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  • 2011 Top 100: Housewares/Appliances

    The DIY consumer didn't lose steam when it came to spending in 2010. Overall, this category experienced little loss. And with 125 percent growth, Stanley Black & Decker proved the runaway hit.

  • Sustainability Matters

    Somjit Amrit, vice president of the Consumer Packaged Goods vertical for Wipro, reveals why sustainability is the new mantra for consumer goods companies.

  • Robert Bosch Selects Platform to Manage Data

    The manufacturer partners with Retail Solutions to drive insights from data at five retailers in North America.

  • Study Reveals Mobile Solutions Reduce Costs, Generate ROI

    Consumer goods companies are challenged with how to best leverage enterprise mobile solutions to add value both to the company's productivity and the customers' user experiences. IDC and Spring Wireless reveal exclusive study findings on how to reduce costs, such as travel, by 15 percent to 20 percent, and generate significant ROI.

  • Kenneth Cole Selects Mobile Platform to Capture Holiday Sales

    Kenneth Cole chose the Zmags CommercePro platform, seeing a 500 percent increase in page views, 100 percent increase in conversions, and more than 40 percent lift in order sizes for retailers worldwide.

  • Maker of Airborne Delivers Shot of Innovation

    Breathable Foods introduced its new AeroShot Pure Energy product to the marketplace with help from Affinnova.

  • TPM's Role in Demand Planning

    During the 2011 Consumer Goods Business and Technology Leadership Conference, a group of CG executives joined together for a lively discussion about TPM. Specifically, they tried to answer the question: What is TPM's role in demand forecasting? Finding the answer was not that easy

  • IBM/DemandTec Deal to Challenge Organizational Boundaries

    The acquisition of DemandTec is expected to extend IBM's Smarter Commerce initiative by adding cloud-based price, promotion and other merchandising and marketing analytics. At the same time, the deal is in line with a trend across many industries wherein the lines between merchandising, marketing, commerce and supply chain are blurring.
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