By Intevity
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The podcast currently has 54 episodes available.
Many of the biggest names in e-commerce, from Amazon to Nike, have adopted headless commerce solutions to streamline their customers’ digital shopping experiences. But what sets headless commerce apart from other monolithic platforms, and is it the right solution for your business?
Joshua Williams, Staff Engineer at Intevity, helps us unpack the benefits of this forward-thinking e-commerce architecture.
If speed and efficiency are at the top of your digital customers’ wishlists, then you won’t want to miss this conversation around the brass tacks of headless commerce.
Join us as we discuss:
[1:59] The performance benefits of headless commerce platforms
[15:30] Common inflection points that lead to headless implementation
[23:55] What the early stages of a headless platform adoption look like
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The civilian-military divide has been an unfortunate cultural barrier between American service members’ families and civilian communities for decades. The average military family has to relocate every two to three years, and the mental and financial toll it takes on soldiers’ spouses and children can be overwhelming.
As the son of a U.S. Marine, Ryan Callahan, EVP of Digital Innovation at Blue Star Families, found his passion in partnering with sponsors and volunteers to help these families thrive.
Ryan shares how Blue Star is using human-centered design and new data models to help military families feel the sense of belonging they deserve as they navigate civilian communities.
Join us as we discuss:
[3:36] Typical daily challenges military families face
[13:29] Translating corporate marketing to a military nonprofit
[17:47] How Veterans Affairs is leading the way in innovation
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For decades, women’s professional sports leagues have watched from the sidelines as their male counterparts reaped exponentially greater rewards for their efforts. This massive financial disparity has also contributed to missed data collection and analysis opportunities that could lead to advances in women’s sports science and management.
Nancy Hensley, Founding Member and Advisor for Mercury/13, has made it her mission to disrupt that narrative.
Nancy breaks down some of the hard numbers behind the history of women’s professional sports and explains why data is so critical to its steady rise and future success.
Join us as we discuss:
[9:17] How low broadcast production value impacts sports data management
[16:11] How sports leagues and investors can leverage new data
[23:54] Unpacking the numbers behind the growth in women’s sports
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After a successful career as a federal prosecutor, Robert Chesnut left the public sector to work with the in-house legal teams of some of the world’s most recognizable brands, including eBay and Airbnb.
His experiences inspired him to write Intentional Integrity, a critique of the steady erosion of trust in workplace culture and consumer expectations.
Robert shares some remarkable stories from his corporate journey and explains why companies that practice intentional integrity ultimately succeed while those that take unethical shortcuts fail.
Join us as we discuss:
[00:06] The dangers of not blending business goals with integrity
[15:01] Trending visibility and anticipating problems before they happen
[23:38] Why your legal team needs to be involved in the business
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The demise of third-party cookies in Google’s Chrome internet browser is nearly upon us, but how will it really impact ad vendors and e-commerce platforms?
Will mounting regulations and data privacy concerns cause a massive paradigm shift in digital marketing? Is Google's pivot simply a power play to corner the analytics market under the guise of discretion?
Intent aside, Donal Casey, Senior Consultant at Intevity, thinks the event will lead to some tough conversations within marketing departments about the intentionality behind data usage. Tune in as Donal helps us break down what the death of third-party cookies will mean for the future of data analytics.
Join us as we discuss:
[2:48] What Google Analytics stands to gain from the Cookie revolution
[12:18] How third-party vendors might respond to new data protocols
[24:08] Performance concerns and the future of zero-party data
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Data is digital gold for e-commerce businesses, so why do so many of them struggle with data management?
Perhaps it’s because many business leaders view data management as a means to an end rather than an integral part of their organization’s strategic initiatives.
But proper data management isn’t a one-and-done project. It’s a cultural mindset that executives who want to achieve exponential growth must embrace.
Intevity’s Eric Webster, Director of Digital Solutions, and Mike Wiseman, Senior Data and Business Intelligence Architect, stop by to help unpack why so many companies struggle with data processes.
Join us as we discuss:
[3:34] Why so many organizations have gaps in their data processes
[13:54] The need for a champion in data-driven initiatives
[24:33] How a common data language amongst stakeholders sparks growth
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Headless commerce platforms have become all the rage in large corporations like Google and Amazon. But are these customizable solutions the right fit for your organization’s roadmap for growth? When is the right time to make the switch, or should you?
These are the types of conversations we love at Intevity. In the first part of our internal series, Jason Anthony, Senior Consultant and Software Engineer, and Eric Webster, Director of Digital Solutions, join the studio to share their thoughts.
If you’re curious how headless commerce can help scale your business by supercharging the customer experience, you won’t want to miss these insights.
Join us as we discuss:
[3:15] When it’s time to move on from legacy systems
[12:57] How to determine the right platform for your needs
[23:31] Small, simple solutions versus one-size-fits-all platforms
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Pet supply retailer Chewy is renowned for building a customer-first culture that covets brand loyalty. So how did they do it?
According to Remya Narayanaswami, Chewy’s Senior Director of Loyalty, it starts with having leadership who can clarify an enterprise-wide goal. Only then can internal teams check their egos at the door and keep organizational priorities in order.
After an impressive stint with Amazon, Remya is now empowering her Chewy team to bring their customers solutions by getting ahead of customer problems. She gives us an exclusive peek into how she facilitates vastly divergent ideas and why a company’s operational “paper cuts” are a cultural issue.
Join us as we discuss:
[7:00] Aligning internal priorities to stem pushback on company initiatives
[18:07] Building a digital experience from a blank canvas
[26:04] Filtering real contributors from the well-intentioned for new projects
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How do centuries-old legacy brands maintain relevance while honoring the long-standing traditions that got them to where they are today?
Diana Haussling, General Manager of Consumer Experience & Growth at Colgate-Palmolive, put it simply — you must evolve at the speed of culture.
Diana shares her unique insights on the privileges of working with iconic brands and the challenges of balancing innovation with heritage in a fast-moving market.
If you’re interested in how conventional brand management intersects with contemporary operational models, then you won’t want to miss this episode.
Join us as we discuss:
[5:02] Finding the North Star that can future-proof your brand
[13:38] The importance of jumping on cultural moments
[19:43] Why understanding your organization’s strengths is a superpower
[25:08] Taking the negativity out of conversations around motivations
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As generative AI continues to infiltrate the global workforce, how do business leaders and their teams determine which AI tools will actually drive value to their operations?
Kishore Aradhya, an adjunct professor at Northeastern University’s College of Engineering, is teaching his students to ask one simple question when categorizing AI tools.
“What problem are you typing to solve?”
With decades of experience as a software engineer at companies like Staples, Bose, and Stanley Black & Decker, Kishore explains why flexibility and critical thinking will be essential in an AI-empowered workforce.
Join us as we discuss:
[1:52] The need for programmers to develop a problem-oriented mindset
[11:03] How AI will help businesses navigate large organizational shifts
[21:23] Why choosing specializations will be difficult for future talent
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The podcast currently has 54 episodes available.