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David Adams, Director, Business Intelligence and Project Management, Unyson
Julie Vargas, Director, Global RFID Market Development, Food, Avery Dennison Corporation
Joseph Santamaria, CIO, PSEG [NYSE: PEG]
Ricardo Belmar, Senior Director-Enterprise Product Marketing, InfoVista
Jason Richelson, Founder and CSO, ShopKeep
Over the next few years, Main Street is poised to witness a dramatic increase in the health of small businesses across the retail sector.
Matthew Klyman, Chief Information Officer, Marshall Retail Group
We don't want retail to be a cold and sterile environment and we love the fact that we have a four wall environment that we get to talk to our customers.
Aashish Chandra, CTO, Digital Transformation Leader, Tata Consultancy Services [NSE-TCS.NS]
In today’s disruptive digital economy, the pace of change is at its peak and it has only just taken off.
Hilary Hahn, VP, Customer Experience Innovation, Sykes Enterprises, Incorporated
AI is fueling the best retail experiences. It is the backbone for support and sales agents to tailor the best responses expediently, that solve issues or complete sales.
Richard Heyman, SVP & CIO, Gordmans Stores in Omaha, NE
Most of us like things to evolve predictably and at a pace that gives us time to absorb change without experiencing undue stress or upsetting the status quo.
Martin Ros, SVP & Head of Intelligent Packaging, Stora Enso [HEL: STERV
Customers can also interact with the RFID tag using their smartphone to verify their packages are un-tampered-with, building trust with the retailer
Phil Stevens, CAO & CIO, Army & Air Force Exchange Service
Retail is the most competitive sector in business today with rapid innovation in the customer journey and the “last mile” of fulfillment.
Nicholas P. Resetar, Associate Attorney, Roetzel & Andress
By now, it is safe to say that Twitter, Facebook, Pinterest and MySpace are not merely fads that temporarily captured the attention span of the entire globe.
Matan Holander, VP Business Development
Business-to-business (B2B) e-commerce has evolved at multiple levels. Evidently, understanding the unique purchasing preferences of the modern day buyers have become increasingly critical to the long-term growth of B2B merchants.
Russ Reynolds, CEO, Batteries Plus Bulbs
When discussing technology and its effects on human relations, we often refer to a phenomenon wherein mobile devices and computers are replacing face-to-face interaction.
Steven Van Wyk, CIO/COO, The PNC Financial Services Group
The model is based on a service-oriented architecture that defines the standard business capabilities that make up a bank- such as payments, loan offerings.
Sarath Singamsetty, Director, Nisum
In today’s digital age, data and information have become a retail organization’s biggest asset.
Stephanie Miller, Director of Labor and Employee Relations, Lowe's Companies, Inc.
Key to a sound investigation process is solid record keeping.
Stephen Downey, Senior VP, Healthcare & Electronics, GEODIS
There is enormous pressure on healthcare organizations to reduce costs and find efficiency in the supply chain.
Christian Beckner, Senior Director, Retail Technology, National Retail Federation
Risk management practices will allow companies to remain nimble in adopting new IoT technologies that could transform their operations and impact their business performance positively.
Grant McCormick, CIO, Imperva, Inc
Manual detection is slow, resource-intensive, and human-powered. It is subjective and prone to human error. It bogs down at scale.
