Tesco CEO Ken Murphy loves his Clubcard. So, it seems, do millions of others, which is just as well given its role in the firm's wider digital strategy.
After shaky start, the wallet maker has a system that will support growth.
Grocery giant Kroger is looking to take the lessons it had to learn during COVID and applying the best to its ongoing strategy.
The race is on for digital commerce tech providers - but who will win? Michelle Swan of Tercera looks at the competition.
With Dreamforce drawing to a close, my personal thoughts on a very busy week.
From the first Dreamforce keynote in a hotel ballroom to this week’s return to form, there have been a lot of miles walked around the Moscone Center. Welcome home, Ohana!
This week - Adobe spends big on Figma - but why? Plus: the business case for tierless architecture. Uber gets hacked, Microsoft Teams gets called out (again), the spreadsheet debate heats up, and the whiffs are epic.
Couchbase has been key to Crew’s ‘store of the future’ strategy, which is underpinned by mobile and flexible selling solutions
Returning to our series on the journey to Frictionless Enterprise, Phil Wainewright maps the emergence of Tierless Architecture and what it means for how IT teams engage with business colleagues.
Digital is growing again at US grocery giant Kroger after a dip in recent months.
Bed, Bath & Beyond’s latest attempt at a turnaround plan is going to need work…
Fast-growing mattress e-commerce company Emma Sleep has adopted a composable MACH architecture to take the brakes off its business ambitions.
Jamstack pioneer Netlify emphasizes growing enterprise adoption with the release last week of new technologies to help deliver personalization at scale.
This week - enterprise software vendors give a mixed economic outlook, but buyers still feel the urgency to spend on tech. Retailers get an omni-channel report card, and AI's healthcare transformation gets critiqued. Whiffs: I consider living in a potato.
Luxury retail used to be an e-commerce hold-out, but Farfetch’s success suggests that those days are in the past.
Macy's and Nordstrom are feeling the pain of the current economic upheaval, but now's not the time to slow down on transformation...
