Mind the Gap – The Rise of Intelligent Guided Selling
In essence, Intelligent Guided Selling enables retailers to become truly omnichannel-ready, by comprehensively unifying every element of the customer engagement experience. It is the combative force for retailers in a perfect storm… As we touched on in our last two posts, poor productivity and diminishing consumer spending represent significant hurdles for retailers. When combined with […]
Mind the Gap – The Power of Productivity – Part Two of Three
Productivity, and the maintenance thereof is something retailers need to think long and hard about if they intend to thrive through this turbulent time. The choice is simple, continue to live precariously amongst these gaps in consumer confidence and productivity, or take matters into their own hands and make a positive change for the better?
How can retailers tackle this issue? Conversity does the research…
Mind the Gap – The Consumer Spending Gap – Part One of Three
The first of a three-part series, Conversity has created a paper exploring the dual challenge of addressing the decline in productivity and consumer spending alongside the leading role that intelligent guided selling and technology has to play in the future of retail.
This blog focuses on ‘The Consumer Spending Gap’, aiming to paint a picture of today’s retail world in terms of how consumers approach it, and how their behaviour has evolved in recent years.
Social Tedia. Create a SMART Revolution not a 24-hour technological distraction.
The final trend from our whitepaper focuses on ‘Social Tedia’ and considers the implication of social tech tools have on our workforce and its output. As technology continues to shape the way we work internally, operationally and the way external forces such as our customers relate to our business or brand, the conversation about ‘productive’ or ‘unproductive’ tech becomes even more important for business leaders.