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Stock wastage and the question of sustainability in the retail industry continues to be a hot-topic issue as more and more retailers commit to more sustainable practices. Recent examples in the news include high-street names, like Zara, committing to using more sustainable fabrics and H&M calling for customers to bring in their unwanted clothes in exchange for in-store vouchers, to encourage recycling. Importantly, a 2017 study by Cone Communications highlights the impact of sustainability in our purchasing decisions. The study found that 76% of consumers would boycott businesses that behaved in ways contradictory to their own ethics and environmental concerns. As consumers...
Data Clarity Announces Retail Expo Attendance
Join us at the RetailEXPO (formally RBTE) where we will be showcasing our award-winning Omnivue® Hub and speak to our data experts regarding your challenges. We unify data so you can: Improve customer experience Reduce costs Grow Revenue Understand the real value of your customers, unlock their buying behaviours, and discover the power of your data by connecting disparate data sets to one single version of the truth, the customers Golden Record. The Omnivue® Hub provides 360-degree insights into your end-to-end retail operations from stock through to customer to improve business performance and increase profitability. With the Omnivue® Hub you can: – Create meaningful engagements with...
Data Clarity Shortlisted for Four Awards in the National Technology Awards 2019
We are delighted to announce that Data Clarity has been shortlisted for four awards at this year’s National Technology Awards. This announcement follows our being shortlisted last year in the Retail Technology of the Year award for our data management solution, Omnivue®. The National Technology Awards celebrate the pioneers of technology, focusing on innovation in areas such as finance, travel, gaming, IoT and analytics. Winning entries come from those companies and organisations who have made outstanding technological contributions across a variety of sectors, including Retail, Manufacturing, and Finance. Data Clarity has been shortlisted in four categories this year for Mobile...
Are your High Spenders Really your Most Loyal Customers or are they your Biggest Cost?
At an estimated cost of £60 billion a year, returned goods are a big challenge for UK Retailers. The cost and time spent processing and repackaging your goods often means that the margins made for the sale are lowered or nullified completely. When you factor in the highly seasonal nature of the fashion industry, and the difficulty in selling off-season goods, returns can have a big impact on retailers’ bottom lines. Customer centricity should be the goal for every marketing department. Retailers, more than ever, need to provide individual positive experiences during and after the sales process to encourage repeat business...
Data Clarity Sponsors Champions’ 18th Annual Charity Ball Supporting Rainbows Hospice
Data Clarity is pleased to announce its headline sponsorship of the Champions (UK) plc’s annual Charity Ball supporting Rainbows Hospice for Children and Young People. The black-tie event, an Evening in the West End, marks a celebration of the 18th anniversary of the charity event and takes place at the fabulous King Power Stadium, Leicester on the 25th January 2019. The night is in aid of a remarkable charity, Rainbows Hospice for Children and Young People. The evening’s host will be the legendary 1991 World 4×400 metre relay champion, Derek Redmond. Our auctioneer for the night is TV personality and resident expert on BBC’s Flog It, Charlie...
Turnover nears £200m for Paul Smith
Turnover at global lifestyle brand Paul Smith jumped closer to the £200m mark during its latest financial year, newly filed accounts have confirmed. The Nottingham-headquartered company, which was founded in 1970, achieved a turnover of £197.2m for the year to 30 June 2018, up from £184.8m in the prior 12 months. The accounts for Paul Smith Group Holdings also confirm the company’s pre-tax profits increased from £2.9m to £3m over the same period. Paul Smith, which employs more than 1,000 people, opened new shops in Manchester and Berlin. Since its financial year end, forward orders for spring summer 2018 were...