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These are the articles on retail systems that have caught your fancy over the past seven days, including Carrefour Group, Netflix, Amazon, and The Very Group. The Carrefour group enlists Criteo, Google, LiveRamp for the launch of Carrefour Links
The Carrefour Group has unveiled a new retail data and media strategy with the launch of its Carrefour Links platform.
This technology takes advantage of the technology developed by Criteo, Google and LiveRamp and is offered to third party brands.
Netflix partners with Shopify to launch the online store
Amazon recently made a major shift from retail to streaming when it announced a deal to buy MGM, and now Netflix has gone the other way.
Netflix already has licensing agreements for hundreds of products based on its original programming, sold by the likes of Target, Walmart, Amazon, H&M and Sephora.
And now it has launched Netflix.shop, initially in the United States, with the aim of rolling it out to international markets in the coming months.
Coca-Cola and Manna announce the drone delivery process in Ireland
Coca-Cola HBC Ireland and Northern Ireland has partnered with Manna for a drone delivery service in Oranmore, Galway.
This is the largest commercial drone test of its kind in the world, with plans for further deployment to Irish cities in the coming months.
UEFA and AntChain bring blockchain technology to Euro 2021
UEFA and AntChain, Ant Groups’ blockchain business, have announced a five-year partnership.
Ten retail tech investments that should be on your radar
These companies are at the forefront of delivering retail systems-based experiences that are one step ahead of their customers’ expectations, including Carrefour Group, Amazon UK, Kroger and Coca-Cola.
The Very Group recruits 30 young people via Kickstart
The Very Group, operator of online retailers Very.co.uk and Littlewoods.com, will create 30 new roles under the UK government’s Kickstart program.
Morrisons under fire after abrupt end of 10% discount for teachers
Morrisons was accused of poor communications and underhanded tactics after eliminating a coronavirus outbreak related to 10% off teachers and school staff.
Amazon chooses Camden for its next Amazon Fresh store in London
Amazon has opened an Amazon Fresh office in Camden, London.
It will be the fifth convenience store of its kind to feature Just Walk Out Shopping technology in the UK, which was introduced in the Amazon Go offering in the US.
The other four are in Ealing, Wembley Park, White City and Canary Wharf.
LVMH and Google Cloud in AI and cloud-based innovation come together
LVMH and Google Cloud have started a strategic partnership.
According to a press release, the pair are teaming up to enable LVMHs Maisons, the company’s individual luxury brands, to create new personalized customer experiences that drive long-term growth.
Deichmann Group implements the Targomo localization platform
European shoe retailer, Deichmann Group, has launched Targomo technology in Germany.
The company, present in 30 countries with chains such as Deichmann, vanHaren and Rack Room Shoes, selected the TargomoLOOP AI-based location analysis platform for a pilot project to support site selection in Germany, where Deichmann manages over 1,400 shops.
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