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Unique Approaches to Drive Wine & Spirits Sales
Wine and spirits is a crowded industry where it can be hard to make an impact or get noticed. Sometimes the stars align and a product can succeed based solely on its own merit. But similar to businesses in other industries, sometimes wine and spirits companies need a hook to get customers to try their product.
There are a number of ways companies can do that. Some rely on star power, some with unique marketing techniques. Some combine both aspects. Here are a couple of ways companies have gotten themselves noticed in the wine and spirits industry, and how data can play a role in the process as well.
Transforming How Healthcare Organizations Use Data
Our phones, and in many cases watches, are constantly lighting up with alerts throughout the day. A text message from a family member. A score update from your favorite team. A notification from your home that you left a door open or that a light was left on.
Imagine if that was happening with your medical care. Your doctor, for example, getting your test results pinged to his or her device right in the middle of a conversation with you. At one time that might have seemed out of the realm of possibility, but now it’s just a matter of putting the infrastructure in place to make it happen. Here’s what one hospital system in Georgia has done to make that a reality, and how any hospital can follow suit.