Globally, omnichannel efforts meant retailers and banks focused on products and channels, e.g., ship to store, find in store, checking deposit by mobile. Consumers, particularly Post 80s (also called Gen Y and Millennials), who are exhausted with overuse of digital and mobile including on sites such as Baidu, Tencent, Taobao, are embracing a reverse trend. These little emperors, who are twice as likely to shop with others, crave an ever-changing stream of unique, in-person, experiential events with human face-to-face interaction to talk about and to show off their luxury purchases. See worldwide examples of how “customer experience” is becoming “experiential” as banks transform to cafés and retailers turn their stores into nightclubs, rainforests, and group sleepovers. Learn how others are using Omnichannel to win consumers' time, because where they spend their time, is where they’ll place their money.
3. Trend 1 Humanity
一 人性趋势

基于面 面的社区体 得更加重要对 验变
Face-to-face community togetherness is more valuable
千禧一代通 社交 物的概率是其他消 者群体的 倍过 购 费 两
Millennials are twice as likely to shop with others
4. Trend 1 Humanity
一 人性趋势

NIKE :从 鞋商到 建 步 好者的全球社区传统 构 跑 爱
Nike: From selling footwear to building a global community of runners
-Yesterday: Nike sold
footwear and apparel
-Now: Lifestyle/passion
focus. Nike+ is runners’ club
-11 million runners
-6 countries
-Reduced ad spend by 40%
-Retail sales to $20bn.
5. Trend 2 EXPERIENTIAL
二 体 性趋势 验

在什么地方花 ,就在什么地方消时间 费
Where you spend your time is where you spend your money
在充 奇和有趣的活 中完成 行满惊 动 购买 为
We buy where we engage in surprising and fun activities with
others
- Dior at MoCA Shanghai
- Reebok at NYC CVZ contemporary art
gallery
- Omega pop up museum in Singapore’s
Paragon Shopping Centre
珍夜 会和美维 总 术馆
Virgin Atlantic nightclub lighting throughout,
bars and art galleries; a party on every flight
6. Trend 2 EXPERIENTIAL
二 体 性趋势 验

多 多的伦 ING 行银 咖啡厅
ING Bank Café in Toronto
宜家的 夜狂彻 欢
IKEA Big Sleepover
GAP 旗下 Lululemon 的瑜伽班
Lululemon (Gap) Yoga Classes
8. SUMMARY - WINNING IN Omnichannel
总结 - 在全渠道赢

1 数 和移 的使用码 动设备
意味着消 者更加渴望费
面 面社交的机会对
Digital / mobile
overload means
customers now
crave face-to-face
socializing.
2
推出 你的消 者互让 费 动
的活 而不是只 注你动 关
的 品和服产 务
Help consumers
connect with the
people and
activities THEY
enjoy rather than
focusing on your
staff and your
products.
1
新存在于有消 者的地方,就在创 费
你的 体店、或者 他 享受愉快实 让 们
活 的地方动
Innovate where your
customers are, whether it’s
in your stores / branches or
where they enjoy their
favorite activities.
2
客 希望 身体 ,而不只是看户 亲 验
Customers want to DO, not
WATCH.
5
抱 化, 先的零售商或者 行拥 变 领 银
是不断推出新 品、新的 下体总 产 线
和活 。 新 持 且快速验 动 创 应该 续
Change often. Retail stores
and banks who will win are
changing their products,
places and events often.
Innovate, continually,
quickly.
9. 
START SMALL ACT FASTTHINK BIG
Babs Ryan
babs.ryan@thoughtworks.com
001 646 831-6471
www.thoughtworks.com/retail
10. 
START SMALL ACT FASTTHINK BIG
Babs Ryan
babs.ryan@thoughtworks.com
001 646 831-6471
www.thoughtworks.com/retail
Editor's Notes
We are over 2500 people across 6 continents, 12 countries and 29 offices.
This means we are able to adapt to our clients, and be where they need us to be, when they need us to be there. It’s not uncommon for a relationship to start in one location, and then move around the world along with our clients’ needs.
At any given time we have 20% of our workforce on-the-go and living abroad in a country other than the one where they first became a ThoughtWorker. This means we get this incredible global community of diverse, internationally minded people. We actually know each other because we actually work together. And we are intentional about mining and sharing ideas and practices around the world. From the Global South - where we see a lot of frugal innovation happening - to the Global North, and vice versa, as well as from North-to-North and South-to-South.
We also have global delivery centres in India, China and Brazil, where we serve clients in the local markets, as well as clients from around the world.
We are over 2500 people across 6 continents, 12 countries and 29 offices.
This means we are able to adapt to our clients, and be where they need us to be, when they need us to be there. It’s not uncommon for a relationship to start in one location, and then move around the world along with our clients’ needs.
At any given time we have 20% of our workforce on-the-go and living abroad in a country other than the one where they first became a ThoughtWorker. This means we get this incredible global community of diverse, internationally minded people. We actually know each other because we actually work together. And we are intentional about mining and sharing ideas and practices around the world. From the Global South - where we see a lot of frugal innovation happening - to the Global North, and vice versa, as well as from North-to-North and South-to-South.
We also have global delivery centres in India, China and Brazil, where we serve clients in the local markets, as well as clients from around the world.
We are over 2500 people across 6 continents, 12 countries and 29 offices.
This means we are able to adapt to our clients, and be where they need us to be, when they need us to be there. It’s not uncommon for a relationship to start in one location, and then move around the world along with our clients’ needs.
At any given time we have 20% of our workforce on-the-go and living abroad in a country other than the one where they first became a ThoughtWorker. This means we get this incredible global community of diverse, internationally minded people. We actually know each other because we actually work together. And we are intentional about mining and sharing ideas and practices around the world. From the Global South - where we see a lot of frugal innovation happening - to the Global North, and vice versa, as well as from North-to-North and South-to-South.
We also have global delivery centres in India, China and Brazil, where we serve clients in the local markets, as well as clients from around the world.
We are over 2500 people across 6 continents, 12 countries and 29 offices.
This means we are able to adapt to our clients, and be where they need us to be, when they need us to be there. It’s not uncommon for a relationship to start in one location, and then move around the world along with our clients’ needs.
At any given time we have 20% of our workforce on-the-go and living abroad in a country other than the one where they first became a ThoughtWorker. This means we get this incredible global community of diverse, internationally minded people. We actually know each other because we actually work together. And we are intentional about mining and sharing ideas and practices around the world. From the Global South - where we see a lot of frugal innovation happening - to the Global North, and vice versa, as well as from North-to-North and South-to-South.
We also have global delivery centres in India, China and Brazil, where we serve clients in the local markets, as well as clients from around the world.
We are over 2500 people across 6 continents, 12 countries and 29 offices.
This means we are able to adapt to our clients, and be where they need us to be, when they need us to be there. It’s not uncommon for a relationship to start in one location, and then move around the world along with our clients’ needs.
At any given time we have 20% of our workforce on-the-go and living abroad in a country other than the one where they first became a ThoughtWorker. This means we get this incredible global community of diverse, internationally minded people. We actually know each other because we actually work together. And we are intentional about mining and sharing ideas and practices around the world. From the Global South - where we see a lot of frugal innovation happening - to the Global North, and vice versa, as well as from North-to-North and South-to-South.
We also have global delivery centres in India, China and Brazil, where we serve clients in the local markets, as well as clients from around the world.
We are over 2500 people across 6 continents, 12 countries and 29 offices.
This means we are able to adapt to our clients, and be where they need us to be, when they need us to be there. It’s not uncommon for a relationship to start in one location, and then move around the world along with our clients’ needs.
At any given time we have 20% of our workforce on-the-go and living abroad in a country other than the one where they first became a ThoughtWorker. This means we get this incredible global community of diverse, internationally minded people. We actually know each other because we actually work together. And we are intentional about mining and sharing ideas and practices around the world. From the Global South - where we see a lot of frugal innovation happening - to the Global North, and vice versa, as well as from North-to-North and South-to-South.
We also have global delivery centres in India, China and Brazil, where we serve clients in the local markets, as well as clients from around the world.
We are over 2500 people across 6 continents, 12 countries and 29 offices.
This means we are able to adapt to our clients, and be where they need us to be, when they need us to be there. It’s not uncommon for a relationship to start in one location, and then move around the world along with our clients’ needs.
At any given time we have 20% of our workforce on-the-go and living abroad in a country other than the one where they first became a ThoughtWorker. This means we get this incredible global community of diverse, internationally minded people. We actually know each other because we actually work together. And we are intentional about mining and sharing ideas and practices around the world. From the Global South - where we see a lot of frugal innovation happening - to the Global North, and vice versa, as well as from North-to-North and South-to-South.
We also have global delivery centres in India, China and Brazil, where we serve clients in the local markets, as well as clients from around the world.
When we look back over our 20-year history and think about what has made - and continues to make - our clients so successful, we come up with two key themes that we think have made all the difference.
(1) They think big and go after hard problems with big payoffs. They want to lead - not just maintain status quo.
(2) They’re not afraid to disrupt their industry, and often to disrupt themselves internally. They go after big things, and they take a bold and completely different approach to getting there.
And they tell us that they choose as a partner because we also fit this description.