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Distribution Always Overrules

My overused statement that this is the distribution century still dramatizes the point that in a world of excess (short-term supply chain disruption aside), only ...
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A Dream Swamped in New Jersey

They say if you build it, they will come. But they never said you had to finish building it first to get them to show ...
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Four Trends Building the Home Industry

Americans may finally be starting to emerge from their homes again after an 18-plus month pandemic-induced hibernation, but they are by no means forsaking them. ...
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Will Covid Heal an Industry Disease?

For over three decades of giving industry presentations, and after three co-authored books The New Rules of Retail (plus a revision) and Retail’s Seismic Shift, ...
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Old Navy Plus-Size Risk

Old Navy recently made news headlines by entering the inclusive size market. Again. They created great TV commercials with Aidy Bryant touting sizes 0-30 in ...
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Supply Chains in Free Fall

The global supply chain disruption and destruction has been widely covered here in the U.S., obviously chilling retail C-suites to the bone. However, as it ...
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The Fast Fashion Disconnect

A year ago, it seemed like Covid might finally have been the one opponent powerful enough to thwart fast fashion, the category known for inexpensive ...
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Compressing the Supply Chain to Connect with Your Consumer

I need to be honest. I was one of those skeptics about online shopping back in the mid-90s and well into the 2000s when Amazon ...
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