Thanks for tuning into The Digital Products Pod, brought to you by digital experience agency, Inviqa. Our mission is to bring you insights and perspectives from the world of digital product design, development, and management. These conversations are all about helping you drive better customer and business outcomes – through inclusive and purposeful digital products. So sit back, listen in, and get ready to start driving value – for you and your customers.
Retailers are tightening their belts as we face ongoing supply chain disruption, escalating costs and inflation, narrow margins, and more.
We’re having to do more with less (or more with the same, if we’re lucky) and cutting costs and driving efficiencies is a business imperative.
But balancing resilience and day-to-day operations with innovation will be essential for weathering this storm and ensuring business continuity and growth.
In this episode, we explore how Swyft, the challenger sofa brand, developed a capability for continuous change and innovation that’s driving early and lasting value.
Retail businesses must adapt across multiple dimensions to survive and thrive in our tough business environment.
But to succeed, these change programmes must go hand-in-hand with a culture of continuous improvement that drives the best commercial and customer outcomes.
Tune into our conversation with Janis Thomas, ecommerce and marketing director at Look Fabulous Forever, as we explore:
Tune into our conversation with Andrea Stubbe, VP of Product at commercetools, as we explore:
Explore how to prime your cross-functional product teams for success – with the help of design leaders from multinational retailing company, Kingfisher plc, and digital education platform, FutureLearn.
We chat to Russel Murton-Cole, former experience director at FutureLearn, and Chris Golding, principal product designer at Kingfisher, about some key themes on our minds, including:
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