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Business Strategy Alignment: Page 284
As Internet of Things Collects More and More Data, the Question Is: Who Owns That Information?
A major focus of consumer electronics now is the Internet of Things, but what consumers don't know about data policies around the latest technology trend could hurt them.
Making Money From 'Streams' of Real-Time Data
Companies could create new, revenue-generating services from the "data streams" they produce, but it requires a data-savvy culture and new skills, according to research supported by the Society for Information Management's Advanced Practices Council.
Four Practices to Ensure Post-Merger Culture Clashes Don't Torpedo Corporate Match-ups
By now, it's conventional wisdom: culture can ultimately break even the most seemingly harmonious corporate match. The list of mergers that have faltered or failed because of culture clash is long. Yet despite the many high-profile cautionary tales, very few companies involved in a post-merger integration deal with the culture question as fully and aggressively as they do with, say, capturing value from cost synergies.
Many Retailers Don't Perceive Customer Expectations, Lack Technology to Assess Consumer Data
Customer and retailer perceptions and expectations are not aligned, and many retail stores lack the essential technology to measure and apply shopper data across all channels, says a study released by RetailNext, a provider of retail industry analytics technology.
Government Urged to Do More to Protect Consumers' Privacy
Federal regulators served notice last week: They're watching how businesses use - and possibly abuse - consumers' personal information. And that's great. It's about time more official attention was paid to ways that companies invade our privacy. But federal authorities can do more, much more, to level the playing field.
UK Customers Like 'Click & Collect' Convenience, But Problems Plagued This Christmas Season
More than a third (36%) of Christmas "Click & Collect" shoppers in the United Kingdom encountered issues with their orders, according to the second annual JDA/Centiro Christmas Customer Pulse report.
Sub-Par Growth in Global Auto Sales in 2015 Should Give Way to Slight Improvement in 2016
Last year was a good one in the mature car markets, though it was largely offset by a very poor showing for many of the world’s emerging markets. The net result is estimated to be a sub-par 1.5 percent growth in global auto sales – the slowest pace of growth since 2010 – once all numbers are reported and analyzed. However, sales forecasts from IHS Automotive -- part of IHS Inc. and a source of critical information and insight to the global automotive industry -- the outlook for 2016 is likely to be defined by smaller gains, but also less pain than 2015.
Despite Record E-Commerce Sales, 69 Percent of Online Shopping Carts Abandoned
Although e-commerce sales accounted for more than $340bn in 2015, a recent Baymard Institute study revealed that about 69 percent of online shopping carts were still left abandoned. Why so many unfulfilled digital sales?
NLPA Releases Online Course for Procurement Talent Management
The Next Level Purchasing Association (NLPA) has released a new online express course to aid procurement professionals in recruitment and talent management.
Freight Regulation and Profitability: Can We Strike a Balance?
Want to get a sense of how new federal regulations will affect transportation tomorrow? Look at California today.
Following Holiday Sales Downturn, Macy's Plans to Shut 40 Stores
After a disappointing holiday season, Macy's Inc. said Wednesday that it planned to cut about 4,800 jobs and close 40 stores as part of efforts to slash costs.
Working Without a Net: Emerging Market Compliance
Surging growth in emerging markets and constantly changing international trade regulations are testing the ability of aviation and defense companies to manage compliance on a global scale.
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