Retail by MarketScale

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On today's podcast, we chat with Jeff Evans from Playtime. We discuss how the task of designing for children infuses the company with perspective, the challenges of integrating new technology with active play concepts.

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On today's podcast, I get a chance to chat with Steve Dennis from SageBerry. We discuss a recent post to his blog regarding the "Death of Retail", how boring is a bad choice for a retailer, and how members of the industry will have to evolve if they want to survive.

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On today's podcast, I have a chat with Will Byrne from Razoyo. We discuss the evolution of their company from primarily B2C to now over 80% B2B, the true spirit of the SMB, and how e-commerce is helping to bring added value to enterprise companies of all shapes and sizes.

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On today's podcast, we chat with Nick Brackenbury from Near St. We discuss a literal "lightbulb moment" that led to the founding of the company, the logical approach that they take towards local businesses, some challenges with managing data for an area, and Nick recounts his personal stress-test for the app.

For more information on Near St. and how they're helping retailers reconnect with their customers check out their website here - https://near.st

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On today's podcast, I chat with Monica Ricci from Catalyst Organizing. We talk about the commonalities between consumer and corporate organizational approaches, the role that inertia can play in maintaining some semblance of order, and the redefinition of the concept of "work-life" balance.

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On today's podcast, we chat with Healey Cypher from Oak Labs. We discuss their focus on reinvigorating the human-to-human retail experience, how technology can help them redefine that relationship, and how technology needs to be usable in order to be worthwhile. We also find out where he goes to "escape the grid".

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On today's podcast, we get to chat with Ed King from Highstreet Collective and James Yancey from Cloudtags. We discuss the radical redefinition of the retailer/customer relationship, the way that this changes the design aspect, and how customer input can now inform the retail experience for both sides of the cash register.

For more information on Highstreet Collective, check out - highstreetx.com

And be sure to check out Cloudtags here - connectedstore.com

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On today's podcast, we have a chat with Nicole Leinbach Reyhle from Retail Minded. We discuss the role technology is playing in the revolution in the retail space, the true definition of "omnichannel", the future of shopping as an experience, and she reveals her perfect retro shopping adventure. (Hint: It's not Paris.)

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Welcome to the Retail podcast, by MarketScale: Your home for everything B2B in the Retail Industry! Join us for new episodes every week featuring conversations with industry leaders as we explore trends in technology, management, brick & mortar, digital innovations and all things Retail.