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RetailX Brand Index 2019

RetailX Brand Index 2019

The RetailX Top250 Brand Index (RXBX) Report is now in its third year. Based on research conducted for the InternetRetailing Europe Top500, it focuses in on both Europe’s retail brands and consumer brands selling directly to the public.
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HEMA adds AI demand forecasting tools to fulfilment network

HEMA adds AI demand forecasting tools to fulfilment network

18 Jul 2019by Alex Sword
Dutch supermarket HEMA has introduced new machine learning and artificial intelligence tools in its fulfilment network to allow it to better predict demand for products.
IREU Top500Operations and LogisticsStrategy and Innovation
Carrefour taps Spanish start-up for 30-minute delivery

Carrefour taps Spanish start-up for 30-minute delivery

18 Jul 2019by Alex Sword
Carrefour has teamed up with Glovo to offer a 30-minute delivery service in four countries.
IREU Top500Operations and LogisticsStrategy and Innovation
Decathlon Hungary teams up with start-up to offer click and collect lockers

Decathlon Hungary teams up with start-up to offer click and collect lockers

10 Jul 2019by Alex Sword
Decathlon has teamed up with a start-up to offer new click and collect options in Hungary.
IREU Top500Operations and LogisticsStrategy and Innovation
Online sales to overtake the High Street in a decade – but don’t write off shops says study

Online sales to overtake the High Street in a decade – but don’t write off shops says study

10 Jul 2019by Paul Skeldon
The High Street may be suffering, but it still outsells the internet by up to 20 to one in some sectors. However, that is all set to change in the next 10 years, with ecommerce overtaking store sales.
IndustrySellingStrategy & InnovationStrategy and Innovation
Pandora moves to cloud with Accenture in bid to cut costs

Pandora moves to cloud with Accenture in bid to cut costs

08 Jul 2019by Alex Sword
Danish jeweller Pandora is moving its data centres to the cloud as it begins a major project to simplify its IT and cut costs.
IREU Top500Strategy and InnovationTechnology
Zalando recruits private citizens to manage click and collect points, announces new Netherlands DC

Zalando recruits private citizens to manage click and collect points, announces new Netherlands DC

04 Jul 2019by Alex Sword
Zalando is recruiting members of the Danish public to manage a new network of click and collect points as it announces plans for a new distribution centre in the Netherlands.
IREU Top500Operations and LogisticsStrategy and Innovation
Decathlon UK sales up as world’s largest sports retailer plans 50th store and new warehousing in omni-channel push

Decathlon UK sales up as world’s largest sports retailer plans 50th store and new warehousing in omni-channel push

03 Jul 2019by Paul Skeldon
Decathlon, the world’s biggest sports retailer, has announced plans for further UK investment that will see it open its 50th UK store, create 200 jobs by 2021 and drive up its omni-channel presence, after total annual sales grew 14.4% and online sales increased 19.6%.
DecathlonIndustryInternationalLocationStrategy & InnovationStrategy and Innovation
Bang & Olufsen turns digital strategy up to 11 as it goes omni-channel

Bang & Olufsen turns digital strategy up to 11 as it goes omni-channel

03 Jul 2019by Paul Skeldon
High-end audio company Bang & Olufsen is revamping its digital platform with a view to creating a state of the art omni-channel retail presence.
BrandsIndustryStrategy & InnovationStrategy and InnovationTechnology
IT verses marketing: the internal war that is costing retailers £178k in failed ecommerce projects

IT verses marketing: the internal war that is costing retailers £178k in failed ecommerce projects

03 Jul 2019by Paul Skeldon
British retailers are wasting on average £178,000 in failed eCommerce budget according to a study, with an internal war raging in many retailers between IT departments and marketing teams as to why projects fail. 3% of respondents claim to have wasted up to £3 million.
IndustryStrategy & InnovationStrategy and Innovation
Tesco ‘working on’ AI-powered checkout- free stores to take on Amazon Go

Tesco ‘working on’ AI-powered checkout- free stores to take on Amazon Go

26 Jun 2019by Paul Skeldon
Tesco is looking at developing convenience stores where shoppers can go in, fill their bags and leave again – without having to engage with a checkout at all – in a bid to take on what it clearly sees as a very real threat from Amazon Go.
Amazon GoIndustryLocationMarketplacesMobileStrategy and InnovationTesco

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