Data & Analytics

The pandemic has forced CGs to rapidly adjust to changes in demand and other supply risks. This means leveraging technology to spark a transformation that involves reimagining business with a futuristic consumer in mind. Read on to learn more.

The “lift and learn” technology uses computer vision and artificial intelligence to identify which products are being handled through such techniques as object recognition, gesture recognition and vector analysis.

This KPMG paper examines today’s third-party risk management challenges for consumer and retail organizations. Learn more about the challenges and explore emerging solutions for implementing modern supplier ecosystems designed to reduce risk, build trust, improve privacy, drive ongoing innovation, and manage compliance.

Fueled by the freedom that now comes with vaccination roll-outs and the lifting of Covid-19 restrictions, the alcohol beverage space is again facing another exciting season in the U.S., showing early signs that previous innovations are here to stay while some new trends emerge.

What’s working (and what isn’t?) for brands inside brick-and-mortar stores? Which companies are capturing shoppers’ attention? Offering the best prices? Appealing packaging? See which consumer household products are resonating with shoppers in these critical areas. Brands inside include Clorox, Lysol, Dawn, Gain, and many more.

For the longest time, cloud adoption in consumer goods companies has been the purview of information technology departments. Mostly.

When Freshly, the Nestle-owned subscription service focused on delivery healthy prepared meals, wanted to boost its personalization efforts, the company knew it had to get a better grip on its data management.

Growth in member demand outpaced total digital growth to hit a new record of $3 billion, supported by strong member engagement, average order value and buying frequency.