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How collaboration can amplify impact and streamline your retail journey

Inside Retail

If we don’t have these innovation principles embedded and used with rhythms and rituals that are dedicated to our own businesses as part of their DNA, then we are not going to be innovators. That’s a problem because it stops your people from being valuable. Otherwise, ideas fall off a cliff.

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Time to Reboot

Retailing Insight

E very relationship we engage in leaves a connection or imprint on our heart…. If our business is losing money, we cut expenses or strengthen our marketing strategy. Every relationship you’ve engaged in — business or personal — resides there over a lifetime even many that have all but ended or no longer serve you.

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Best foot forward: Q&A with Wittner CEO, Catherine Williamson

Inside Retail

For me, it really is about the community, the customer, the team, how you stay open and you’re listening and engaging. It sounds so simple as a strategy, but you have to stay on it. We had huge engagement and huge co-creation of our strategy from that. It’s been part of the natural rhythm of the brand.

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A Company Should Never Stand Still, So Why Should Your Space?

All Work

Through discovery and observation of how people use spaces, and analysis of the information and sensory elements that enhance connection, Experience Design helps to set a cohesive tone and pave the way to better interaction and engagement. Similar principles of engaging audiences can be applied to how we attract people back to the workplace.

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