The global supply chain is still struggling - with profound implications for enterprise production plans
The clogged global supply chain has exposed the fragility of what Thomas Friedman called our 'flat world'. What are the enterprise implications?
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Dealing with a volatile Vaccine Economy market - Kroger gets seamless and personal in its omni-channel approach
Kroger 'had a good war' throughout the COVID crisis; now it's time to win the peace in a turbulent Vaccine Economy.
Omni-channel retail realities in the Vaccine Economy - learnings from Walmart, Macy's and Lowe's
Front line experiences from three US retail icons provide some indication of the omni-channel realities that lie ahead for the sector.
Workday acquires Zimit to bring CPQ automation to the services industry
Workday deepens its proposition for the services industry with the acquisition of services CPQ specialist Zimit.
Broadband Britain can be done, but it needs to stop being so damn difficult to achieve
A need for speed that's finally been met - but it took over a decade to achieve it and only then by bypassing the major providers in search of a solution. This can't go on for Broadband Britain.
Enterprise hits and misses - AI use cases get ugly, third party cookies crumble, and digital burn-outs get a pep talk
This week - AI use cases span the good, the bad, and the ugly. Third party cookies are crumbling; digital burn-out gets a treatment plan. Retailers get an omni-handle, and I take issue with the "headless revolution." Your whiffs include Tesla and Facebook's latest AI woes.
digibyte - Lands End omni-channel transformation continues to deliver
Lands End turns in a strong Q2 with digital contributing to ongoing turnaround.
Re-commerce reborn- thredUP and Urban Outfitters tap into consumer desire to do good in the Vaccine Economy
Fashion-conscious, eco-conscious and financially-conscious, the Vaccine Economy shopper is looking for more from retailers. Resale-as-a-Service ticks all the right boxes.
Vaccinated Retail - digital learnings from the COVID crisis hold firm at Gap and Abercrombie & Fitch
Two US retail icons have seen digital return hold steady even as stores re-open.
"Digital-first, but not digital-only" - Williams-Sonoma hopes for a retail home run in the Vaccine Economy
Williams-Sonoma's customers are back in the stores, but e-commerce remains a powerful direction of travel in a "fractured" market.
Why urban drone deliveries are an insane idea - flying above the hype
Drone disciples may be evangelical in their fervor about the use of the technology for urban delivery, but there are many reasons to be agnostic, if not a downright atheist on the subject.
Enterprise hits and misses - T-Mobile apologizes, supply chains buckle, Salesforce flexes and Zoom surprises
This week - will four day workweeks change the future of work? Notable earnings reports from Salesforce, Workday, and Box keep us on our toes. Does the e-commerce pure play have a future? Can T-Mobile get out of its own way? This week's whiffs also contain the opposite: an anti-whiff.
Foot Locker has a beat in its step as omni-channel mix proves successful
Foot Locker’s second quarter results show the importance of blending digital and physical experiences for the customer, as well as rewarding loyalty.
Nordstrom needs "digital velocity" to be sustained. Can an ASOS 'love-in' provide the spark?
Digital velocity is the goal so there's a lot riding on Nordstrom's relationship with ASOS.
