Sentence examples for retail intelligence from inspiring English sources

Major consumer brands and retailers turn to Survey.com for on-demand retail intelligence and in-store services.

Tellingly, Mr Martin is changing Proffitt's own anonymous moniker to Saks Inc.In a business as style-conscious as retailing, the Saks name is certainly worth something (as Ira Kalish, director of global retail intelligence at PricewaterhouseCoopers puts it: "Every empire needs a few crown jewels").

Dr Tim Denison, Director of Retail Intelligence at Ipsos Retail Performance, noted strategies such as these "could knock down the frailties of the 2014 Black Friday debacle by delivering a proactive, managed approach, far more refined than the blunderbuss approach adopted by retailers last year".

Leipzig, Germany-based Webdata Solutions is another startup playing in the retail intelligence space.

Of course, be aware that by using Slice Watch, you're agreeing to provide data back to the company for use in its retail intelligence service.

Leitersdorf invests early in core-technology software companies, and his portfolio include Seculert (cloud-based malware detection), Upstream Commerce (online retail intelligence), BlazeMeter (self-service performance testing cloud), FireLayers (security, compliance and IT governance for cloud applications and data) and 6Scan (website security suite).

Forging into retail, business intelligence software; determined to squeeze out German rival SAP.

In 2006, Information Resources, a Chicago retail market intelligence firm, ranked Coppola #2 on its list of top table wine brands, taking into account sales, volume growth, merchandising effectiveness and pricing strategy.

Unless they made very poor buying decisions they should have much less stock left on the shelves which they need to offload," says Lorna Hall, head of market intelligence at retail trends agency WGSN.

Tweets have been analysed for gaining competitive intelligence in retail [3].

Banal footnotes to life, mostly, but potentially lucrative intelligence for a retail behemoth dubbed the "everything store".