Here’s the truth, according to the Wall Street Journal, about the so-called, “retail apocalypse,” It’s more of a transformation.
WSJ news editor Lee Hawkins reports.
WSJ news editor Lee Hawkins reports.
Keen Footwear has a robot called “Uneek” that can build a shoe in under six minutes.
The company describes the Uneekbot as the world’s smallest shoe factory.
Uneek operates at the intersection of innovation, sustainability, mass customization, and same-day delivery. Continue reading “New micro-factory produces custom shoes, in six minutes”
Dopamine production via the lens of the 3Ds: Discounts, Discovery & Delight.
From the WWD Summit, 2017.
The world’s leading experts studied the challenge, identified the opportunity, and – sparing no expense – built the solution. It was perfect. It performed as expected. And, it was useless.
Lately, the term “disruption” is often used, and misused. In the business community, disruption is used to describe economic transformations, changes to consumer path-to-purchase, shifts toward digital consumption, the “retail apocalypse,” and jobs lost.
At our factory in Central America, disruption takes on a deeper meaning.
This video is about disruption, innovation, and leveraging historical expertise…
#alibaba and their “new retail” model, intended as a “seamless engagement between the online and offline world,” a retail ecosystem that blends online and offline channels in a unified way that features the consumer at the center, in new and unexpected ways…