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  • Absolut Vodka Goes Live with Supply Chain Planning Software

    ToolsGroup announces that its Nordic partner Optilon has successfully taken The Absolut Company, part of the Pernod Ricard group of companies, live with ToolsGroups SO99+ Powerfully Simple supply chain planning software.
  • Mapping Brand Networks in Social Media: Huggies vs. Pampers

    The collection of connections created when people tweet about popular brands can be analyzed and visualized to create a kind of aerial photo of the crowd.
  • Cognitive Computing with Mobile: Are You Ready?

    NEWS FLASH: As if you didnt know already, mobile is taking over the planet! So let me throw at you some simple facts and see if you believe that your infrastructure and Cognitive Computing power is ready to handle it.
  • Promotion Management

    Supply Chain Insights Founder, Lora Cecere explains how promotion management is not to be solved through incrementalism.
  • New Marketing Machinery

    In this exclusive interview, Jennifer Sepull, chief information officer and vice president, IT Services (ITS), and Mukund Kaushik, vice president of the newly-formed IT Services, Global Marketing unit, reveal how Kimberly-Clark Corporation is redefining the rules of collaboration between Marketing and IT to succeed in a world where the term digital marketing has evolved into "marketing in a digital world."
  • Top 15 Tweets from Retail & Consumer Goods Analytics Summit

    The 2015 Retail & Consumer Goods Analytics Summit came to a close last week, but the conference is still making quite a buzz in Twitter. When it comes to data and analytics, the two industries have a lot of opinions. Here is a snapshot of the content, comments, personalities and more, from #RCAS15.
  • IBM and Facebook Team Up for People-Based Marketing

    Facebook joins IBM Commerce THINKLab to help accelerate collaborative innovation for clients.
  • Frito-Lay Goes From Reactive to Proactive with Data

    In order to make the biggest impact, Frito-Lay started with its account teams, to get them out of using manual processes such as spreadsheets, and into their core competency (to make a sale).
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