RetailTechNews Brings A Weekly Podcast Discussing the Latest Retail Technology Trends
Podcast by Retail Technology Podcast by RetailTec…
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Show overview
RetailTechNews Brings A Weekly Podcast Discussing the Latest Retail Technology Trends has published 5 episodes during 2018. That works out to roughly 3 hours of audio in total. Releases follow a monthly cadence.
Episodes typically run twenty to thirty-five minutes — most land between 33 min and 36 min — and the run-time is fairly consistent across the catalogue. It is catalogued as a EN-language Technology show.
The catalogue appears to be on hiatus or wound down — the most recent episode landed 7.7 years ago, with no new episodes in over a year. Published by RetailTechNews.
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Latest Episodes
Episode 11 - Summit & Productcaster's Hedley Aylott
Episode 11 - Summit & Productcaster's Hedley Aylott by Retail Technology Podcast by RetailTechNews
Episode 10 - Nosto's James White
Episode 10 - Nosto's James White by Retail Technology Podcast by RetailTechNews
Episode 9 - ChannelAdvisor's Nistaar Chandhok
ChannelAdvisor's Nistaar Chandhok Discusses Challenges of Voice and the Battle of Third-Party vs Social Commerce
Episode 8 - Criteo's John Gillan
On this week’s episode of the RetailTechReview, John Gillan, MD Northern Europe, Criteo, joins RetailTechNews’ head of content Lindsay Rowntree and editor Hugh Williams to go through some of the biggest stories in retail. This week we cover Tesco and Carrefour's alliance; the challenges to achieving an omnichannel experience; and Prime Day.
Episode 7 - Bazaarvoice's Joe Rohrlich
On this week's episode of the RetailTechReview, Joe Rohrlich, GM EMEA, Bazaarvoice, joins RetailTechNews’ head of content Lindsay Rowntree and editor Hugh Williams to go through some of the biggest stories in retail. This week we cover the growing trend of store closures in UK retail; Google's investment in Chinese ecommerce giant, JD.com; the launch of Amazon Prime in Australia; and the power of reviews driving sales, both online and offline.