Merchants scrambling for prominence on Amazon succeed when they choose the right Amazon program, pull the right levers to optimize growth, profit, and cash flow, work with a closed-loop system, and build in Amazon-specific analytics.
Manufacturing is changing as a result of digitalization, and consumer products companies must adapt in order to remain competitive, or risk being left behind in the wake of the transformation.
In September 2021, KPMG polled over 1,000 consumers across the United States to learn about household spending, shifts in spending habits, and travel for the holiday season.
Inefficiencies in R&D and NPD practices can mean the difference between a profitable, predictable innovation engine and a string of underperforming laggards that drain revenue and resources.
In an ever-evolving supply chain landscape, constantly staying ahead of the curve to meet the demands of the consumer is essential. The shift to online channels has fragmented demand, leading to challenges in order fulfillment.
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.
