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  • Danone Takes a Standard Approach to TPM in China

    No longer satisfied with its poor process control, Danone Waters China implemented a trade spend management system that meets requirements associated with the complex Chinese market.
  • 2014 Fastest-Growing CG Companies

    In 2012,CGT first reported the fastest-growing consumer goods companies according to Fortune, which included three apparel companies, and one beverage company. Two years later, this list adds a couple more big CG names into the roster, including two powerhouse brands: Keurig and Under Armour.
  • Best Practices for Building Talent in Analytics

    Companies across all industries depend more and more on analytics and insights to run their businesses profitably. But, attracting, managing and retaining talented personnel to execute on those strategies is proving to be quite the challenge. This is not the case for consumer products heavyweight P&G, which has been at the top of its analytics game for 50 years now.
  • The Carlsberg Group Goes 'GloCal'

    The Carlsberg Group introduces a vision for business it calls GloCal, which aims for global efficiency while staying true to its local roots.
  • Shell Upgrades Global Unified Communication Platform

    With the help of AT&T, Shell employees will be able to connect to one another using a wide range of connected devices such as PCs, tablets and smartphones.
  • Clorox Introduces Two Product Initiatives

    These programs are expected to help the company continue making more sustainable ingredient choices and ensure consumers can make informed decisions about their cleaning and disinfecting products.
  • La-Z-Boy Names Vice President Strategy and Analytics

    In this newly created position, the executive will be responsible for leading a team charged with the ongoing refinement of existing corporate initiatives and the development of additional strategies designed to elevate corporate performance and drive increased sales and profitability.
  • Why Social Value Matters

    By focusing marketing efforts on customers with the greatest social value, retailers and consumer goods manufacturers can generate more bang for their promotional buck.
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