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Freedom from IT: How to Give Power Back To Marketing &

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Today’s Panelists

Miya KnightsSenior Research Analyst, IDC Retail Insights

Debbie HaussEditor-in-Chief Retail TouchPoints

MODERATOR

Mike HazeDirector Of Product Management, Mozu

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Freedom from IT: How to Give Power Back To

Marketing & Merchandising TeamsMiya Knights, Senior Research Analyst

IDC Retail Insights, Thursday, 18th September 2014

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The changing enterprise IT landscape

LOB

Productivity

Infrastructure

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New bases of competition

5 ‘I’ consumers • Instrumented• Informed • Interconnected

• Omnichannel • Commerce• Transparency• Offer Orchestration

• Analytics• Next Best Action• Socialytics• Collective Intelligence

• Shopping apps• Living apps

Social merchantStores as Centers for Omnichannel Orchestration

Collaboration

#1: Four pillars of the 3rd platform—

big data, cloud, social, and mobile — will accelerate transformation of retailing

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The Five “I” Shopper

Instrumented - Through mobile devices

Informed – Through “Always-on” internet access

Interconnected – Through social communities

In-place – In-store, in public, or at home

Immediate – In their ability to take action

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Customer Centric Transformation

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Customer Centric Transformation - Inhibitors

• Conflicting C-level initiatives put pressure on ability of IT to keep pace

Investment Priorities

• Demand for real-time analytics

• Mobile engagement imperativesPace of change

• Speed and quality of customer insight stymied by lack of analytical agility

Poor IT/LOB collaboration

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The Omni-channel Consumer influences new retail IT model – O3

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Omni-channel Commerce Pulse

MarketingMerchandisin

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Loyalty Analytics

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Omni-commerce Digital Checklist

Scalability &

resilienceIntuitive interface

Partner

ecosystem Open APIsTemplate

development

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Thank You!

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Miya KnightsSenior Research AnalystIDC Retail Insights

[email protected]+44 (0) 20 8987 7174 (office)

Twitter: @mazzaknights

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PUTTING CONTROL IN THE HANDS OF MARKETERS

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Relevant Customer Engagement

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Scaling to Deliver Relevant Customer Engagement

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Contextual Incentives

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Empowering Marketing & MerchandisersBusiness users should demand the power to deliver better, more relevant experiences that convert.

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Q&A

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Q & A

Miya KnightsSenior Research Analyst, IDC Retail Insights

Debbie HaussEditor-in-Chief Retail TouchPoints

MODERATOR

Mike HazeDirector Of Product Management, Mozu

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