Retailers spend a significant amount of time planning. Planning to make sure the right products are on the shelf. Planning the optimal price and promotional cadence. Planning how the product will be merchandised in the stores. In addition to all of these detailed processes, businesses are also reliant on the store and operations teams to execute these plans to support the selling process.
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2023-08-02
Weather contributions to traffic changes
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2023-05-06
What’s the « buzz » around omnichannel?
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By Matthew Newman, Senior Account Manager, North America Every industry has buzzwords. While some buzzwords are industry-specific, there are some words and phrases any person working in a twenty-first century corporate environment will recognize: “Let’s circle back on this.” “We should take this offline.” “This is great for visibility.” However, there is one buzzword that
2023-04-18
Improving subcategory performance with Analytics
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As shoppers are coming back more and more to stores, optimizing their experience is more important than ever and that’s where our insights can help unleash untapped potential at category level. Xovis has recently published one of our use cases that shows how much value can be generated with customers analytics at category level. In this
2023-03-09
AMOOBI DEMONSTRATES IN-STORE CUSTOMER TRACKING IN THE DIAGEO COLLABORATION CENTER
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Located in Stamford Connecticut, the Center is a state-of-the-art facility designed to show Diageo stakeholders how they can use the world’s most advanced retail technology to improve the shopper experience within beverage alcohol.
2023-01-03
A/B TESTING? MORE LIKE A/BEER TESTING: AN AMOOBI CASE STUDY
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When I was a Buyer for Walmart’s ecommerce division, one of the most important parts of my job was running A/B tests: a form of two-sample hypothesis testing where you take one thing, try it out, and then do another, similar thing.