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  • Mondelez International Builds The Amazing Wall

    Mondelez Canada broke down traditional barriers and resurrected a new wall that connects, rather than separates, its entire sales organization.
  • Are you ready for digital path to purchase?

    The consumer packaged goods company has never really known its shopper. Today, it can. Shopper and customer data is available in near real time through the different technologies. While it sounds enticing, it is hard work.
  • Analytics-Based Planning

    Rapid developments in technology along with economic and marketplace changes continue to put pressure on salesforces to adopt new approaches. Are you ready for the next generation of customer planning?
  • New Rules for Shopper Privacy

    IDC Retail Insights releases the results of its 2013 Annual Shopper survey, revealing that nearly two-thirds of consumers worry they don't have enough control over what retailers can know about them. Here are some more of the green lights and bright red lines retailers should abide when it comes to consumer dispositions on this topic of hot debate.
  • Target CEO Steps Down

    On May 5, 2014, Targets board of directors issued a statement detailing the executive changes.
  • Char-Broil Names President and CEO

    The executive started her career at S.C. Johnson, spending 17 years with the company in both Marketing and Finance roles for brands such as Raid, Glade PlugIns, Aveeno, and Ziploc.
  • Kwikee Portal Helps Retailer/Manufacturer Marketing

    Kwikee launches a new vendor portal for retailers and manufacturers to more efficiently communicate and fulfill requests for product images and data needed for e-commerce and other marketing applications.
  • Target Names New CIO

    Target Corp. has hired a new technology leader to help guide the company's information technology transformation. The company also provided details on additional security enhancements the company has made following its 2013 data breach.
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