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Retail media – the future of personalisation in a privacy-conscious world

Inside Retail

If your brand isn’t rethinking data consent and tracking, now is the time to act. We know that privacy laws in Australia are under the microscope and expected to continue tightening in 2022 (and beyond). It makes sense: the last major overhaul of how consumer data is dealt with in Australian law happened way back in 1988. Now, regulators and lawmakers are reviewing the definition of ‘personal information’ (right down to primary online identifiers such as geolocation), with a ra

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Fashion Goes Tech: Digitization in Retail (2)

Fashion Retail

The Merchandise Life Cycle In Fashion, products tend to have a short product lifecycle due to fast changes in trends and demand. Fast Fashion accelerated the traditional business model (e.g. usually 2 collection per year), creating a perceived obsolescence and making supply chains even more complex in a context of trade liberalization that started in … More Fashion Goes Tech: Digitization in Retail (2).

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India police charge Amazon execs in alleged marijuana smuggling case

Inside Retail

Indian police said on Saturday they had charged senior executives of Amazon.com’s local unit under narcotics laws in a case of alleged marijuana smuggling via the online retailer. Police in the central Madhya Pradesh state arrested two men with 20 kg of marijuana on Nov. 14 and found they were using the Amazon India website to order and further smuggle the substance in the guise of stevia leaves, a natural sweetener, to other Indian states.

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Emirates Leisure Retail back-pays $5m+ and signs FWO undertaking

Inside Retail

Emirates Leisure Retail (Australia) Pty Ltd has back-paid more than $5m to underpaid workers and signed an Enforceable Undertaking (EU) with the Fair Work Ombudsman. The Australian company, a subsidiary of the Emirates Group, operates a total of 39 restaurants, cafes and bars, many at airports. Brands in the portfolio include the franchise chain Hudson’s Coffee, as well as The Bistro by Wolfgang Puck, Coopers Alehouse, Glasshouse Bar and Aviation Pier Cafe & Bar.

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Get MACH Ready: Preparing Your Business for Digital Transformation

Adopting MACH technology means more than implementing new platforms. This type of digital change affects your organization at every level and requires a thoughtful approach to navigate challenges that crop up. The Get MACH Ready report, co-authored by MACH Alliance member Scott Canney in collaboration with Orium, commercetools, and Contentstack, will provide you with strategies to prepare your organization for a digital transformation.

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Burberry’s Imagined Landscape aims to immerse and wow

Inside Retail

Nestled between lush mountains and a dormant volcano on Jeju Island in the Korea Strait sits a temporary modern sculpture as tall as the scenery around it. The sculpture’s mirrored facade reflects a distorted world back to visitors. This is not the work of a famous artist, this is Imagined Landscape, by British luxury fashion house Burberry. . Imagined Landscape pop-up, on Jeju Island, is the first of its kind for Burberry and the popular tourist destination.

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Why Hello Drinks has ditched the warehouse for the cloud

Inside Retail

Online liquor company Hello Drinks has ditched the traditional warehouse in favour of a cloud-based store, that is set to save the business up to six figures annually in rent costs. The drinks business completed live testing in October and has now relaunched as the largest cloud-based superstore in the country. Hello Drinks founder JP Tucker said it is a first in the Australian liquor industry and is a win for both customers and wholesalers.

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