VOTING POWER100.00%
DOWNVOTE POWER100.00%
RESOURCE CREDITS100.00%
REPUTATION PROGRESS0.00%
Net Worth
0.037USD
STEEM
0.000STEEM
SBD
0.000SBD
Effective Power
5.011SP
├── Own SP
0.632SP
└── Incoming DelegationsDeleg
+4.379SP
Detailed Balance
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| market_balance | 0.000STEEM | STEEM |
| savings_balance | 0.000STEEM | STEEM |
| reward_steem_balance | 0.000STEEM | STEEM |
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| id | 460446 |
| rank | 809,900 |
| reputation | 38784314 |
| created | 2017-11-23T15:06:24 |
| recovery_account | steem |
| proxy | None |
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| to_withdraw | 0 |
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| reset_account | null |
| last_owner_update | 1970-01-01T00:00:00 |
| last_account_update | 2017-12-18T18:26:39 |
| mined | No |
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| sbd_last_interest_payment | 1970-01-01T00:00:00 |
| savings_sbd_last_interest_payment | 1970-01-01T00:00:00 |
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To Date
steemdelegated 4.379 SP to @angeljasonm2026/05/17 21:24:42
steemdelegated 4.379 SP to @angeljasonm
2026/05/17 21:24:42
| delegatee | angeljasonm |
| delegator | steem |
| vesting shares | 7117.090547 VESTS |
| Transaction Info | Block #106140053/Trx f68d716cb7b9006a06dc5471cdd096bb2a5059fe |
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steemdelegated 2.710 SP to @angeljasonm
2026/05/11 17:46:36
| delegatee | angeljasonm |
| delegator | steem |
| vesting shares | 4404.880142 VESTS |
| Transaction Info | Block #105963669/Trx 01d67d30cd096b1b310506ebbc219b854496921f |
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steemdelegated 4.387 SP to @angeljasonm
2026/04/25 20:50:03
| delegatee | angeljasonm |
| delegator | steem |
| vesting shares | 7129.606303 VESTS |
| Transaction Info | Block #105507785/Trx 59fdea9102e9e86ee1261ae25099b52a8b44ac21 |
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steemdelegated 2.736 SP to @angeljasonm
2026/01/23 00:14:39
| delegatee | angeljasonm |
| delegator | steem |
| vesting shares | 4446.426961 VESTS |
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steemdelegated 2.837 SP to @angeljasonm
2024/12/16 19:35:21
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| vesting shares | 4610.646158 VESTS |
| Transaction Info | Block #91289201/Trx 3c5b35fcd4b8c6c08cc27e01f7f360e412eddd98 |
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steemdelegated 2.941 SP to @angeljasonm
2023/11/13 11:21:33
| delegatee | angeljasonm |
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| vesting shares | 4779.779690 VESTS |
| Transaction Info | Block #79843482/Trx 387dd66a2eb4c97c19433fc7a0f8c3e4d72d2359 |
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steemdelegated 4.749 SP to @angeljasonm
2023/09/21 18:30:09
| delegatee | angeljasonm |
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| vesting shares | 7717.058476 VESTS |
| Transaction Info | Block #78343854/Trx 6652c8e0017ad5930fe681a88dc6a61962bc5496 |
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steemdelegated 4.885 SP to @angeljasonm
2022/11/03 08:41:06
| delegatee | angeljasonm |
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| vesting shares | 7938.739914 VESTS |
| Transaction Info | Block #69109653/Trx 34c3b191a110defd5625cb2d87781b8e9f883050 |
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steemdelegated 5.021 SP to @angeljasonm
2022/01/17 08:12:42
| delegatee | angeljasonm |
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| vesting shares | 8159.273145 VESTS |
| Transaction Info | Block #60806141/Trx 728e0421d1f8aa75ff9e1cccdce3d64089fac8c2 |
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steemdelegated 5.134 SP to @angeljasonm
2021/06/13 22:14:48
| delegatee | angeljasonm |
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| vesting shares | 8343.041803 VESTS |
| Transaction Info | Block #54604666/Trx c4449cba9617acca19eb142429896dc2c4f59212 |
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steemdelegated 5.249 SP to @angeljasonm
2020/12/11 08:37:24
| delegatee | angeljasonm |
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| vesting shares | 8530.463777 VESTS |
| Transaction Info | Block #49352233/Trx 3bbd240025b6abf14c2b000fb7a1163c77cdf6ad |
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steemdelegated 1.177 SP to @angeljasonm
2020/12/06 02:14:54
| delegatee | angeljasonm |
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| vesting shares | 1912.543513 VESTS |
| Transaction Info | Block #49203801/Trx d7c4ae946e1f56194fc50f6a959a822c7043d2f3 |
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steemdelegated 5.260 SP to @angeljasonm
2020/11/25 15:47:00
| delegatee | angeljasonm |
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| vesting shares | 8547.590394 VESTS |
| Transaction Info | Block #48907671/Trx dc102d891255785d694d00eac26ba44bdf1b2221 |
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steemdelegated 5.378 SP to @angeljasonm
2020/05/09 03:09:42
| delegatee | angeljasonm |
| delegator | steem |
| vesting shares | 8739.476990 VESTS |
| Transaction Info | Block #43214013/Trx 10ce72d132c7b921f8d6d119c775bf18eab999ac |
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steemdelegated 1.202 SP to @angeljasonm
2020/05/08 06:22:24
| delegatee | angeljasonm |
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| Transaction Info | Block #43189653/Trx 5dc1a22677c5d5aba8654c887117a0bdb9584b6b |
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steemdelegated 5.386 SP to @angeljasonm
2020/04/15 19:58:51
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2019/11/23 16:54:00
| author | steemitboard |
| body | Congratulations @angeljasonm! You received a personal award! <table><tr><td>https://steemitimages.com/70x70/http://steemitboard.com/@angeljasonm/birthday2.png</td><td>Happy Birthday! - You are on the Steem blockchain for 2 years!</td></tr></table> <sub>_You can view [your badges on your Steem Board](https://steemitboard.com/@angeljasonm) and compare to others on the [Steem Ranking](https://steemitboard.com/ranking/index.php?name=angeljasonm)_</sub> ###### [Vote for @Steemitboard as a witness](https://v2.steemconnect.com/sign/account-witness-vote?witness=steemitboard&approve=1) to get one more award and increased upvotes! |
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| title | |
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"body": "Congratulations @angeljasonm! You received a personal award!\n\n<table><tr><td>https://steemitimages.com/70x70/http://steemitboard.com/@angeljasonm/birthday2.png</td><td>Happy Birthday! - You are on the Steem blockchain for 2 years!</td></tr></table>\n\n<sub>_You can view [your badges on your Steem Board](https://steemitboard.com/@angeljasonm) and compare to others on the [Steem Ranking](https://steemitboard.com/ranking/index.php?name=angeljasonm)_</sub>\n\n\n###### [Vote for @Steemitboard as a witness](https://v2.steemconnect.com/sign/account-witness-vote?witness=steemitboard&approve=1) to get one more award and increased upvotes!",
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| body | No worries! Appreciate the reply. Amazing to me that, more than 20 years after the web's mainstream deployment, people still buy as much as they do offline at all. |
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| body | Thanks for the kind words! You’re right, I didn’t touch on all the shifts that are happening in retail, specifically around the malls, online commerce, and the concept of death in the middle - where today as a brick-n-mortar retailer you’re options are really only providing a one-of-kind experience (such as Apple) or sell merchandise at very low cost (such as Marshall’s). Also, I think it’s more wholesalers that are feeling the impact of brands going consumer direct. However, the shift in cutting out the middleman is a shift that’s already been happening across several industries. Think Dell in their prime. You brought up a very good point with Amazon. Amazon is basically a blackbox with merchants, meaning that they pass along very little information/demographics on who are buying your products. So when talking to clients, the conversation focuses on how can we work with partners that act as a middle layer to capture 1st party audience data (to begin to segment and use for targeting & retargeting) even if the sale and fulfillment is done by Amazon or other big box retailers. Love the feedback and sorry this was a bit delayed. |
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| author | simonsmith |
| body | Nice post! But I don't know if you you've fully captured the full extent of how retail is being disrupted. I've seen statistics saying that, in fact, [more than 300 retailers have filed for bankruptcy this year](http://money.cnn.com/2017/12/12/news/companies/mall-closing/index.html). This could ultimately decimate shopping malls (which are also in a bad state), since smaller stores can reduce or get out of their leases when an anchor store closes. Retailers are also being squeezed by brands, such as Canada Goose, [growing their direct-to-consumer sales channels](https://www.businessoffashion.com/articles/opinion/why-mass-merchants-are-toxic-and-a-new-era-of-retail-is-coming), thereby becoming less reliant on retail partners. And there's also the emerging business of [stuff—like clothes—as a service](https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2017-11-14/soon-you-may-be-renting-your-work-clothes), which further undermines the need for retail stores. I don't study this as closely as you, but my read of the situation is that: * America is over-stored * Retailers are deeply in debt * Online shopping is _still_ in its infancy (about [12% of all retail sales](https://marketingland.com/report-e-commerce-accounted-11-7-total-retail-sales-2016-15-6-2015-207088) in the US) * Retailers must either compete with Amazon (hard to do, especially since they're so deep in debt) or offer something novel * Experiences may help, but they won't help all stores—I'd say a minority of retailers will survive My two cents. |
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| body | Hello Everyone! In this issue I’ll be walking you through the “‘Retail Apocalypse” that we’re going through, what retailers are doing to quickly adapt to the changing retail landscape, and startups that can help deliver a better customer experience as well as drive sales. I was going to include my thoughts on the future of retail, however it ended up making this issue rather long. So instead, the future of retail will be its own issue in 2018. Questions I’m going to answer for you: 1. How bad of shape is retail in right now? 2. What are retailers doing to get customers back into stores? 3. Why are retailers jumping into the subscription service business model? ## How bad of shape is retail in right now? I once tried to karaoke “Come on Eileen” after a few drinks at a bar, and immediately was gonged and told to get off the stage…bad, I know. The current state of retail looks much worse than I did that day. **This year alone**, nineteen retailers have filed for bankruptcy protection, closing over 5,000 stores and according to [RetailDive](https://www.retaildive.com/news/12-major-retailers-that-could-go-bankrupt/509827/), twelve others can go bust over the next year.  There are a few reasons why retailers are in this position: * The rise in online commerce, in other words Amazon. * The lack of innovation around the in-store and customer experience. * The change in Millennial and Gen Z shopping behavior. * And most importantly, the fact that retailers have been focused on store expansion, which led to a crazy amount of debt. And just like a shopaholic that opened an unnecessary number of lines of credit, most retailers have done the same and do not have the funds to pay the debt. There are billions in borrowings on their balance sheet and sustaining that load has hit a breaking point. In fact, one retail consultant in a [Bloomberg Businessweek](https://www.bloomberg.com/news/features/2017-11-21/macy-s-plan-to-survive-the-retail-apocalypse) feature stated that, >"Terry Lundgren's 2005 decision to double Macy's size with the purchase of May Department Stores, was one of the top 5 worst decisions in retail history." This led to Macy’s losing $11 billion in value in 3 years. To further emphasize Terry's decision, there are more than 660 Macy's stores in America, but according to Macy’s CFO Karen Hoguet, only 245 would be "critical" assets if the company were to start over today.  ## What are retailers doing to get consumers back into stores? There are a few positives caused by the drastic shift in retail. One being that it’s forcing retailers to quickly experiment to understand in-store customer behavior and how it’s changing across different age groups. Retailers are experimenting by: 1. Testing different **concept stores** to attract and increase customer footfall. 2. Improving the **in-store experience** so customers want and not need to return. 3. Becoming more open to **partnerships and collaborations** with other retailers to reach an entire new audience, even within its own category! ## CONCEPT STORES My god, it only took *fifty-one years* but it finally happened…we can now literally have breakfast at [Tiffany's](https://www.cnbc.com/2017/11/08/tiffany-to-open-a-cafe-at-its-new-york-city-flagship.html). In November at their NYC flagship store, Tiffany & Co. opened a cafe area where consumers can order breakfast while being immersed in its famed robin egg blue trademark color.  While this may seem like a pure PR stunt, I believe this is a step towards getting more people into their stores. This may not turn to immediate sales but it will begin to put Tiffany & Co. top of mind with customers that continuously go for breakfast. This experiment is quite timely. Though sales recently surged 15% and third quarter profits beat Wall Street’s expectations, US sales only rose 1%. The bulk of its third quarter sales primarily came from China followed by Europe. American Eagle Outfitters on the other hand is doing something a bit more extreme. The retailer is alleviating a chore that no college student likes to do, let alone pay for it. They transformed their NY Union Square store into a new concept store called [AE Studio](http://www.businessinsider.com/american-eagle-store-free-laundry-nyc-2017-11). The new space which is conveniently located next to NYU and features a wall of washers and dryers where students can do their laundry for free! In addition to free laundry, AE Studio is providing: * An area where students can lounge with their friends. * Studio bar and seating area for studying which provides a great view of Union Square. * An in-store “Maker’s Shop” that will allow consumers to personalize their jeans.  ## IN-STORE EXPERIENCES Retailers are also putting a heavy emphasis on consumer data (see my last newsletter on [The Importance of Audience Data](http://mailchi.mp/d52a5eb93792/what-type-of-audience-data-are-you-capturing)). More specifically in the ability to capture and sync consumer data across different devices in order to provide a VIP experience when consumers walk into the store. I will be going more in-depth about the in-store VIP experience trend in a later newsletter. Beyond data, retailers are beginning to add in-store experiences ranging from Brooks Brothers serving Stumptown Coffee in its Red Fleece concept store to Nike partnering with Foot Locker to re-open [Sneakeasy](https://sneakernews.com/2017/11/17/nike-sneakeasy-new-york-city-30-wall-street-info/) - a one-of-a-kind sneaker shopping experience that combines the secretive nature of a speakeasy with purchasing exclusive Nike sneaker releases.  ## PARTNERSHIPS & COLLABORATIONS As they say, “If you can’t beat them…forge a partnership with a company that can ultimately wipe you off the retail map.” Calvin Klein has partnered with Amazon Fashion to open holiday pop-up shops in New York City and Los Angeles. In addition, Calvin Klein will have an online brand store on Amazon.com. Of course the pop-up shops will have the usual celebrity attraction but what’s really interesting is the fitting room and payment experience. The fitting rooms will have Amazon Echos allowing shoppers to ask Alexa questions about the Calvin Klein products as well as control lighting (because outfits look different in certain lighting) and play music. Moreover, shoppers will be able to purchase items in-store in the traditional way or can make purchases by scanning a bar code in the Amazon app and have their items delivered to their home. Both experiences aren’t new per se, however this is an example of a legacy brand learning how to integrate new technology and deliver an enhanced experience to customers with an established leader in the space. Moving on, it’s safe to say that Lord & Taylor has seen better days. The oldest company in North America, recently announced that it was selling their famed New York flagship store to WeWork. The exact details are still being worked out however the press has stated that Lord & Taylor will likely rent one or two floors from WeWork, and the rest of the building will be turned into WeWork’s global headquarters and shared office space. This might look like a sad ending at first glance but this plus the recent [partnership with Walmart](https://www.usatoday.com/story/money/2017/11/13/walmart-com-and-lord-taylor-team-up/858847001/) is what Lord & Taylor needed to do in order to shed debt, be in very close proximity of constant foot traffic and provide consumers with a better online experience via the Walmart partnership. Sneaker culture might be in its peak right now. In fact, According to SportsOneSource, the international sneaker market has grown by more than 40% since 2004, to an estimated $55 billion. Today’s sneaker craze is one of the reasons why Lululemon partnered with Athletic Propulsion Labs to debut its first-ever sneaker line for men and women. Sneaker collaborations aren’t new, for example J.Crew has its signature sneakers made by New Balance, but as the athleisure space becomes more competitive, this is a way for Lululemon to dive into a growing sneaker market that has seen a 5% year-over-year growth rate in the US. More importantly, this collaboration is a good attempt by Lululemon to pull away from new comers such as Outdoor Voices, Human Performance Engineering (HPE), Yogasmoga, and the mass merchants such as Gap's Athleta, Uniqlo and Target.  ## Why are retailers jumping into a subscription service business model? Today, most brands have adopted a subscription service model via acquisition. Two prime examples are Unilever-Dollar Shave Club and Petco-PupBox, but others have begun to create this in-house. One notable brand is Under Armour. Consumers have to option to receive boxes of UA gear tailored to their preferences. When customers sign-up, they enter their gender, fitness goals, work, lifestyle, activities, style preferences and size. Customers have one-week to decide what to keep and send back. Similar to Stitch Fix, customers get a 20% discount if they keep everything that was sent. According to a [Forbes article](https://www.forbes.com/sites/richardkestenbaum/2017/08/10/subscription-businesses-are-exploding-with-growth/#5ee81d746678) back in August, >“in the month of April 2017, subscription company websites had about 37 million visitors. Since 2014, that number has grown by over 800%.”  Besides the fact that [41 percent of revenue](https://www.retailtouchpoints.com/resources/type/infographics/subscription-commerce-success-visualized-infographic) in retail businesses in the US comes from repeat customers, below are additional benefits why retailers are adding a subscription service offering: The lifetime value of a regular customer is much higher than the value of a customer who makes an expensive one-time purchase. * Subscription-based model makes it easier to forecast sales. * Social shareability and unboxing videos has become a trend that retailers can’t ignore. * The convenience factor adds enough value to make the recurring charge part of the customer’s spending norm. A word of caution though. Adding a subscription service offering isn’t a sure thing. While Dollar Shave Club started this boom back in 2012, their sales have flat-lined and customer retention has become a major concern according to an analysis by [1010data](https://www.1010data.com/company/blog/dollar-shave-club-sales-flatline-immediately-after-1b-unilever-acquisition/). The barrier to entry is very low for subscription services so customer churn, number of competitors and money needed to continuously acquire new customers are huge pitfalls. ## Looking ahead For retailers, the name of the game is to survive and thrive. It's great to see retailers experimenting with new concept stores and tactics but they have to ask themselves if they're rolling out these experiments for buzz and PR purposes only, or are they experimenting to answer and/or solve an actual business challenge. Retailers that identify a core challenge, big or small, and then experiment based on that challenge will be better off than retailers that roll out an experiment first and then try to find insights to justify the roll out. --- ## Partners corner ### [Tulip](https://tulip.com/) * **Overview**: Tulip deploys tablets to store associates in brick and mortar locations to enable them to instantly access customer and product information, brand content, limited time offers, inventory checks, and CRM data to provide consumers with white glove service. * **Why you should care**: They are able to aggregate customer data across different touch points (apps, site, social, wearables, etc.) into a customer profile and make this information accessible through a mobile app on the tablet. * **Additional Details**: Clients include Saks Fifth Avenue, Coach, Frank + Oak, and Bonobos. * **Competitors**: [Red Ant](http://www.redant.com/), [Newstore](https://www.newstore.com/), [Mad Mobile](http://www.madmobile.com/) ### [Focal Systems](https://focal.systems/) / [Standard Cognition](https://www.standardcognition.com/) * **Overview**: At a high level both Focal Systems and Standard Cognition are using computer vision and machine learning to provide retailers with inventory and shelf analytics. However, they differ in two ways - user experience and data capture - and are relevant to different types of retailers. * **Why you should care**: Focal Systems captures data through a tablet-like device attached to shopping carts and focuses on out-of-stocks detection and indoor location (store navigation & in-store advertising). Standard Cognition on the other hand, captures data through a set of cameras within the retail space but focus on vision-based checkout, similar to Amazon Go. * **Competitors**: [Amazon Go](https://www.amazon.com/b?node=16008589011), [Radar](https://goradar.com/) ### [Deliv](http://www.deliv.co/) * **Overview**: is a last-mile delivery platform that offers retailers a crowdsourced same-day delivery service. * **Why you should care**: Deliv enables any retailer, large or small, to compete with Amazon’s same-day delivery offering. * **Additional Information**: They are working with over 4,000 e-commerce companies, local businesses and retailers such as Best Buy, Bloomingdales, BloomThat, Fry’s Electronics, K&L Wine Merchants, Office Depot, PetSmart, Macy’s and Plated. * **Competitors**: [Homer Logistics](https://www.homerlogistics.com/), [Postmates](https://postmates.com/), [Uber Rush](https://rush.uber.com/how-it-works) --- ## About Me 👋🏾: My name is [Angel Mendoza](https://www.linkedin.com/in/angeljasonm/) and I'm the Partnerships Director for the [IPG Media Lab](https://medium.com/ipg-media-lab) - a specialized group dedicated to bringing innovation to brand clients across Mediabrands. With the Lab, I'm tasked with understanding how new technology trends will impact media consumption and consumer behavior, as well as evaluating startups for client test pilots. In addition, I provide clients with actionable insights to help navigate the evolving media landscape in the form of editorials and through the IPG Media Lab’s podcast called [Floor 9](https://medium.com/ipg-media-lab/podcast/home). If you would like to follow me, you can sign-up to his bi-weekly newsletter at [QuickRead.Tech](https://www.quickread.tech/) |
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The current state of retail looks much worse than I did that day. **This year alone**, nineteen retailers have filed for bankruptcy protection, closing over 5,000 stores and according to [RetailDive](https://www.retaildive.com/news/12-major-retailers-that-could-go-bankrupt/509827/), twelve others can go bust over the next year.\n\n\n\nThere are a few reasons why retailers are in this position:\n\n* The rise in online commerce, in other words Amazon.\n* The lack of innovation around the in-store and customer experience.\n* The change in Millennial and Gen Z shopping behavior.\n* And most importantly, the fact that retailers have been focused on store expansion, which led to a crazy amount of debt.\n\nAnd just like a shopaholic that opened an unnecessary number of lines of credit, most retailers have done the same and do not have the funds to pay the debt. There are billions in borrowings on their balance sheet and sustaining that load has hit a breaking point. In fact, one retail consultant in a [Bloomberg Businessweek](https://www.bloomberg.com/news/features/2017-11-21/macy-s-plan-to-survive-the-retail-apocalypse) feature stated that, \n\n>\"Terry Lundgren's 2005 decision to double Macy's size with the purchase of May Department Stores, was one of the top 5 worst decisions in retail history.\"\n\nThis led to Macy’s losing $11 billion in value in 3 years. To further emphasize Terry's decision, there are more than 660 Macy's stores in America, but according to Macy’s CFO Karen Hoguet, only 245 would be \"critical\" assets if the company were to start over today. \n\n\n\n## What are retailers doing to get consumers back into stores?\n\nThere are a few positives caused by the drastic shift in retail. One being that it’s forcing retailers to quickly experiment to understand in-store customer behavior and how it’s changing across different age groups. Retailers are experimenting by:\n\n1. Testing different **concept stores** to attract and increase customer footfall.\n2. Improving the **in-store experience** so customers want and not need to return.\n3. Becoming more open to **partnerships and collaborations** with other retailers to reach an entire new audience, even within its own category!\n\n## CONCEPT STORES\nMy god, it only took *fifty-one years* but it finally happened…we can now literally have breakfast at [Tiffany's](https://www.cnbc.com/2017/11/08/tiffany-to-open-a-cafe-at-its-new-york-city-flagship.html). In November at their NYC flagship store, Tiffany & Co. opened a cafe area where consumers can order breakfast while being immersed in its famed robin egg blue trademark color.\n\n\n\nWhile this may seem like a pure PR stunt, I believe this is a step towards getting more people into their stores. This may not turn to immediate sales but it will begin to put Tiffany & Co. top of mind with customers that continuously go for breakfast. This experiment is quite timely. Though sales recently surged 15% and third quarter profits beat Wall Street’s expectations, US sales only rose 1%. The bulk of its third quarter sales primarily came from China followed by Europe.\n\nAmerican Eagle Outfitters on the other hand is doing something a bit more extreme. The retailer is alleviating a chore that no college student likes to do, let alone pay for it. They transformed their NY Union Square store into a new concept store called [AE Studio](http://www.businessinsider.com/american-eagle-store-free-laundry-nyc-2017-11). The new space which is conveniently located next to NYU and features a wall of washers and dryers where students can do their laundry for free! In addition to free laundry, AE Studio is providing:\n\n* An area where students can lounge with their friends.\n* Studio bar and seating area for studying which provides a great view of Union Square.\n* An in-store “Maker’s Shop” that will allow consumers to personalize their jeans.\n\n\n\n\n## IN-STORE EXPERIENCES\nRetailers are also putting a heavy emphasis on consumer data (see my last newsletter on [The Importance of Audience Data](http://mailchi.mp/d52a5eb93792/what-type-of-audience-data-are-you-capturing)). More specifically in the ability to capture and sync consumer data across different devices in order to provide a VIP experience when consumers walk into the store. I will be going more in-depth about the in-store VIP experience trend in a later newsletter.\n\nBeyond data, retailers are beginning to add in-store experiences ranging from Brooks Brothers serving Stumptown Coffee in its Red Fleece concept store to Nike partnering with Foot Locker to re-open [Sneakeasy](https://sneakernews.com/2017/11/17/nike-sneakeasy-new-york-city-30-wall-street-info/) - a one-of-a-kind sneaker shopping experience that combines the secretive nature of a speakeasy with purchasing exclusive Nike sneaker releases.\n\n\n\n## PARTNERSHIPS & COLLABORATIONS\nAs they say, “If you can’t beat them…forge a partnership with a company that can ultimately wipe you off the retail map.”\n\nCalvin Klein has partnered with Amazon Fashion to open holiday pop-up shops in New York City and Los Angeles. In addition, Calvin Klein will have an online brand store on Amazon.com. Of course the pop-up shops will have the usual celebrity attraction but what’s really interesting is the fitting room and payment experience. The fitting rooms will have Amazon Echos allowing shoppers to ask Alexa questions about the Calvin Klein products as well as control lighting (because outfits look different in certain lighting) and play music. Moreover, shoppers will be able to purchase items in-store in the traditional way or can make purchases by scanning a bar code in the Amazon app and have their items delivered to their home. Both experiences aren’t new per se, however this is an example of a legacy brand learning how to integrate new technology and deliver an enhanced experience to customers with an established leader in the space.\n\nMoving on, it’s safe to say that Lord & Taylor has seen better days. The oldest company in North America, recently announced that it was selling their famed New York flagship store to WeWork. The exact details are still being worked out however the press has stated that Lord & Taylor will likely rent one or two floors from WeWork, and the rest of the building will be turned into WeWork’s global headquarters and shared office space. This might look like a sad ending at first glance but this plus the recent [partnership with Walmart](https://www.usatoday.com/story/money/2017/11/13/walmart-com-and-lord-taylor-team-up/858847001/) is what Lord & Taylor needed to do in order to shed debt, be in very close proximity of constant foot traffic and provide consumers with a better online experience via the Walmart partnership.\n\nSneaker culture might be in its peak right now. In fact, According to SportsOneSource, the international sneaker market has grown by more than 40% since 2004, to an estimated $55 billion. Today’s sneaker craze is one of the reasons why Lululemon partnered with Athletic Propulsion Labs to debut its first-ever sneaker line for men and women. Sneaker collaborations aren’t new, for example J.Crew has its signature sneakers made by New Balance, but as the athleisure space becomes more competitive, this is a way for Lululemon to dive into a growing sneaker market that has seen a 5% year-over-year growth rate in the US. More importantly, this collaboration is a good attempt by Lululemon to pull away from new comers such as Outdoor Voices, Human Performance Engineering (HPE), Yogasmoga, and the mass merchants such as Gap's Athleta, Uniqlo and Target.\n\n\n\n## Why are retailers jumping into a subscription service business model?\n\nToday, most brands have adopted a subscription service model via acquisition. Two prime examples are Unilever-Dollar Shave Club and Petco-PupBox, but others have begun to create this in-house. One notable brand is Under Armour. Consumers have to option to receive boxes of UA gear tailored to their preferences. When customers sign-up, they enter their gender, fitness goals, work, lifestyle, activities, style preferences and size. Customers have one-week to decide what to keep and send back. Similar to Stitch Fix, customers get a 20% discount if they keep everything that was sent. According to a [Forbes article](https://www.forbes.com/sites/richardkestenbaum/2017/08/10/subscription-businesses-are-exploding-with-growth/#5ee81d746678) back in August, \n\n>“in the month of April 2017, subscription company websites had about 37 million visitors. Since 2014, that number has grown by over 800%.”\n\n\n\nBesides the fact that [41 percent of revenue](https://www.retailtouchpoints.com/resources/type/infographics/subscription-commerce-success-visualized-infographic) in retail businesses in the US comes from repeat customers, below are additional benefits why retailers are adding a subscription service offering:\n\nThe lifetime value of a regular customer is much higher than the value of a customer who makes an expensive one-time purchase.\n* Subscription-based model makes it easier to forecast sales.\n* Social shareability and unboxing videos has become a trend that retailers can’t ignore.\n* The convenience factor adds enough value to make the recurring charge part of the customer’s spending norm.\n\nA word of caution though. Adding a subscription service offering isn’t a sure thing. While Dollar Shave Club started this boom back in 2012, their sales have flat-lined and customer retention has become a major concern according to an analysis by [1010data](https://www.1010data.com/company/blog/dollar-shave-club-sales-flatline-immediately-after-1b-unilever-acquisition/). The barrier to entry is very low for subscription services so customer churn, number of competitors and money needed to continuously acquire new customers are huge pitfalls.\n\n## Looking ahead\nFor retailers, the name of the game is to survive and thrive. It's great to see retailers experimenting with new concept stores and tactics but they have to ask themselves if they're rolling out these experiments for buzz and PR purposes only, or are they experimenting to answer and/or solve an actual business challenge. Retailers that identify a core challenge, big or small, and then experiment based on that challenge will be better off than retailers that roll out an experiment first and then try to find insights to justify the roll out.\n\n---\n## Partners corner\n\n### [Tulip](https://tulip.com/)\n* **Overview**: Tulip deploys tablets to store associates in brick and mortar locations to enable them to instantly access customer and product information, brand content, limited time offers, inventory checks, and CRM data to provide consumers with white glove service.\n* **Why you should care**: They are able to aggregate customer data across different touch points (apps, site, social, wearables, etc.) into a customer profile and make this information accessible through a mobile app on the tablet.\n* **Additional Details**: Clients include Saks Fifth Avenue, Coach, Frank + Oak, and Bonobos.\n* **Competitors**: [Red Ant](http://www.redant.com/), [Newstore](https://www.newstore.com/), [Mad Mobile](http://www.madmobile.com/)\n\n### [Focal Systems](https://focal.systems/) / [Standard Cognition](https://www.standardcognition.com/)\n* **Overview**: At a high level both Focal Systems and Standard Cognition are using computer vision and machine learning to provide retailers with inventory and shelf analytics. However, they differ in two ways - user experience and data capture - and are relevant to different types of retailers.\n* **Why you should care**: Focal Systems captures data through a tablet-like device attached to shopping carts and focuses on out-of-stocks detection and indoor location (store navigation & in-store advertising). Standard Cognition on the other hand, captures data through a set of cameras within the retail space but focus on vision-based checkout, similar to Amazon Go.\n* **Competitors**: [Amazon Go](https://www.amazon.com/b?node=16008589011), [Radar](https://goradar.com/)\n\n### [Deliv](http://www.deliv.co/)\n* **Overview**: is a last-mile delivery platform that offers retailers a crowdsourced same-day delivery service.\n* **Why you should care**: Deliv enables any retailer, large or small, to compete with Amazon’s same-day delivery offering.\n* **Additional Information**: They are working with over 4,000 e-commerce companies, local businesses and retailers such as Best Buy, Bloomingdales, BloomThat, Fry’s Electronics, K&L Wine Merchants, Office Depot, PetSmart, Macy’s and Plated.\n* **Competitors**: [Homer Logistics](https://www.homerlogistics.com/), [Postmates](https://postmates.com/), [Uber Rush](https://rush.uber.com/how-it-works)\n\n---\n## About Me 👋🏾: \nMy name is [Angel Mendoza](https://www.linkedin.com/in/angeljasonm/) and I'm the Partnerships Director for the [IPG Media Lab](https://medium.com/ipg-media-lab) - a specialized group dedicated to bringing innovation to brand clients across Mediabrands. With the Lab, I'm tasked with understanding how new technology trends will impact media consumption and consumer behavior, as well as evaluating startups for client test pilots. In addition, I provide clients with actionable insights to help navigate the evolving media landscape in the form of editorials and through the IPG Media Lab’s podcast called [Floor 9](https://medium.com/ipg-media-lab/podcast/home). \n\nIf you would like to follow me, you can sign-up to his bi-weekly newsletter at [QuickRead.Tech](https://www.quickread.tech/)",
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| body | Hello Everyone, Today, I'm going to talk about the importance of audience data. Before getting into it, let me give you my point-of-view on audience data. If your marketing strategy were a Tesla, your Audience Data would be its battery pack. Why a battery pack? A Tesla battery pack not only powers an electric car – but also a home, or even an island. Similarly, audience data will not only help you to better understand who is engaging with your brand, but also help to personalize messaging to different audience segments at the proper times, at scale. With this framework in mind, consider these questions, and their answers below: 1. How valuable is Audience Data? 2. What is the most valuable type of Audience Data to collect? 3. How willing are consumers to give up their data? 4. Which tech partners can help to build strong Audience Data foundations? 5. Looking Ahead… ## How valuable is audience data? In short, very. Back in May 2017, [The Economist](https://www.economist.com/news/leaders/21721656-data-economy-demands-new-approach-antitrust-rules-worlds-most-valuable-resource) compared the value of data to that of oil… That’s right, the same oil that powered some 263.6 million vehicles in 2015. Yet marketers still rely on “in-market” and “purchase intent” data (e.g., views, impressions, visits, clicks, leads, conversion, etc.) to build advertising campaigns. This may work while a brand is still in its early days, but changes rapidly when a brand begins to expand to more cities, states and regions. The scary part is that, >”Nearly two-thirds of marketers are not entirely clear on the origins of the data they employ in their ad campaigns.” And, according to a recent [AdAge article](http://adage.com/article/bazaarvoice/define-purchase-intent-data-age/311297/), three-in-four marketers are not fully-confident that the data they're using reaches in-market consumers. ## What is the most valuable Audience Data to collect, if not "in-market" or "purchase intent"? According to University of Pennsylvania computer science professor [Michael Kearns](https://www.axios.com/the-most-valuable-data-tech-companies-collect-about-you-2489977196.html), the most valuable data is that which cannot be easily measured. He calls this “intimate" data. Kearns states, >“Intimate data can be consumer opinions, attitudes, beliefs and moods that aren't written down anywhere, but can be inferred from online (and mobile) behavior.” Some examples of intimate data are Facebook likes, shared photos, videos watched, items purchased, search queries, location, and user behavior within an app. At first glance, this data seems hard to collect – but it isn’t. The hard part is aggregating audience behavior across different platforms and syncing it to the correct consumer profile. ## How willing are consumers to give up intimate data? This may be obvious, but is important to note nevertheless: Consumers will not "give up" their data unless they get back some type of value or utility from a brand in return. In fact, when surveyed, 80% of consumers are willing to share a non-required piece of data for rewards points (value), and a majority will share data for more experiential benefits, such as product recommendations, or a tool which aids in making complex decisions (utility). Below are two charts that go a bit deeper.  [Link to chart](https://www8.gsb.columbia.edu/globalbrands/research/future-of-data-sharing) ## Which tech partners can help to build strong Audience Data foundations? ### [mParticle](https://www.mparticle.com/) **Overview**: mParticle helps mobile-centric brands aggregate Audience Data from different sources, and create custom audience segments in real-time to deliver personalized creative across ad networks, paid social, email, push, and more. **Why you should care**: The beauty of mParticle is that once their SDK is added into a brand's app, no other SDK is needed to integrate other services such as Salesforce, AppsFlyer, SendGrid, or marketing-related platforms such as Facebook, Snapchat, and Twitter. All integrations are all done through one API. **Additional Details**: mParticle is integrated into apps including Airbnb, Spotify, Etsy, SeatGeek, and Jet.com. Competitors: [Segment](https://segment.com/) ### [Cognitive3D](https://cognitive3d.com/) **Overview**: Cognitive3D is an analytics platform for 3D experiences (i.e., virtual reality, augmented reality and mobile augmented reality). They enable marketers to track traditional mobile metrics, how users behave within a 3D experience, and collect qualitative feedback via interactive survey questions and voice feedback. **Why you should care**: They have four products that comprise their analytics suite: SceneExplorer, Core Analytics and ExitPoll. SceneExplorer is able to track how users move and behave within a 3D environment. The data is displayed through heat maps allowing marketers to see where users are looking, what they are engaging with and for how long. Core Analytics are traditional metrics such as unique users, total sessions and time spent, hardware used, etc. ExitPoll enables marketers to capture qualitative feedback. **Additional Details**: Recently graduated from the Verizon Media Tech Venture Studio with R/GA. **Competitors**: [Retinad](https://www.retinadvr.com/), [EaseVR](http://www.easevr.com/) ### [Samba TV](https://samba.tv/) **Overview**: Samba TV uses visual Automatic Content Recognition (ACR) technology that is embedded in Smart TVs to understand what audiences are watching in real-time. This allows marketers to target and/or retarget audiences based on programming they are watching or have watched. Because their technology is embedded into the TV, Samba is able to identify from what and from where the content is coming from (e.g., OTT devices, gaming consoles, apps such as Netflix, Hulu and HBO Go). **Why you should care**: Their visual content ID technology enables marketers to understand how, when, where, and what consumers are watching, as well as to activate cross-screen ad campaigns. **Additional Details**: Samba’s technology is integrated into OEMs such as Sony, Sharp, Philips, Sanyo, Magnavox, Element, Seiki, and Westinghouse. This makes their addressable audience about 13.5 million households. **Competitors**: Samsung in-house ACR offering, [Alphonso TV](http://alphonso.tv/), [TVSquared](http://tvsquared.com/) ## Looking Ahead… This has probably been said many times before but brands, and especially retailers, need to start connecting with their audience on a 1-to-1 basis. This isn’t just for targeting and re-targeting purposes but it goes for product recommendations, customer service and future brand offerings/products. In fact, according to [research from Accenture cited by eMarketer](https://retail.emarketer.com/article/price-of-personalization-failure-756-billion/5a2719bbebd4000570c897f5), 44% of US consumers said they are frustrated when companies fail to provide relevant personalized experiences and some 50% of US consumers said they switched companies they buy from this year because of poor customer experience. The way brands need to begin is to capture audience data across multiple channels, identify behaviors and create audience segments that can be accessed by their marketing, customer service and in-store retail teams, as well as emerging platforms such as chatbots and voice-enabled services. All this will lead to a personalized experience every time a consumer interacts with a brand. --- ## About Me 👋🏾: My name is [Angel Mendoza](https://www.linkedin.com/in/angeljasonm/) and I'm the Partnerships Director for the [IPG Media Lab](https://medium.com/ipg-media-lab) - a specialized group dedicated to bringing innovation to brand clients across Mediabrands. With the Lab, I'm tasked with understanding how new technology trends will impact media consumption and consumer behavior, as well as evaluating startups for client test pilots. In addition, I provide clients with actionable insights to help navigate the evolving media landscape in the form of editorials and through the IPG Media Lab’s podcast called [Floor 9](https://medium.com/ipg-media-lab/podcast/home). If you would like to follow Angel, you can sign-up to his bi-weekly newsletter at [QuickRead.Tech](https://www.quickread.tech/) |
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"body": "Hello Everyone, \n\nToday, I'm going to talk about the importance of audience data. Before getting into it, let me give you my point-of-view on audience data. If your marketing strategy were a Tesla, your Audience Data would be its battery pack. Why a battery pack? A Tesla battery pack not only powers an electric car – but also a home, or even an island. Similarly, audience data will not only help you to better understand who is engaging with your brand, but also help to personalize messaging to different audience segments at the proper times, at scale.\n\nWith this framework in mind, consider these questions, and their answers below: \n\n1.\tHow valuable is Audience Data?\n2.\tWhat is the most valuable type of Audience Data to collect?\n3.\tHow willing are consumers to give up their data?\n4.\tWhich tech partners can help to build strong Audience Data foundations? \n5.\tLooking Ahead…\n\n## How valuable is audience data?\nIn short, very. Back in May 2017, [The Economist](https://www.economist.com/news/leaders/21721656-data-economy-demands-new-approach-antitrust-rules-worlds-most-valuable-resource) compared the value of data to that of oil… That’s right, the same oil that powered some 263.6 million vehicles in 2015. Yet marketers still rely on “in-market” and “purchase intent” data (e.g., views, impressions, visits, clicks, leads, conversion, etc.) to build advertising campaigns. This may work while a brand is still in its early days, but changes rapidly when a brand begins to expand to more cities, states and regions. The scary part is that, \n\n>”Nearly two-thirds of marketers are not entirely clear on the origins of the data they employ in their ad campaigns.” \n\nAnd, according to a recent [AdAge article](http://adage.com/article/bazaarvoice/define-purchase-intent-data-age/311297/), three-in-four marketers are not fully-confident that the data they're using reaches in-market consumers.\n\n## What is the most valuable Audience Data to collect, if not \"in-market\" or \"purchase intent\"? \nAccording to University of Pennsylvania computer science professor [Michael Kearns](https://www.axios.com/the-most-valuable-data-tech-companies-collect-about-you-2489977196.html), the most valuable data is that which cannot be easily measured. He calls this “intimate\" data. Kearns states, \n\n>“Intimate data can be consumer opinions, attitudes, beliefs and moods that aren't written down anywhere, but can be inferred from online (and mobile) behavior.” \n\nSome examples of intimate data are Facebook likes, shared photos, videos watched, items purchased, search queries, location, and user behavior within an app. At first glance, this data seems hard to collect – but it isn’t. The hard part is aggregating audience behavior across different platforms and syncing it to the correct consumer profile.\n\n## How willing are consumers to give up intimate data? \nThis may be obvious, but is important to note nevertheless: Consumers will not \"give up\" their data unless they get back some type of value or utility from a brand in return. In fact, when surveyed, 80% of consumers are willing to share a non-required piece of data for rewards points (value), and a majority will share data for more experiential benefits, such as product recommendations, or a tool which aids in making complex decisions (utility). Below are two charts that go a bit deeper.\n\n\n[Link to chart](https://www8.gsb.columbia.edu/globalbrands/research/future-of-data-sharing)\n\n## Which tech partners can help to build strong Audience Data foundations?\n\n### [mParticle](https://www.mparticle.com/)\n**Overview**: mParticle helps mobile-centric brands aggregate Audience Data from different sources, and create custom audience segments in real-time to deliver personalized creative across ad networks, paid social, email, push, and more. \n\n**Why you should care**: The beauty of mParticle is that once their SDK is added into a brand's app, no other SDK is needed to integrate other services such as Salesforce, AppsFlyer, SendGrid, or marketing-related platforms such as Facebook, Snapchat, and Twitter. All integrations are all done through one API.\n\n**Additional Details**: mParticle is integrated into apps including Airbnb, Spotify, Etsy, SeatGeek, and Jet.com.\n\nCompetitors: [Segment](https://segment.com/)\n\n### [Cognitive3D](https://cognitive3d.com/)\n**Overview**: Cognitive3D is an analytics platform for 3D experiences (i.e., virtual reality, augmented reality and mobile augmented reality). They enable marketers to track traditional mobile metrics, how users behave within a 3D experience, and collect qualitative feedback via interactive survey questions and voice feedback.\n\n**Why you should care**: They have four products that comprise their analytics suite: SceneExplorer, Core Analytics and ExitPoll. SceneExplorer is able to track how users move and behave within a 3D environment. The data is displayed through heat maps allowing marketers to see where users are looking, what they are engaging with and for how long. Core Analytics are traditional metrics such as unique users, total sessions and time spent, hardware used, etc. ExitPoll enables marketers to capture qualitative feedback.\n\n**Additional Details**: Recently graduated from the Verizon Media Tech Venture Studio with R/GA.\n\n**Competitors**: [Retinad](https://www.retinadvr.com/), [EaseVR](http://www.easevr.com/)\n\n### [Samba TV](https://samba.tv/)\n**Overview**: Samba TV uses visual Automatic Content Recognition (ACR) technology that is embedded in Smart TVs to understand what audiences are watching in real-time. This allows marketers to target and/or retarget audiences based on programming they are watching or have watched. Because their technology is embedded into the TV, Samba is able to identify from what and from where the content is coming from (e.g., OTT devices, gaming consoles, apps such as Netflix, Hulu and HBO Go).\n\n**Why you should care**: Their visual content ID technology enables marketers to understand how, when, where, and what consumers are watching, as well as to activate cross-screen ad campaigns.\n\n**Additional Details**: Samba’s technology is integrated into OEMs such as Sony, Sharp, Philips, Sanyo, Magnavox, Element, Seiki, and Westinghouse. This makes their addressable audience about 13.5 million households.\n\n**Competitors**: Samsung in-house ACR offering, [Alphonso TV](http://alphonso.tv/), [TVSquared](http://tvsquared.com/)\n\n## Looking Ahead…\nThis has probably been said many times before but brands, and especially retailers, need to start connecting with their audience on a 1-to-1 basis. This isn’t just for targeting and re-targeting purposes but it goes for product recommendations, customer service and future brand offerings/products.\n\nIn fact, according to [research from Accenture cited by eMarketer](https://retail.emarketer.com/article/price-of-personalization-failure-756-billion/5a2719bbebd4000570c897f5), 44% of US consumers said they are frustrated when companies fail to provide relevant personalized experiences and some 50% of US consumers said they switched companies they buy from this year because of poor customer experience.\n\nThe way brands need to begin is to capture audience data across multiple channels, identify behaviors and create audience segments that can be accessed by their marketing, customer service and in-store retail teams, as well as emerging platforms such as chatbots and voice-enabled services. 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