PSFK’s Future of Retail Report: Updated & On Amazon
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PSFK has updated its Future of Retail report with new supporting examples. Available on Amazon, we’ve added new inspiration for themes such as Tablet Enabled Services, Group Clout, World As Retail Experience, Taking The Store To The Customer and the other six themes.
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What’s New For Members
Every year, PSFK explores the most important topics in retail and the customer experience in our Future of Retail reports. On Jan. 16, 2019 join us for our Future of Retail 2019 Conference as we bring to life the findings from our latest FoR report and unpack the rise of the Direct-To-Consumer business and examine three key pillars that define this space along with case-studies from best-in-class DTC companies that include Nike, Target and Away.
RSVPThe PSFK Last-Mile Delivery Debrief provides in-depth research on new customer demands for delivery services, and key strategies all retailers can pursue to meet them, detailing how to implement everything from flexible product pickup to on-demand delivery wherever customers are.
DownloadPSFK’s Future of Retail 2019 report unpacks the Direct-To-Consumer opportunity, covering enterprise-critical strategies around supply chain and technology infrastructure, store design and service, and CRM and loyalty systems.
DownloadOur monthly analysis, using PSFK’s panel member survey results, shows how innovative brands in eCommerce, grocery and hospitality (and more) are perceived based on their level of innovation.
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