Retail innovation reframed: how to transform operations and achieve purpose-led growth and resilience
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TextPublication details: London Kogan Page 2021 Description: xiv, 287 pISBN: 9781398600911Subject(s): Retail Trade | Strategic Planning | Organizational ChangeDDC classification: 658.87 Summary: Innovation is hard for any organization, even more so for retailers where executing retail basics can often be seen as enough. But the difference between success and failure is increasingly becoming the ability to reframe your approach to innovation and use it to win the competitive edge, as Retail Innovation Reframed explains. Changing your business operations to solve customers' biggest challenges is how established household names and emerging businesses now thrive.
Featuring case studies including Walmart, Warby Parker, Starbucks and Amazon, Retail Innovation Reframed demonstrates how to weave innovation into the operating fabric your company to remain ahead of the curve. Start your journey to innovation and learn how to use change to succeed. Online resources include templates for testing and analyzing new innovations.
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| 658.87 GIL Retail marketing management | 658.87 HEI Intelligent retail: | 658.87 IBR Future-ready retail: | 658.87 JUD Retail innovation reframed: | 658.87 LEV Retailing management | 658.87 NIE The future of global retail: learning from China's retail revolution | 658.87 PAL Marketing channel strategy |
Table of contents
Section - 00: Introduction;Section - ONE: Why the retail industry needs to reframe;Section - 01: Why retail needs to be reframed;Section - 02: Why innovation is hard for retailers;Section - 03: Retail innovation as a process;Section - TWO: Your Innovation quest;Section - 04: Stage 1 – Resetting the foundations and building an innovation Launchpad;Section - 05: Stage 2 – Filter the right ideas using the golden rule;Section - 06: Stage 3 – Get innovation-ready;Section - 07: Stage 4 – Analyse and design the solution;Section - 08: Stage 5 – Make the design and scale it;Section - 09: Stage 6 – Embedding and making it the new normal;Section - THREE: The different paths of innovation;Section - 10: Urgent innovation;Section - 11: Innovation in small retail businesses;Section - 12: Weaving innovation into the operating fabric of your business;Section - 13: Conclusion;Section - 14: Index
Innovation is hard for any organization, even more so for retailers where executing retail basics can often be seen as enough. But the difference between success and failure is increasingly becoming the ability to reframe your approach to innovation and use it to win the competitive edge, as Retail Innovation Reframed explains. Changing your business operations to solve customers' biggest challenges is how established household names and emerging businesses now thrive.
Featuring case studies including Walmart, Warby Parker, Starbucks and Amazon, Retail Innovation Reframed demonstrates how to weave innovation into the operating fabric your company to remain ahead of the curve. Start your journey to innovation and learn how to use change to succeed. Online resources include templates for testing and analyzing new innovations.
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