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  • 7 Characteristics of a Visionary

    In her monthly column, Lora Cecere reveals what it takes to get consumer goods companies unstuck and lead business and technology transformation in the industry.
  • Quite the Combo

    Sun-Maid kicks off its "Snack 'n' Read" promotion with HarperCollins picture book offer and sweepstakes.
  • Hostess Brands Names CEO

    The new CEO previously served as chief executive of AdvancePierre Foods and president of Pinnacle.
  • Speed of Change in Retail Analytics

    Everything around you is in a constant state of change. Technology has catapulted the way retailers and suppliers provide products to the consumer, requiring them to look at their businesses differently almost on an hourly basis. Britt Fogg, CEO, president and founder of Shiloh Technologies, a division of SPI, gave us his insights around the speed of change in the retailer/supplier industry.
  • CGT Investigates Retailer/Supplier Data Sharing

    Big Data hype is everywhere these days even on the daily news. But how many consumer goods companies are actually pursuing big data initiatives to extract valuable insights, particularly from retail-provided POS data? And even then, do retailers value these big data efforts?
  • Unilever to Globally Engage with Start-Ups

    Unilever announces the launch of The Unilever Foundry, a platform that will provide a single entry-point for innovative start-ups seeking to partner with Unilever.
  • Brooks Brothers Tailors Technology for Transformation

    Brooks Brothers transforms its product development landscape in a short span of 10 months to address the unique challenges and opportunities in positioning the business for future growth.
  • Succeeding in the Footwear Industry through Cloud-based PLM

    Organizations need to be able to reduce time to market by executing the most efficient and innovative new product development process possible to help them capitalize on as many trend cycles as possible.
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