Retail revolution using digital labels
A case study of 4th largest UK supermarket.
Learn how Digital Label solution implementation have changed the ways supermarkets are functioning.
It focuses on key pain points of supermarket chain which are pricing and promotions.
It describes the challenges, solution, implementation and key benefits (win win scenario for all).
Outline/Structure of the Case Study
- Case study introduction – 2 min
- Challenges faced by supermarket for labelling and promotions – 3 mins
- Solution description – 5 mins
- Introduction to digital label
- Solution approach
- Mobile App features
- Agile implementation – 5 mins
- Benefits of digital label implementation – 4 mins
- Data Driven Decision – 1 mins
Learning Outcome
- Know how technology can disrupt the business landscape of supermarket in terms of pricing and promotions.
- A successful business case study around retail sales and marketing.
- Implementation in agile fosters early realization of value to clients.
- It facilitates value and data driven decisions.
Target Audience
Executives, Agile Practitioners, Sales, Marketing, Product Owners, Product Managers
Prerequisites for Attendees
No pre-requisites, including no required knowledge of Agile
schedule Submitted 2 years ago
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