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  • Is Dick’s making the right move by bringing its software development in-house?

    Is Dick’s making the right move by bringing its software development in-house?

    Dick’s wants the ability to create and control solutions that meet its specific business needs and place itself into a position of competitive advantage over rivals. Do you approve of the decision by Dick’s to bring its software development in-house rather than rely on solutions from third-party vendors?

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  • Will brands shine in a new online platform for shopping outlets?

    Will brands shine in a new online platform for shopping outlets?

    Simon Property Group has announced the beta test of a new online shopping platform to help boost traffic and sales of tenants at its outlet malls in both the digital and physical world. How do you expect SPO to affect the overall sales of the brands selling on the online platform?

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  • Kellogg pilots virtual reality merchandising solution

    Kellogg pilots virtual reality merchandising solution

    The Kellogg Co. last November partnered to pilot a solution that embeds eye-tracking technology in a mobile virtual reality headset to reinvent how brands and retailers gather critical consumer data at the store level. What do you think of the benefits of combining VR with eye-tracking to inform in-store merchandising?

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  • Wait … did Whole Foods just open a bodega on Manhattan’s Westside?

    Wait … did Whole Foods just open a bodega on Manhattan’s Westside?

    Whole Foods has opened a “bodega-like convenience store” in the Chelsea neighborhood of Manhattan, according to Eater. Do you think a convenience store concept in busy city neighborhoods makes sense for Whole Foods?

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  • Wayfair takes a bigger step into brick and mortar retailing

    Wayfair takes a bigger step into brick and mortar retailing

    Just a couple of years ago, Wayfair CEO Niraj Shah spoke about how Americans were becoming increasingly open to online furniture shopping. Now The furniture retailer has announced plans to open its first full-service store. Do you see Wayfair’s full-service furniture store as the first of many for the retailer?

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  • Will retailers be ready when AR adoption takes hold?

    Will retailers be ready when AR adoption takes hold?

    If consumers want to shop and pay on Instagram or use Facetime to co-shop with distant friends, retailers better figure it out. That challenge is no different when it comes to augmented reality. What signals would indicate that retailers should be ramping up AR or VR investments?

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  • Can baristas keep up with their robotic challengers?

    Can baristas keep up with their robotic challengers?

    Robots that can prepare food have become a perennial part of the discussion of the future of the quick service customer experience — and the employment landscape, as well. Are baristas’ jobs on the line with the advent of gourmet coffee robots?

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  • Who will win the Sephora vs. Ulta beauty competition?

    Who will win the Sephora vs. Ulta beauty competition?

    Sephora and Ulta Beauty have dominated beauty specialty for a while and appear destined for more head-to-head battles. Is Sephora or Ulta better positioned for growth in the beauty category?

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  • McDonald’s to use tech to make drive-thru menu recommendations

    McDonald’s to use tech to make drive-thru menu recommendations

    Yesterday, McDonald’s announced it would acquire Dynamic Yield Ltd., a firm that specializes in creating personalization and decision logic tech. What benefits will McDonald’s see with the deployment of recommendation tech at drive-thrus, in-store kiosks and on its mobile app?

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  • Is there anything special about specialty retail?

    Is there anything special about specialty retail?

    While the department store channel garners much of the negative retail press these days, specialty stores generally earned poor marks in our annual consumer study, “The Good, The Bad & The Ugly.” Have specialty retailers been affected any more or less by online disruption than other retail verticals?

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