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From ideation to production: innovation secrets from Wolverine Worldwide

Alida

Since 2015, Wolverine Worldwide, a global footwear and apparel manufacturer of iconic brands such as Merrell, Sperry, Chaco and Saucony, has tested and vetted more than 1,000 new footwear styles with consumers before launching the product to market. As I mentioned, we try to infuse consumer perspective throughout the process of innovation.

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Connect customer feedback to your target audience with HappyOrNot Demographics

Happy or Not

By connecting customer feedback to your target audience’s demographic data. For example, let’s say you’re an apparel retailer and your target customer segment is young adult females. The post Connect customer feedback to your target audience with HappyOrNot Demographics appeared first on HappyOrNot. s ays Kenneth G.

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Is the Future of Retail, Physical or Virtual?

C3Centricity

Offering free returns may work for apparel but not for electronics. Invest in innovation teams or innovation centres to discover new competition and possibilities to test and learn in more rapid prototyping programs (outside of risk-averse culture). Take a fresh look at space and consider it a blank slate.

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Experiential retailing is the next big thing in activewear

Alida

If the rumor is true, Amazon will challenge industry leaders like Nike, Lululemon and Under Armour in the $44-billion active apparel market. Sales in athletic apparel rose 12 percent in 2016 , according to the market research firm NPD, as more consumers wear their workout clothes outside the gym. Photo: Bloomberg.

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Why a CX Mission Matters — And How to Create One

Experience Investigators by 360Connext

Providing focus to the experience was something every employee could understand, connect to emotionally, and understand how their role helped. Nike’s example is one of my favorites: “To bring inspiration and innovation to every athlete* in the world.”. Their products already did that, in some cases quite literally!

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The Future of Retail is in the Stars (or is it the Cloud?) Testing

C3Centricity

Offering free returns may work for apparel but not for electronics. Invest in innovation teams or innovation centres to discover new competition and possibilities to test and learn in more rapid prototyping programs (outside of risk-averse culture). Take a fresh look at space and consider it a blank slate.

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Promo Giveaways Customers Love: Boost Loyalty with Top Picks

Joe Rawlinson

Whether it’s to build brand recognition or foster deeper connections with clients, promotional products are versatile tools that help your business stay top-of-mind. Tech Gadgets: Innovative Solutions for Everyday Use Tech gadgets remain a favorite among giveaway recipients, providing both practicality and a touch of innovation.

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