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News and views on the industry trends that matter to you, your business, and your PIM.

Are millennials the most adaptable generation?

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Millennials have been deemed the most adaptable generation yet, just how did they become so adaptable?

How to leverage Amazon Prime day? Ensure product information is “primed” and ready

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Amazon Prime Day should be a call to action for brands and an opportunity to leverage product content everywhere.

Catalyst for change – the Amazon effect

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Organizations large and small feel the Amazon effect. Embrace change to stay relevant and drive CX.

Support UX with a product content strategy – guest post

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Perficient Digital shares insights into how to support and improve user experience with a product content strategy

5 Ways to prepare for the next generation of savvy shoppers

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What will the next generation of shoppers mean for e-commerce? Don’t wait too long to find out what drives their preferences and behaviors.

How to build an e-commerce dream team

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Top-performing teams need the right people, the right skills, and the right organizational structure to build their e-commere dream team.

Guided selling 101: tips for e-commerce teams

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The reported death of the B2B salesman means guided selling is essential for e-commerce success.

Revenue blind spots and more – Q&A with Bryan Eisenberg

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What are revenue blind spots and how do they impact organizations? PIMpoint Summit keynote speaker, Bryan Eisenberg, shares his insights.

5 must-see sites of Malmö, Sweden for PIMpoint summit attendees

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Joining us for PIMpoint Summit 2019? While you’re in town, check out the five best things to see in Malmö, Sweden!

The role of product taxonomy

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inriver is proud to share a guest blog post written by our partner, Aperture Labs, about what a product taxonomy is and why it is important.

Disintermediation: the benefits of going D2C

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Johan Boström, our co-founder and evangelist, explains how digital has evolved to eliminate intermediaries whose cost to service has become greater than the value they provide.