
Jill Standish
Global Retail Practice Lead @Accenture. Life-long obsession with #retailtech and innovation. Advocate for inclusion, diversity and #womeninbusiness. My tweets
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1 month ago |
forbes.com | Jill Standish
When you ask someone to picture a shopping center, the image of an American mall often comes to mind, with the iconic blue letters of the Sears logo standing tall. Once the largest retail giant in the country, Sears revolutionized shopping with the launch of its catalog in 1888. Growing to over 1,000 pages, the catalog, dubbed "the consumers’ bible," gave customers in remote areas access to a vast inventory through a single call or letter.
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1 month ago |
morningstar.com | Jill Standish
NORTHAMPTON, MA / ACCESS Newswire / February 25, 2025 / Albertsons Safeway Inc.:By Jill StandishOriginally published by Forbes. The need for supply chains to be more resilient, transparent, and efficient is ever present. Businesses are estimated to be missing out on around $1.6 trillion revenue growth opportunities every year through supply chain vulnerability.
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2 months ago |
forbes.com | Jill Standish
The retail industry is at a tipping point. As the AI revolution accelerates, it’s rewriting the rules of customer engagement, retail operations and workforce management — all at the same time. The extraordinary pace and breadth of change is creating massive opportunities for retailers of all sizes to steal a march on the competition. But there’s no room for delay.
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Jan 9, 2025 |
forbes.com | Jill Standish
While luxury is often more resilient to economic uncertainties, it is not immune. In the first half of 2024, 42% of publicly listed luxury companies reported negative growth, with revenue declining by 0.4% according to Accenture research. This category slowdown follows a period of double-digit annual growth since 2020. But amid these trials, an elite group of luxury maisons are not just weathering the storm—they're thriving and achieving double-digit growth. How?
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Dec 9, 2024 |
forbes.com | Jill Standish
Retailers may have good reason for festive cheer this holiday season, as the average household spend for the season is $613, which is 4% higher than 2023, according to Accenture Annual Holiday Shopping Survey. While a festive boost to the bottom line will come as welcome news to retailers, there is one unfortunate side-effect that increased shopping for party outfits and gifts for loved ones brings to the mix, and that’s managing the surge in returns come January.
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