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  • Pinterest Beats Facebook on Shopping Engagement

    A new industry study finds that while Facebook and Pinterest each serve their online shopping communities with preferred shopping activities, Pinterest provides a better experience for shopping discovery, purchase consideration, and deeper engagement with retailer content.

  • DSR: Debunking the Myths

    Demand Signal Repositories (DSRs) are grabbing headlines for the substantial benefits they are delivering to consumer goods companies, but adoption is often thwarted by some big misconceptions.

  • Carbonation System Expands Globally

    The global carbonated beverage revolution is continuing across three continents through new exclusive partnerships, according to the companys CEO.

  • SCA: Making Volatility Work for You

    Todays companies operate in a rapidly changing business environment. To drive profitable growth, managers must build strategies and business plans that take this dynamic context into account, aligning a broad range of decisions with key marketplace features.

  • Carrefour to Sell Colombian Business

    Present in Colombia since 1998, Carrefour operates 72 hypermarkets, 16 convenience stores and 4 cash and carry stores in the country.

  • Oracle's 2012 CG Winners Named

    The Clorox Company, ConAgra Foods, Land OLakes, Reckitt Benckiser, Tyson Foods and more are recognized for innovation.

  • SAP: Next-Generation Sales and Operations Planning Powered by the SAP HANA Platform

    The SAP Sales and Operations Planning application, powered by the SAP HANA platform and delivered in the cloud, helps you engage key stakeholders in an efficient, integrated planning process that profitably aligns demand and supply.

  • Retailers Embrace the Power of Big Data

    "Big Data" is well on its way to becoming the consumer goods industry's biggest buzzword in 2012. Beneath the hype, retailers are also beginning measured experiments in Big Data, which could spur growth in harnessing strategies over the next 12-24 months, according to new industry research.

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