Content about Centricity

May 29, 2012

By David Kudas and Russell Parker, JDA Software

By David Kudas and Russell Parker, JDA Software

March 7, 2011

Retailers have learned that the only way to survive in a tight economy is to know their shoppers’ expectations and preferences, and deliver specific service based on these needs.

Retailers have learned that the only way to survive in a tight economy is to know their shoppers’ expectations and preferences, and deliver specific service based on these needs. As chains interact with shoppers across new and evolving channels, however, they must support consumer-centric strategies with analytics that monitor shoppers’ habits and preferences to ensure they deliver the personalized service, regardless of the channel in which they shop. 


March 1, 2011

According to NRF Retail Horizons Benchmark Report, two key initiatives to keep retailers competitive in 2010 were optimization and streamlining of their internal operations to reduce operating costs and improving their customer centricity to win the share of wallet.

By Akhilesh Srivastava, akhileshcs@infosys.com
According to NRF Retail Horizons Benchmark Report, two key initiatives to keep retailers competitive in 2010 were optimization and streamlining of their internal operations to reduce operating costs and improving their customer centricity to win the share of wallet.

December 31, 2007

Already a core piece of Food Lion and Hannaford Bros.’ retail strategies, an automated...

September 24, 2007

Retailers can no...