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Wooing the Connected consumer ….@IBMInterConnect 2015

It was a great week at IBM Interconnect with so many great sessions to choose from, activities to participate in, and networking to be had. I want to share my thoughts on one session in particular that was of interest – Carter’s “Creating a Smarter Shopping Experience”.   During the session I was reflecting on all […]

What is the Connected Consumer doing in 2015?

The Consumer Markets industry is definitely seeing its fair share of exciting innovations and changes.  With the consumer in control, brands and companies are vying for our attention and trying to outdo each other for our dollars.  Thinking about how far we have come in this industry, it’s important to be fun, to be nostalgic, […]

Consumer Corner with Jim & Michael

Jim: I’m connected, you’re connected…my car, my house, where I go, what I eat, what I spend, what I think. But is this really making a difference in how we live and work or are we all caught up in some big high-tech hype cycle? Michael: Oh my, that’s a lot of questions rolled into […]

The Connected Consumer in 2015 and Beyond – WEBINAR

We are in an age where the connected consumer – the person that is very knowledgeable about your products, your competitors, about what friends are thinking – is in control.  This has also created the shift from manufacturers and marketing toward choice and convenience, which in turn forces manufacturers and retailers to be even more […]

A look back at the 2014 year

Christmas has come and gone and with that the New Year is fast approaching.  Where did 2014 go?  As we look ahead into 2015, I thought I would give our readers a view into our year in the Consumer Markets practice at some of the industry highlights and content produced this year.  Stay tuned for […]

What 2015 Will Look Like For Connected Consumers

Today’s consumers are now empowered with an ever increasing range of channels and devices creating a dynamic path to purchase which has created a shift in the consumer markets industry.  The digital, social and mobile evolutions are shape-shifting almost every aspect of the customer experience and, in the process, creating new opportunities and challenges for […]

How webrooming can be a good thing for the brick and mortar store this holiday season

We are in the thick of the holiday shopping season, one that is shorter than average with only 28 days between Thanksgiving and Christmas.  It has seemed to many that the brick-and-mortar store is somewhat of a dying breed with the expanse of the digital age.  A few years ago, physical stores were very concerned […]

Personalization is key to consumer engagement

The greatest thing about the Consumer Market’s industry is that we all have some level of understanding due to the fact that we are consumers.  Whether you are utilizing your smart phone, home computer, work computer, iPad or tablet you can connect and engage with brands no matter your location – the “always on” consumer. […]

Digital Impacts the brick-and-mortar store

The Consumer Markets Practice executed a webinar this week that focused on how to drive store traffic in an age where digital has become such a prominent channel.  We’ve been saturated with nearly 20 years of excitement the internet of things – e-business, web, mobile, social. There have been fantastic breakthroughs and stunning failures driving […]

How the Connected Consumer Has Changed the Game for the Consumer Markets Industry

Connected Consumers use the power of information to drive prices down, yet demand a very high level of service.  Whether it is utilization of a smart phone, home computer, work computer, iPad or tablet one can connect and engage with brands no matter your location – dubbing the consumer as the “always on” or “connected” […]

Trends that are shaping the expectations of the connected consumer

As the connected consumer evolves, demands and expectations continue to rise, and trends rapidly change.  Connected Consumers use the power of information to drive prices down, yet still demand a high level of service.  Retailers must utilize and analyze complex data to understand insights, customer service expectations and responses that will supersede the expectations of […]

The New 3-Legged Stool of Success in Retail

I came across a great article in 1-to-1 Media regarding 3 critical elements of the customer experience that enable retail organizations to position themselves ahead of the competition. We remember the days of talking about the 3 must-haves in retail as: Buy Move Sell But in the article titled “The Three-Legged Stool of Retail,” Timothy Hood presents three […]

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