The evolving global market post-pandemic has created unique challenges for consumer brand manufacturers. They search for ways to stay agile while adjusting to market trends. As brand loyalty declines, consumers gravitate to customizable products, creating a greater need for product flexibility.
What’s working (and what isn’t?) for brands inside brick-and-mortar stores? Which companies are capturing shoppers’ attention? Offering the best prices? Appealing packaging?
A convergence of factors such as accelerating digital transformation, the crumbling of the
cookie due to privacy regulations, evolution of marketing from campaigns to continuous
communication, and trade channel fragmentation, is forcing marketers to re-evaluate their
When sales and supply chain visibility stops at the retailer or DC level, it can lead to empty shelves. Without understanding your inventory and sales, down to individual SKUs and stores, do you really know if you’re meeting demand everywhere it exists? Download the guide to learn more.
Direct-to-consumer is one key element of an omnichannel commerce and experience strategy. We’ve outlined the challenges, opportunities and solutions your Consumer Product firm must consider before building or updating your D2C offerings.
In the past two decades, Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) have leaped from the scenes of science fiction movies into the real world. Download this eBook to see how you can utilize AI and ML to improve your retail business by saving time and making better data-driven decisions.
With the ongoing pandemic, orchestrating recalls is a behemoth task! How can organizations minimize the negative consequences of recalls? Undeniably, traceability is the first step to achieving supply chain visibility.
In the sixth edition of the EY Future Consumer Index, EY’s consumer industry practice explores consumers’ feelings about the COVID-19 vaccine, insights into consumer sentiment one year from the start of the pandemic, and how CPG brands’ growth strategies align with where the consumer is going.
Learn how programmatic commerce helps supply chain partners use advanced algorithms to drive product innovation, with implications for fulfillment, inventory management, production and all other upstream activities including sales and marketing.
It's never been more important to understand where consumers are spending their time and money, and which trends are influencing their purchasing decisions. Download your complimentary white paper today for insights to help guide critical decisions in the months ahead.
