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  • Are CPG Companies Missing IT Opportunities?

    Based on extensive surveys of leading CPG companies, a new GMA report looks at how much money companies are spending on IT and how aggressively they are adopting new technologies. Surprisingly, a large proportion of companies are following a less-than-optimal approach in their information technology strategies.
  • Godiva Selects Agency for Social Media

    Godiva wanted a social media agency that had experience in the food and hospitality industry to help it establish a reputable social presence in the UK.
  • What to Expect from Consumers in 2014?

    As 2014 begins, Mintel identifies four trends that are set to hit the American consumer market, examines the areas of commercial opportunity for brands and predicts what consumers will be buying this year.
  • Girl Scouts Tap Mobile Technology

    Girl Scouts began incorporating more technology into their daily operations, outfitting staff with Verizon smartphones and mobile hotspots to manage their large service areas.
  • IBM to Acquire Big Data Company Aspera

    Aspera's technology helps companies securely speed the movement of massive data files around the world.
  • The Digital Revolution is not Simply a Technology Issue: How Consumer Brands are Struggling with Digital Disruption

    Digital is blurring the boundaries between consumers, stores and consumer brands. This holds major opportunities for consumer facing brands prepared to radically reshape for the digital world and clear risks for those who fail to.
  • Top 5 Omnichannel Retailers

    Because we know it's important to stay on top of your retail customer's strengths and weaknesses, we're bringing you new research findings from our sister publication, RIS News, which benchmarks the progress of omnichannel strategies in retail.
  • Kraft Foods Canada Improves Packaging Line Efficiency

    In order to address allergen management concerns, Kraft Foods Canada scans each label after it has been attached on the packaging line to ensure that it matches the package contents. But the laser scanner type ID readers used in the past to inspect the company' barbeque sauce products were subject to read failures. Find out how Kraft solved the problem by switching to image-based DataMan 300 ID readers.
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