Weekly Technology Thought Leadership

Feb 16, 2024

Why Your AI for Marketing Won't Work

 AI tools can offer sophisticated personalization, but only if they have the right data to work from. Without that, the AI magic goes clunk [Amperity]. 

Podcast: The Emotional Essence of Loyalty Beyond Transactions

 Discover innovative strategies to harness technology and data for enhancing loyalty and understand the importance of a consistent experience across all retail channels [Incisiv & Diebold Nixdorf].

What Can Mobile POS Really Do for Your Restaurant?

 A true mobile-first solution – not simply legacy point of sale displayed on a smaller screen – brings an entire eco-system's worth of restaurant management software to your staff; restaurant tech that works for them, not the other way around [Tabit].

How AR Technology Can Improve Order Picking

This blog examines how AR technology can directly improve order picking and looks at specific efficiency enhancements that augmented reality makes possible [Ox]. 

7 Gym Marketing Ideas for 2024

Everywhere you look, you’ll find people focusing on their health, what they eat, and being mindful of their healthy and not-so-healthy habits. With the boom of the wellness market, today’s the day to start making big gains in the gym industry [Grin].

How Panera Bread Embraced Digital Transformation

 At Panera Bread, the growing need to maintain a personal connection with customers in an increasingly digital world presented not just obstacles to overcome, but also an exciting opportunity for innovation and growth [Braze].

Case Study: Mattress Firm Transforms Their Omnichannel Experience

Learn how Mattress Firm, the nation’s largest mattress retailer, implemented technology to increase lead generation, improve the online review process, and communicate better with customers both nationally and at the local level [Podium].

Infographic: Manufacturing Defending Against DDoS Attacks

Attacks on Manufacturing surged in 2023, with a staggering 279% increase. Beyond disrupting production lines, these attacks jeopardize entire supply chains, emphasizing the critical need for robust cybersecurity defenses [Zayo].

Where Does Artificial Intelligence Fit In the Supply Chain?

Companies across nearly every industry are scrambling to decipher how and when AI will impact their businesses, especially those with supply chains including manufacturers, logistics providers, wholesalers, distributors, and retailers [Cleo].  

This Week's Leader Making Us Think

Caitlin Will

Chief Marketing Officer

Repsly

The Super Bowl Ad that Didn't Run (but we wish it did)

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