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IDC Retail Insights                                   IBM


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Top Ten Trends in Omnichannel Merchandising
Technology Strategies and Retail Analytics
Greg Girard, Program Director
September 2012
Circa 1997                             Circa Now


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Readying Ourselves for What’s Coming


                                                                                     Change
                                                                                     “The future ain’t
                                                                                     want it used to be.”




                                                                                                        Yogi Berra



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#1: Retailers will hone lessons learned for profitable agility
                                                                •        The Great Recession: If it didn’t kill
                                                                         you, you got religion…
                                                                       •        Analytics and optimization
                                                                       •        Process integrity
                                                                       •        Organizational alignment
                                                                       •        Mobile, social, local
                                                                       •        3600 Worldview of everything



  •      New strategies for the new normal (economic, social, cultural, ethnic)
        •        Good fortune begets innovation—Family Dollar and Dollar General
        •        Big box stalwarts play small ball—Walmart, Target
        •        Established brands change the rules of engagement—Walgreens
        •        Dramatic shares of CapEx for Omnichannel capabilities—Nordstrom, Macy’s
        •        A visionary re-invents the store in the image of the brand—Apple (JCP TBD)
                 bigger: AMAZON | GOOGLE | FACEBOOK | EBAY


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#2: Four pillars of the 3rd platform—
big data, cloud, social, and mobile
                                                                — will accelerate transformation of retailing




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#2: Four pillars of the 3rd platform—
   big data, cloud, social, and mobile
                                                                  — will accelerate transformation of retailing

         New bases of competition
                                                                                             Collaboration

                                                                                                           • Shopping apps
                                                                                                           • Living apps
Social merchant
                                                                                                             Stores as Centers
3I consumers                                                                                                 for Omnichannel
•  Instrumented
•  Informed
                                                                                                             Orchestration
•  Interconnected



                                                                                                           • Omnichannel
                                                                                                             •  Commerce
                                                                                                             •  Transparency
                                                                                                             •  Offer Orchestration
                                                                                                           • Analytics
                                                                                                             •  Next Best Action
                                                                                                             •  Socialytics
                                                                                                             •  Collective Intelligence




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#3 Resourceful, smarter
consumers in command:
instrumented, interconnected,
and informed
    Successful growth strategies will revolve
around consumers, not products or channels



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#4: Omnichannel Orchestration and Optimization …O3…
will define a new retail enterprise technology model




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#5: Big Data and Analytics are the new coin of the retail realm




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#6: Social retailers will start making better decision
   New Product
                                           Merchandising                               Marketing        Channels
   Development




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#6: Social retailers will start making better decision

                                                                          Retail Social Gnome




                        Socialytics Insight/
                         Response Ladder



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#6: Social retailers will start making better decision



                     Socialytics Insights > Actions > Outcomes




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#7: Retailers will struggle with transparency

                         Consumers




                                                                                  Competitors




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Consumers Are Online Inside…
  Retailers Must Be Too




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#8 Merchandising, marketing, and operations together must
transform stores into centers of omnichannel orchestration




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#8 Merchandising, marketing, and operations together must
transform stores into centers of omnichannel orchestration
•  Accelerate investment in:
      •     Passive and active customer check-in
      •     Personalized self-directed shopping
      •     Interactive and transactional digital signage
      •     Augmented reality in a few instances
      •     Omnichannel Points of Commerce Platform
      •     Personalized customer offer orchestration
      •     Customer order orchestration
      •     Endless aisle assortment localization strategies
      •     Wifi for all

•  Omnichannel Customer Experience Management, a mash-up of …
      •     Associate enablement
      •     Web experience management
      •     Content management
      •     Merchandising—assortment, price, space strategies
      •     Marketing and offer orchestration
      •     Order and fulfillment orchestration




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#8 Merchandising, marketing, and operations together must
transform stores into centers of omnichannel orchestration
•  Accelerate investment in:
      •     Passive and active customer check-in
      •     Personalized self-directed shopping
      •     Interactive and transactional digital signage
      •     Augmented reality in a few instances
      •     Omnichannel Points of Commerce Platform
      •     Personalized customer offer orchestration
      •     Customer order orchestration
      •     Endless aisle assortment localization strategies
      •     Wifi for all

•  Omnichannel Customer Experience Management, a mash-up of …
      •     Associate enablement
      •     Web experience management
      •     Content management
      •     Merchandising—assortment, price, space strategies
      •     Marketing and offer orchestration
      •     Order and fulfillment orchestration




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#9: Trends 1-8 are driving merchandising /
 marketing cooperation
                       Product centric RRM                                 Customer centric RRM 2.0
                         1.0 has matured                                          is emerging
                          (Public Prices)                                    (Private Promotions)




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#10 Retailers are engaging consumers in “Beyond & Between
  Commerce”




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#10 Retailers are engaging consumers in “Beyond & Between
  Commerce”




                                                                                   Use, maintain, and repair
                                                                                   hardlines
     Apply health and beauty products                                        Take supplements and medications

                           Lifestyle Apps: Lives, roles, jobs, community, school….

                                                                          Tailor, wear, accessorize, and care for
   Consume media                                                          apparel and footwear
   Prepare and consume food and beverages




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Essential Guidance
  •  Four forces….mobile | social | big data | cloud
       …your choice
        •  Four Horsemen of Your Apocalypse
           Four Aces in Your Hand

  •  Customer…context and relevance...foundation of engagement

  •  Stores – the new focal point of omnichannel competition

  •  Omnichannel…real-time…analytics…excellence in the ordinary

  •  O3…core competency…on the 3rd Platform



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Meeting Retail Industry Imperatives
   without Breaking the Bank




                 Sally Hartnell
            IBM, Marketing Manager

             September 26, 2012

                                     © 20122011 Corporation
                                         © IBM IBM Corporation
Responding to the needs of the smarter consumer requires
retailers to adopt three strategic imperatives.


  1) Deliver a                           3) Drive efficiency
smarter shopping                         and reduce cost of
  experience                                 operations
                           Retail




                     2) Tune merchandise
                    and supply networks to
                      customer demands

                                                    © 20122011 Corporation
                                                        © IBM IBM Corporation
A smarter shopping experience is personalized, consistent,
and relevant to the customer.

Ø Develop intelligence on customer wants and needs
Ø Empower customers to use their technology of choice
Ø Ensure consistent, timely, and relevant interactions




                                                          © 20122011 Corporation
                                                              © IBM IBM Corporation
What if … … faster insight into
                                                              information assets could help
                                                              you increase sales and gain
                                                              competitive position?


                             Do I have enough inventory in all locations to
                                  last until the end of the promotion?

      What percentage of items                                     How long will it take my vendors
      purchased today were on                                       to fulfill these orders based on
            promotion?                                                 current inventory levels?


     What are my top 10 selling                                  Should I offer free shipping to this
      items today and how are                                                customer?
           they trending?

                                                          What items should I offer this customer
                      Are slow-selling items priced          based on her past purchases?
                      higher than my competitors?



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                                                                                               © IBM IBM Corporation
Skechers USA Accelerates Sales and Inventory Decisions
                                                                       What’s smart?
                                                                       •  Average acceleration of
                                                                          warehouse queries by 450X
                                                                       •  No tuning or application
                                                                          changes to improve warehouse
                                                                          performance
                                                                       •  Plugs into existing environment

                                                                       Smarter Business
                                                                        Outcomes
                                                                       •  Rapid insight into inventory
                                                                          optimizes revenue opportunities
                                                                       •  Agility to quickly respond to
                                                                          pricing and other variables
                                                                          enhances competitive position


“Our complex inventory and sales reports took anywhere from a few minutes to 45 minutes to run. When we
tested those same queries with Informix Warehouse Accelerator, they ran in 2 to 4 seconds each! That
acceleration ranges from 60 to 1400 times faster, with an average acceleration of 465 times, all without any
index or cube building, query tuning or application changes. "
- Ashutosh Khunte , Senior Database Architect, Skechers USA

                                                                                             © 20122011 Corporation
                                                                                                 © IBM IBM Corporation
IBM Informix Warehouse Accelerator for Smarter Business Intelligence
What is it?                            How is it different?
IWA leverages an in-memory, columnar   Ø Performance. Unprecedented
approach to process very complex         response times with 100+ faster
queries at real-time speeds, without     performance than traditional
requiring any tuning or changes to       warehouses
business applications.                 Ø Transparency. Keep using your front-
                                         end analysis and reporting tools without
                                         having to make any changes.
                                       Ø Simplified administration. Appliance-
                                         like hands-free operations, eliminating
                                         database tuning tasks.
                                       Ø Software only. Optimized for Linux on
                                         the commodity hardware of your
                                         choice.
                                       Ø Plugs into existing environments. No
Analysis at the Speed of Thought
                                         “rip-and-replace” required!



                                                                     © 20122011 Corporation
                                                                         © IBM IBM Corporation
Smarter Retail
One of world’s largest retailers enables managers across thousands of
stores to have instant insight into consumer buying behavior for faster
business decisions.
                                     What’s smart?
                                      •  500+ managers get answers to complex
                                         queries in < 10 seconds
                                      •  No tuning or application changes to
                                         improve warehouse performance

                                      Smarter Business Outcomes
                                      •  Rapid insight into promotion items and
                                         inventories optimizes revenue
                                         opportunities
                                      •  Agility to quickly respond to pricing and
      Powered	
  by	
  Informix	
        other variables enhances competitive
                                         position



                                                                         © 20122011 Corporation
                                                                             © IBM IBM Corporation
What if …                   … your information assets were
                                                            part of an intelligent network,
                                                            always available and easily
                                                            managed, regardless of global
                                                            locations or IT platforms?


                               How do I meet Service Level Agreements
                               when I need to do regular maintenance?

     We want to track more product                                   I need to upgrade my data
      attributes but isn’t it hard to                               centers but I don’t have staff
     change all the product tables at                                     at each location.
             every location?

 Our US stores change prices                                      We just acquired a chain of stores
 more often than our Canadian                                     who are standardized on Windows.
 stores. How do I easily make                                      We use Linux. How do I avoid IT
  changes just to US stores?                                      expenditures and vendor lock-in?

                          How do I keep product and customer data current
                           when the data is replicated all over the world?


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                                                                                             © IBM IBM Corporation
Smarter Retail
McLEOD RUSSEL INDIA LIMITED, the world’s largest tea producer,
eliminates downtime in the tea trade.
                                      What’s smart?
                                                •  Enables 100 percent data availability to
                                                   critical data across 300+ endpoints
                                                •  Delivers 90 percent faster database
                                                   performance
                                                •  Return on investment within a year
                                                Smarter Business Outcomes
                                                •  Accurate tracking of harvest, production
                                                   and sales of 220+ million pounds of tea
                                                   per year
               Powered	
  by	
  Informix	
      •  Satisfying customers with 24x7 service
                                                   availability
“Previously, an outage could take us up to three days to recover from, and in that time, we’d be
losing data and business. Since upgrading our databases to IBM Informix, we have had zero
downtime.” - Shantanu Das, Deputy Manager-IT, McLEOD RUSSEL INDIA LIMITED

                                                                                   © 20122011 Corporation
                                                                                       © IBM IBM Corporation
Optimize Retail Networks with Informix Flexible Grid

     An easy to manage clustered environment
for High-Availability, Scalability & Workload Balance




    Six 9’s of
   availability –     Redistribute work       Administer          Mix hardware
  zero downtime       locally, regionally,      the grid          and versions
   for planned              globally         as if it were a   of OS and Informix
   maintenance                               single server




"This is a real innovation that lowers our operating costs with less investment
in hardware, and lets us leverage existing investments and resources.“
Hector De Santiago Ramirez, IT Infrastructure Manager, DHL

                                                                       © 20122011 Corporation
                                                                           © IBM IBM Corporation
Informix Flexible Grid for Smarter Retail


                                                  Store3	
  
       Home	
  
       Office	
  

                                     Store2	
  
                                                                      Store4	
  




                                Store1	
                                    Store5	
  




                                                               Store6	
  
                                    Store7	
  


                                                                    © 20122011 Corporation
                                                                        © IBM IBM Corporation
Smarter merchandise assortments and supply networks are
essential to serving the smarter consumer.
Ø Use customer insight to tailor assortments and product ranges to local markets
Ø Tune stock allocations to local or fluctuating demand
Ø Design flexible supply networks to shift stock according to customer demand




                                                                       © 20122011 Corporation
                                                                           © IBM IBM Corporation
IBM Software


 ColCerámica Reduces Time-to-Market by 20 Percent

                                                                What’s smart?
                                                                •  50% faster performance when tested
                                                                   against competitive databases
                                                                •  Only .5 DBA needed to administer
                                                                   16 sites

                                                                Smarter Business
                                                                 Outcomes
                                                                •  Reduced time-to-market for order
                                                                   delivery by 20 percent
                                                                •  Improved supply chain management
                                                                   across 16 distribution centers
                                                                •  Lower operational costs with
                                                                   Increased operational efficiency and
                                                                   reduced costs


“We can now look at the distribution chain across all our centers and closely monitor the detail of
each production step. It has helped reduce time-to-market for products by 20 percent.”
- Saul Vargas, Senior Database Admiinistrator, ColCerámica, A Corona Group Company
                                                                                             IMP14439-USEN-00

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                                                                                             © IBM IBM Corporation
Improving operations and reducing costs are essential
ingredients to compete for the smarter consumer’s business.
Ø Do More, Spend Less Time and Money
   §  Higher performance means fewer servers – and less space, power, cooling
   §  Heterogeneous grid means using your existing HW and avoiding vendor lock-in
   §  Automatically sense and respond to changes without intervention
      • Self Maintaining means you avoid over provisioning or idle resources
      • Self Configuring and Self Healing mean maximizing DBA resources




                                                                               © 20122011 Corporation
                                                                                   © IBM IBM Corporation
How can Cloud Deployments Help Retailers today?
                                           Doing more with less
           Why act now?                    Reduce capital and operational expenditures
                                           Informix is only database that can be utilized and
§  Time to roll out new solutions takes   provisioned in the cloud on heterogeneous,
    too long                               commodity hardware
§  Maintenance and operation of           Reducing risk
    existing application landscape are     Ensure the right levels of security and resiliency
    too expensive                          across all business data and processes
§  Retailers are facing major strategic   Informix provides a single console to easily
    decisions with regard to               provision only what is needed, when and where
    infrastructure                         it’s needed, across the entire environment
§  Retailers need to risk and             Higher quality services
    investment while testing new           Improve quality of services and deliver new
    markets.                               services that help the business grow and reduce
§  Transformation activities of           costs
    acquisitions are behind schedule       Informix provides around-the-clock services with
    and synergies are not being realized   virtually NO downtime, even for routine
                                           maintenance and upgrades
§  Data center transformation is
                                           Breakthrough agility
    needed to support the future
    generation of capabilities.
                                           Increase ability to quickly deliver new services
                                           while containing costs and managing risk
                                           Informix manages workload utilization cost
                                           effectively for both OLTP and BI applications
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                                                                                     © IBM IBM Corporation
A System for Smarter Retailing



  1) Deliver a                           3) Drive efficiency
smarter shopping                         and reduce cost of
  experience                                 operations
                           Retail




                     2) Tune merchandise
                    and supply networks to
                      customer demands

                                                    © 20122011 Corporation
                                                        © IBM IBM Corporation
For More Information

Ø Learn more about IBM Informix at www.ibm.com/informix
   §  Learn about the Informix Warehouse Accelerator at www.ibm.com/informix/warehouse
   §  Learn about Informix Flexible Grid at www.ibm.com/informix/flexgrid


Ø Read the case studies
   §  McLeod Russel India Limited (click on title or go to short URL: ibm.co/UqcrzE)
   §  Colceramica (click on title or go to short URL: ibm.co/SeuzdI)


Ø Test drive a free trial of IBM Informix Ultimate Warehouse Edition (click on title
   or go to short URL: ibm.co/SgtqGK)




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    Readying Ourselves forWhat’s Coming Change “The future ain’t want it used to be.” Yogi Berra © IDC Retail Insights. Reproduction is forbidden unless authorized. All rights reserved. Page 8
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    #1: Retailers willhone lessons learned for profitable agility •  The Great Recession: If it didn’t kill you, you got religion… •  Analytics and optimization •  Process integrity •  Organizational alignment •  Mobile, social, local •  3600 Worldview of everything •  New strategies for the new normal (economic, social, cultural, ethnic) •  Good fortune begets innovation—Family Dollar and Dollar General •  Big box stalwarts play small ball—Walmart, Target •  Established brands change the rules of engagement—Walgreens •  Dramatic shares of CapEx for Omnichannel capabilities—Nordstrom, Macy’s •  A visionary re-invents the store in the image of the brand—Apple (JCP TBD) bigger: AMAZON | GOOGLE | FACEBOOK | EBAY © IDC Retail Insights. Reproduction is forbidden unless authorized. All rights reserved. Page 9
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    #2: Four pillarsof the 3rd platform— big data, cloud, social, and mobile — will accelerate transformation of retailing © IDC Retail Insights. Reproduction is forbidden unless authorized. All rights reserved. Page 10
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    #2: Four pillarsof the 3rd platform— big data, cloud, social, and mobile — will accelerate transformation of retailing New bases of competition Collaboration • Shopping apps • Living apps Social merchant Stores as Centers 3I consumers for Omnichannel •  Instrumented •  Informed Orchestration •  Interconnected • Omnichannel •  Commerce •  Transparency •  Offer Orchestration • Analytics •  Next Best Action •  Socialytics •  Collective Intelligence © IDC Retail Insights. Reproduction is forbidden unless authorized. All rights reserved. Page 11
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    #3 Resourceful, smarter consumersin command: instrumented, interconnected, and informed Successful growth strategies will revolve around consumers, not products or channels © IDC Retail Insights. Reproduction is forbidden unless authorized. All rights reserved. Page 12
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    #4: Omnichannel Orchestrationand Optimization …O3… will define a new retail enterprise technology model © IDC Retail Insights. Reproduction is forbidden unless authorized. All rights reserved. Page 13
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    #5: Big Dataand Analytics are the new coin of the retail realm © IDC Retail Insights. Reproduction is forbidden unless authorized. All rights reserved. Page 14
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    #6: Social retailerswill start making better decision New Product Merchandising Marketing Channels Development © IDC Retail Insights. Reproduction is forbidden unless authorized. All rights reserved. Page 15
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    #6: Social retailerswill start making better decision Retail Social Gnome Socialytics Insight/ Response Ladder © IDC Retail Insights. Reproduction is forbidden unless authorized. All rights reserved. Page 16
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    #8 Merchandising, marketing,and operations together must transform stores into centers of omnichannel orchestration © IDC Retail Insights. Reproduction is forbidden unless authorized. All rights reserved. Page 21
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    #8 Merchandising, marketing,and operations together must transform stores into centers of omnichannel orchestration •  Accelerate investment in: •  Passive and active customer check-in •  Personalized self-directed shopping •  Interactive and transactional digital signage •  Augmented reality in a few instances •  Omnichannel Points of Commerce Platform •  Personalized customer offer orchestration •  Customer order orchestration •  Endless aisle assortment localization strategies •  Wifi for all •  Omnichannel Customer Experience Management, a mash-up of … •  Associate enablement •  Web experience management •  Content management •  Merchandising—assortment, price, space strategies •  Marketing and offer orchestration •  Order and fulfillment orchestration © IDC Retail Insights. Reproduction is forbidden unless authorized. All rights reserved. Page 23
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    #8 Merchandising, marketing,and operations together must transform stores into centers of omnichannel orchestration •  Accelerate investment in: •  Passive and active customer check-in •  Personalized self-directed shopping •  Interactive and transactional digital signage •  Augmented reality in a few instances •  Omnichannel Points of Commerce Platform •  Personalized customer offer orchestration •  Customer order orchestration •  Endless aisle assortment localization strategies •  Wifi for all •  Omnichannel Customer Experience Management, a mash-up of … •  Associate enablement •  Web experience management •  Content management •  Merchandising—assortment, price, space strategies •  Marketing and offer orchestration •  Order and fulfillment orchestration © IDC Retail Insights. Reproduction is forbidden unless authorized. All rights reserved. Page 24
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    #9: Trends 1-8are driving merchandising / marketing cooperation Product centric RRM Customer centric RRM 2.0 1.0 has matured is emerging (Public Prices) (Private Promotions) © IDC Retail Insights. Reproduction is forbidden unless authorized. All rights reserved. Page 25
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    #10 Retailers areengaging consumers in “Beyond & Between Commerce” © IDC Retail Insights. Reproduction is forbidden unless authorized. All rights reserved. Page 26
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    #10 Retailers areengaging consumers in “Beyond & Between Commerce” Use, maintain, and repair hardlines Apply health and beauty products Take supplements and medications Lifestyle Apps: Lives, roles, jobs, community, school…. Tailor, wear, accessorize, and care for Consume media apparel and footwear Prepare and consume food and beverages © IDC Retail Insights. Reproduction is forbidden unless authorized. All rights reserved. Page 27
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    Essential Guidance •  Four forces….mobile | social | big data | cloud …your choice •  Four Horsemen of Your Apocalypse Four Aces in Your Hand •  Customer…context and relevance...foundation of engagement •  Stores – the new focal point of omnichannel competition •  Omnichannel…real-time…analytics…excellence in the ordinary •  O3…core competency…on the 3rd Platform © IDC Retail Insights. Reproduction is forbidden unless authorized. All rights reserved. Page 28
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    Meeting Retail IndustryImperatives without Breaking the Bank Sally Hartnell IBM, Marketing Manager September 26, 2012 © 20122011 Corporation © IBM IBM Corporation
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    Responding to theneeds of the smarter consumer requires retailers to adopt three strategic imperatives. 1) Deliver a 3) Drive efficiency smarter shopping and reduce cost of experience operations Retail 2) Tune merchandise and supply networks to customer demands © 20122011 Corporation © IBM IBM Corporation
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    A smarter shoppingexperience is personalized, consistent, and relevant to the customer. Ø Develop intelligence on customer wants and needs Ø Empower customers to use their technology of choice Ø Ensure consistent, timely, and relevant interactions © 20122011 Corporation © IBM IBM Corporation
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    What if …… faster insight into information assets could help you increase sales and gain competitive position? Do I have enough inventory in all locations to last until the end of the promotion? What percentage of items How long will it take my vendors purchased today were on to fulfill these orders based on promotion? current inventory levels? What are my top 10 selling Should I offer free shipping to this items today and how are customer? they trending? What items should I offer this customer Are slow-selling items priced based on her past purchases? higher than my competitors? 32 © 20122011 Corporation © IBM IBM Corporation
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    Skechers USA AcceleratesSales and Inventory Decisions What’s smart? •  Average acceleration of warehouse queries by 450X •  No tuning or application changes to improve warehouse performance •  Plugs into existing environment Smarter Business Outcomes •  Rapid insight into inventory optimizes revenue opportunities •  Agility to quickly respond to pricing and other variables enhances competitive position “Our complex inventory and sales reports took anywhere from a few minutes to 45 minutes to run. When we tested those same queries with Informix Warehouse Accelerator, they ran in 2 to 4 seconds each! That acceleration ranges from 60 to 1400 times faster, with an average acceleration of 465 times, all without any index or cube building, query tuning or application changes. " - Ashutosh Khunte , Senior Database Architect, Skechers USA © 20122011 Corporation © IBM IBM Corporation
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    IBM Informix WarehouseAccelerator for Smarter Business Intelligence What is it? How is it different? IWA leverages an in-memory, columnar Ø Performance. Unprecedented approach to process very complex response times with 100+ faster queries at real-time speeds, without performance than traditional requiring any tuning or changes to warehouses business applications. Ø Transparency. Keep using your front- end analysis and reporting tools without having to make any changes. Ø Simplified administration. Appliance- like hands-free operations, eliminating database tuning tasks. Ø Software only. Optimized for Linux on the commodity hardware of your choice. Ø Plugs into existing environments. No Analysis at the Speed of Thought “rip-and-replace” required! © 20122011 Corporation © IBM IBM Corporation
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    Smarter Retail One ofworld’s largest retailers enables managers across thousands of stores to have instant insight into consumer buying behavior for faster business decisions. What’s smart? •  500+ managers get answers to complex queries in < 10 seconds •  No tuning or application changes to improve warehouse performance Smarter Business Outcomes •  Rapid insight into promotion items and inventories optimizes revenue opportunities •  Agility to quickly respond to pricing and Powered  by  Informix   other variables enhances competitive position © 20122011 Corporation © IBM IBM Corporation
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    What if … … your information assets were part of an intelligent network, always available and easily managed, regardless of global locations or IT platforms? How do I meet Service Level Agreements when I need to do regular maintenance? We want to track more product I need to upgrade my data attributes but isn’t it hard to centers but I don’t have staff change all the product tables at at each location. every location? Our US stores change prices We just acquired a chain of stores more often than our Canadian who are standardized on Windows. stores. How do I easily make We use Linux. How do I avoid IT changes just to US stores? expenditures and vendor lock-in? How do I keep product and customer data current when the data is replicated all over the world? 36 © 20122011 Corporation © IBM IBM Corporation
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    Smarter Retail McLEOD RUSSELINDIA LIMITED, the world’s largest tea producer, eliminates downtime in the tea trade. What’s smart? •  Enables 100 percent data availability to critical data across 300+ endpoints •  Delivers 90 percent faster database performance •  Return on investment within a year Smarter Business Outcomes •  Accurate tracking of harvest, production and sales of 220+ million pounds of tea per year Powered  by  Informix   •  Satisfying customers with 24x7 service availability “Previously, an outage could take us up to three days to recover from, and in that time, we’d be losing data and business. Since upgrading our databases to IBM Informix, we have had zero downtime.” - Shantanu Das, Deputy Manager-IT, McLEOD RUSSEL INDIA LIMITED © 20122011 Corporation © IBM IBM Corporation
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    Optimize Retail Networkswith Informix Flexible Grid An easy to manage clustered environment for High-Availability, Scalability & Workload Balance Six 9’s of availability – Redistribute work Administer Mix hardware zero downtime locally, regionally, the grid and versions for planned globally as if it were a of OS and Informix maintenance single server "This is a real innovation that lowers our operating costs with less investment in hardware, and lets us leverage existing investments and resources.“ Hector De Santiago Ramirez, IT Infrastructure Manager, DHL © 20122011 Corporation © IBM IBM Corporation
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    Informix Flexible Gridfor Smarter Retail Store3   Home   Office   Store2   Store4   Store1   Store5   Store6   Store7   © 20122011 Corporation © IBM IBM Corporation
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    Smarter merchandise assortmentsand supply networks are essential to serving the smarter consumer. Ø Use customer insight to tailor assortments and product ranges to local markets Ø Tune stock allocations to local or fluctuating demand Ø Design flexible supply networks to shift stock according to customer demand © 20122011 Corporation © IBM IBM Corporation
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    IBM Software ColCerámicaReduces Time-to-Market by 20 Percent What’s smart? •  50% faster performance when tested against competitive databases •  Only .5 DBA needed to administer 16 sites Smarter Business Outcomes •  Reduced time-to-market for order delivery by 20 percent •  Improved supply chain management across 16 distribution centers •  Lower operational costs with Increased operational efficiency and reduced costs “We can now look at the distribution chain across all our centers and closely monitor the detail of each production step. It has helped reduce time-to-market for products by 20 percent.” - Saul Vargas, Senior Database Admiinistrator, ColCerámica, A Corona Group Company IMP14439-USEN-00 41 © 20122011 Corporation © IBM IBM Corporation
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    Improving operations andreducing costs are essential ingredients to compete for the smarter consumer’s business. Ø Do More, Spend Less Time and Money §  Higher performance means fewer servers – and less space, power, cooling §  Heterogeneous grid means using your existing HW and avoiding vendor lock-in §  Automatically sense and respond to changes without intervention • Self Maintaining means you avoid over provisioning or idle resources • Self Configuring and Self Healing mean maximizing DBA resources © 20122011 Corporation © IBM IBM Corporation
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    How can CloudDeployments Help Retailers today? Doing more with less Why act now? Reduce capital and operational expenditures Informix is only database that can be utilized and §  Time to roll out new solutions takes provisioned in the cloud on heterogeneous, too long commodity hardware §  Maintenance and operation of Reducing risk existing application landscape are Ensure the right levels of security and resiliency too expensive across all business data and processes §  Retailers are facing major strategic Informix provides a single console to easily decisions with regard to provision only what is needed, when and where infrastructure it’s needed, across the entire environment §  Retailers need to risk and Higher quality services investment while testing new Improve quality of services and deliver new markets. services that help the business grow and reduce §  Transformation activities of costs acquisitions are behind schedule Informix provides around-the-clock services with and synergies are not being realized virtually NO downtime, even for routine maintenance and upgrades §  Data center transformation is Breakthrough agility needed to support the future generation of capabilities. Increase ability to quickly deliver new services while containing costs and managing risk Informix manages workload utilization cost effectively for both OLTP and BI applications 43 © 20122011 Corporation © IBM IBM Corporation
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    A System forSmarter Retailing 1) Deliver a 3) Drive efficiency smarter shopping and reduce cost of experience operations Retail 2) Tune merchandise and supply networks to customer demands © 20122011 Corporation © IBM IBM Corporation
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    For More Information Ø Learnmore about IBM Informix at www.ibm.com/informix §  Learn about the Informix Warehouse Accelerator at www.ibm.com/informix/warehouse §  Learn about Informix Flexible Grid at www.ibm.com/informix/flexgrid Ø Read the case studies §  McLeod Russel India Limited (click on title or go to short URL: ibm.co/UqcrzE) §  Colceramica (click on title or go to short URL: ibm.co/SeuzdI) Ø Test drive a free trial of IBM Informix Ultimate Warehouse Edition (click on title or go to short URL: ibm.co/SgtqGK) © 20122011 Corporation © IBM IBM Corporation
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