store and so forth.
Christine Schultz, CIO, Eddie Bauer
With the Deals Personalization tool in place, retailers will be able to engage the users of their branded apps in real-time.
Prabash Coswatte, CIO, Vallarta Supermarkets, VSI
Retail Security is being squeezed between two trends—the rising cost of labor and the leveraging of technology.
Steve Methvin, VP of Ecommerce and Retail Technology, Bozzuto’s
Today, customers have the choice to either visit brick-and-mortar stores to purchase products or can shop online, or use a combination of both to buy a product of their choice.
Anishiya Taneja, CIO, Serena & Lily
Change is occurring within industries and making odd bedfellows through the Internet of Things (IoT).
David Thompson, EVP, Global Operations and Technology, CTO & CIO, Western Union
There are a few core trends that I see resonating across the industry; all have to do with providing ease and convenience for the customer and the capability to move money in minutes.
