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  • Thomas Bornemann of Clarkston Consulting on TPO and DSRs

    A Demand Signal Repository (DSR) is emerging as one of the foundational building blocks of a demand-driven model. But what exactly is it and how can it help? Thomas Bornemann of Clarkston Consulting talks about the benefits of DSRs and how to align them with trade promotion optimization.
  • Matt Johnson of Oracle on Demand Signal Management

    After guarding their data for years, retailers have recently begun to bury consumer packaged goods manufacturers in a greatly expanded set of retail data sources. Here, Matt Johnson discusses the opportunities and challenges of demand signal management.
  • 2009 Readers' Choice Survey: Business Intelligence

    Readers rank only the Top 8 providers in this space, perhaps signaling that big name vendors are doing a good job at gaining consumer confidence as the dust settles around heavy merger and acquisition activity.
  • Kraft/Apple Make iFood

    The new application for iPhone and iPod touch provides recipes, food ideas, shopping lists and cooking videos on-the-go.
  • Consumer Insights: Where does the CG Industry Stand?

    In a difficult and competitive environment, truly understanding the consumer is a pre-requisite to success. CGT research recently uncovered how CG manufacturers are most commonly obtaining consumer insights from various downstream data sources and how they are using that information today.
  • Seven Reasons Why TPM is Worth a Serious Look

    In the consumer goods industry, attitudes about predictive capabilities in trade promotions range from "totally skeptical" to "it will cure world hunger." Here is an industry analyst's take on why being more predictive in TPM has merit.
  • Whole Foods Bolsters BI Capabilities

    The retailer's suppliers and vendors are now able to view sales data for their specific product lines through a MicroStrategy-based application.
  • Dale Hagemeyer of Gartner on Trade Promotion Modeling and Optimization

    Seven reasons why trade promotion predictive modeling and optimization are worth a serious look.
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