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Retail is facing a monumental problem that no one seems to want to talk about. It’s that the entire economic model of revenue and profitability for retailers and the suppliers they do business with is collapsing under its own weight and soon will no longer…

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John Sanei, CEO of Future Collective, covers 3 Trend insights on the future of retail. Learn all about the hyper-informed consumer, how the me-conomy and ‘killing the queue’ will help deliver a better retail experience for your consumers. In case some of these terms are…

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The average person is inundated by thousands of messages a day. So how do we make sure that are messages are reaching the right people at the right time? In this vlog post, John Sanei gives us three insights on how to be a more…

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The Future is coming at us at an alarming pace – faster than ever before and there’s no stopping it. So if you’re working in, or supplying these sort of industries – best you get #Trenovating. The Post Office Get ready to imagine a world…

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As a business, how do we make sure that our message is getting across to the right consumer at the right time? John Sanei, CEO of Future Collective, shares 3 tips to become a more sales focused business in 2015.

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John Sanei, CEO of Future Collective, shares 3 tips on how you or your business can prosper in 2015.

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Becoming consciously aware of the consequences of our bad consumption habits, has created a massive movement towards wanting to lead a more guilt-free lifestyle. Read more about one of this year’s mega trends. Consumers are struggling with not only the economic situation in recent times….

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The phablet, a portmanteau of the phone and tablet, is a class of mobile device designed to combine or straddle the functions of a smartphone and tablet. Pretty phabulous, right? Large-screened devices are taking off rapidly in developing markets. Market research firm Jana released a…

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Where does it come from? Naturally nutrient-filled soil? A Monsanto lab? A factory driven by child labour? Regardless of ethical beliefs, people want to KNOW. This is not just about social responsibility. It has to do with a paradigm shift. People are becoming less concerned…

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Think globally, act locally: the integration of local markets into world capitalism. Is it possible for the universal and the particular to co-exist? Popularized in the 1990’s by sociologists and economists alike, the idea of “glocalisation” has been around for longer than you think. From…

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