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  • P&G Gains POS Insights with New Data Warehouse

    P&G wanted to find a way to improve the performance and cost-effectiveness of its data warehouse environment and expand its analytical and brand decision-making capabilities. Consolidating point-of-sale data into a single data warehouse platform was fundamental to these objectives.
  • Hershey Names Chief Information Officer

    The new CIO will lead The Hershey Companys Global Information Services Department, including developing global technology strategies that support the companys growth in key emerging markets around the world.
  • Sara Lee Buys Brazilian Expresso.Coffee

    The company operates more than 1,000 selling points in the 19-million consumer Sao Paulo and Rio de Janeiro regions, where Sara Lee is already the retail market leader.
  • Molson Coors to Acquire StarBev

    As a market leader in its region, StarBev provides Molson Coors with a great platform for growth and an excellent foundation from which to extend key brands, such as Carling, into Central and Eastern Europe.
  • Kraft Separation Remains On-Track

    The filing of the Form 10 Registration Statement is an important step in the process of establishing the North American grocery business as a new, stand-alone company with its own strategic focus and priorities.
  • Macy's, VF Drive Progress in RFID with New Program

    Dozens of apparel retailers, manufacturers and distributors are subscribing to and using a program from GS1 US as they roll out large scale implementations of RFID in stores, warehouses and factories.
  • Looking Back: The Best Business & Tech Initiatives of 2011

    To maximize growth opportunities, CG companies must think outside of the box. In 2011, CGT honored 15 companies that did just that with the 2011 Innovation, Business & Technology Awards. Click here to remember the standout technology and business initiatives that earned first-place accolades for Newell Rubbermaid, McCormick & Co., Kimberly-Clark, Goya Foods and Johnson & Johnson.
  • IDC Assesses the State of Retailer/Supplier Collaboration

    Are consumers ready and willing to shop? One month the answer seems to be "yes" and the next "maybe not". Here, two IDC directors one from the manufacturing side and one from the retail side talk about the state of collaboration between manufacturers and retailers.

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