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  • Mondelez International's Mark Dajani Wins 2015 CIO of the Year

    Presented at the 2015 Consumer Goods Business & Technology Leadership Conference, the award honors the Chief Information Officer who has made the largest demonstrable business impact within his or her consumer goods organization through the implementation and successful use of technology.
  • CGT Announces 2015 Business & Technology Award Winners

    CGT announced the winners of its annual Business & Technology Leadership Awards during an awards ceremony at the 2015 Consumer Goods Business & Technology Leadership Conference. The awards recognize consumer goods companies for transformational business and technology initiatives in the areas of supply chain, customer management and mid-market growth.
  • Transforming Core Consumer Products Functions with Advanced Analytics

    The journey from raw data to actionable insights is no easy task, but next-gen analytics capabilities are delivering greater value across major business functions. This custom research report partnered with IBM, unlocks deeper insights into customers, while using this tool as a secret weapon for so much more.
  • UN and Mars Sign New Food Safety Agreement

    Fin out how the Food and Agriculture Organization and Mars are joining forces to strengthen food safety.
  • Nestle Toll House Unveils 2015 Baking Season Trends

    Demographic trends such as an increase in multicultural families and smaller households are influencing how America bakes.
  • Walmart Sales Will Remain Flat After E-Commerce Investments

    Walmart told investors total net sales growth will be relatively flat for fiscal year 2016, in part to its investments in new technologies, including e-commerce and digital capabilities. Find out what cutting-edge digital and supply chain improvements Walmart is making.
  • Birchbox Launches Its Own Makeup Brand

    Birchbox has added its first in-house makeup, expanding into product development with the launch of LOC (Love of Color). Find out what the company plans for its private label line.
  • Anheuser-Busch InBev Agrees to Buy SABMiller

    Anheuser-Busch InBev has agreed to buy its main rival SABMiller for $104 billion, creating a super brewery with sales of $55 billion. Find out the details of this potential mega-deal, which, if completed, would be among the top five acquisitions of all time.
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