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  • Petco Joins CPG Industry Information Sharing Model

    Petco is collaborating with SymphonyIRI to share CPG market information that is expected to help both organizations obtain deeper level insights into the marketplace and with Petco shoppers.

  • Herbalife Deploys Mobile Analytics

    Executives at this leading nutrition company can now use an iPad App to evaluate sales and marketing performance.
  • Mobile Shopping Creates a $15B Opportunity

    The value of mobile retail marketing will reach $15 billion globally by 2012 as digital ad spendmoves to mobile and mobile coupons gain acceptance, according to a new report from Juniper Research. This is a growth of 50 percent over 2011.
  • P&G, Kraft, Kellogg Exec Named SVP for Sony

    The consumer marketing veteran from P&G, Kraft and Kellogg company, joins Sony Computer Entertainment Americas executive management team.
  • The Downstream Data Journey

    A Q&A with Robert F. Byrne of Terra Technology reveals insight for grasping downstream data opportunities, using it at different levels and harnessing its full potential in the supply chain.
  • Hallmark Strengthens Data Warehouse Environment

    New solutions are expected to enable Hallmarks marketing team to conduct more automated multi-step campaigns. Looking ahead, the enhancements also position the retail marketer on a trajectory to multiple layers of optimization
  • ConAgra, Others Pursue ROI from DSR Investments

    Consumer goods manufacturers have invested significant time and money building out a consumer-driven supply network, the centerpiece of which is the DSR. Now, the obvious question is have those investments paid off? Read on to find out the results of a recent survey focused this issue, and learn how ConAgra made the DSR a foundational part of its environment.
  • U.S., Canada, Mexico Strengthen Consumer Product Safety across North America

    According to the U.S. Trade Representative, the North America Free Trade Agreement among the U.S., Canada, and Mexico created the world's largest free trade area, linking 450 million people producing $17 trillion worth of goods and services.

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