BALANCING CUSTOMER EXPECTATIONS WITH BUSINESS PROFITABILITY
Retail continues to develop at an exceptional pace and shows no sign of slowing. Core to everything are customers with high expectations and little patience. Ultimately, it’s those retailers who are prepared to risk pushing harder to delight customers, placing them at the heart of the supply chain, that are moving ahead and reaping the rewards.
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"I believe that if we were in 2030 now looking back at 2015 I’d say weren’t we naïve in saying we had clarity when the story has played out in such a complex and rich way. Retail will be much more current, much more immediate, much more live. Two or three levels ahead of where we’re thinking today. How we anticipate that will be the challenge."
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Operations Director, John Lewis
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