Category: assortment structure planning
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“Making the most of what Retailers’ have!”
After another turbulent week on the world’s stock markets and a refocus on the uncertain economic horizons ahead, purse strings are inevitably drawn ever more tightly around the already tied arms of retail bosses and managers. Restricted investment in the new, leaves the only other alternative – “to make the most of what retailers have…
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VM&RD: “What’s the Future of Visual Merchandising?” Part 4
“What is the Future for Visual Merchandising?” – Part 4 An article by Tim Radley in India’s VM&RD Magazine Extracted from the article on “What is the Future for Visual Merchandising?” a first collaboration with VM&SD Magazine, India’s only magazine to focus on all aspects of retail design and visual merchandising in the context of branded shopping environment. …
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VM&RD: “What’s The Future of Visual Merchandising?” Part 3
“What is the Future for Visual Merchandising?” – Part 3 An article by Tim Radley in India’s VM&RD Magazine Extracted from the article on “What is the Future for Visual Merchandising?” a first collaboration with VM&SD Magazine, India’s only magazine to focus on all aspects of retail design and visual merchandising in the context of branded shopping environment. …
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VM&RD: “What’s the Future of Visual Merchandising?” Part 2
“What is the Future for Visual Merchandising?” – Part 2 An article by Tim Radley in VM&RD Magazine, April/May 2015 Extracted from the article on “What is the Future for Visual Merchandising?” a first collaboration with VM&SD Magazine, India’s only magazine to focus on all aspects of retail design and visual merchandising in the context of branded shopping environment.…
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Tim Radley asks “What’s the Future of Visual Merchandising?”
“What is the Future for Visual Merchandising?” – Part 1 An article by Tim Radley in VM&RD Magazine, April/May 2015 I was fortunate enough recently to be invited to speak at the In-Store Asia 2015 event in Mumbai. What I found was energy, enthusiasm and real excitement about the future of Indian retail and this great industry…
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Personally Speaking: Anthropology for the People
By name and now by nature, Anthropology is a retailer for the people. There may be more commercially obvious operators who adorn their assortment with monograms and a monotony of namesakes but Anthropology is carefully personalising its parchment, customising its cushions whilst maintaining its decidedly desirable approach to product design and display. It’s beautifully…
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Larger than Life: Simply Be a Physical Presence
The complex kaleidoscope of omnichannel continues to see the cross-fertilisation of both the online channel and physical high streets and shopping malls with insurgents from the other side of the digital wall. Whilst the most successful physical brands continue to maximise online and mobile opportunities a noteworthy entrant in the opposite direction has recently…