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Using Data to Identify Creative Wine and Spirits Gifts
Despite economic challenges, Americans are expected to spend generously this holiday season. The National Retail Federation’s annual consumer survey reports consumers plan to spend nearly $900 per person this year on holiday gifts, food, decorations, and other seasonal items. It’s a safe bet that a good number of the holiday gifts will come from the wine and spirits industry.
Not every gift has to be a bottle of wine. In fact, in order to set themselves apart, some companies are getting more creative with their offerings. Here are a couple of examples of some outside-the-box gift ideas, and how data can help organizations hone in on the type of gifts that can help set them stand out from the competition.
Making Supply Chain Decisions Using Better Data
Data is not an automatic fix. Some organizations hope simply implementing an analytics solution will solve all of their problems. In reality, it takes a lot of people and a lot of time to put in place a data plan that supports data-driven supply chain decisions, especially in an industry as complex as the supply chain.
Most organizations are looking to use data to help them save time and money. Here are some examples of companies that have developed plans around using data to do just that, and how your organization can learn from their work.