Events

Last month, more than 120 high-level consumer goods executives convened in New York City for the inaugural Consumer Goods Sales & Marketing Summit a unique event launched in response to the convergence of sales and marketing and technology within leading consumer goods organizations.

It amazes me that failed technology implementations that occurred years ago continue to make headlines today.

Count the number of times a technology is mentioned in the press and you will quickly surmise that Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) is the most over-hyped in the industry.

Even though the modern-day facelift is a last-ditch effort in the never-ending quest to remain youthful, the principles behind the facelift make perfect sense.

The value of research isn't in aggre-gation of data, it's in analysis.

Highlights from the year's HOTTEST INDUSTRY EVENT

Consumer Goods Technology presents the WHO'S WHO LIST of the industry's larget players

Target is making the Internet of Things an interactive experience with Target Open House, opening this week. Read on to see how Target is pushing the boundaries of experiential retail by displaying connected devices in real-life solutions.