Themed around understanding the 365-consumer, the 2016 Consumer Goods Sales & Marketing Summit united sales, marketing and IT professionals in New York City to explore success stories and lessons learned from partner and peer companies alike.
Even though many recent headlines about millennials carry a negative tone, as this generation matures, its no secret that their impact as both consumers and employees is being strongly felt, particularly by traditional consumer goods organizations.
Using RevTrax technology to gather actionable data to improve its Whats In Your Hot Dog campaign year over year, Applegate has been able to optimize both on learnings from tying in-store redemptions back to specific media tactics, and optimize the user flow based on learnings from previous years.
When Kellogg Co.s brand, Bear Naked, realized that its Food Forward Millennial consumers were looking beyond the cereal aisle for new food experiences also to explore new and different tastes and flavors the company launched Bear Naked Custom Made Granola.
With consumers becoming more connected through smart devices, and having access to more information, there is a surge of data hitting the industry that can help consumer goods manufacturers better predict what consumers want and need.
Retailers and CG executives learned ways to better leverage advanced analytics and take decisive action to deliver results at the 2016 Retail & Consumer Goods Analytics Summit. Here are some highlights from the event.
Nestle and Samsung announce a research collaboration to explore the potential of nutrition science and digital sensor technologies to provide new insights into healthy living.
