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Leverage CRM Data To Boost Traffic And In-Store Revenue
By David le Douarin, Advalo
The rise of marketing overpressure practices has proven destructive for both profit margin and brand image and negatively affects the relationship of trust between retailers and customers. It thus has given rise to some consumer dislike for emails and, inevitably has led email click-through and open rates and customer contact ability to plummet.
A few years ago, 30% to 40% of emails sent by retailers to targeted individuals were opened. Today for the most successful retailers, opening rates hardly reach 15% or 20%. These findings reveal the urgency for retailers to limit mass marketing which is a pollutant and intrusive, and is not adapted to the real needs of consumers. Brands must change their CRM marketing efforts and the way they speak to each consumer. The greatest challenge lies in understanding — when they should, what they should and how they should talk to each customer.
Solving NAS Migration Pain - Komprise 2.7 Briefing Note
Latest @georgeacrump Note: Solving NAS Migration Pain - Komprise 2.7
Every few years an organization needs to purchase a new network attached storage (NAS) system. The old system either has reached its capacity limits or no longer meets the performance expectations of new users and applications. The options for a NAS replacement are almost limitless. Unfortunately, the choices for migrating data on the old NAS to the new NAS are not. IT planners typically have to…
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How Does FileFly Make Windows Data Management Better?
New @jortizswiss Blog: How Does FileFly Make Windows Data Management Better?
Organizations today deal with daunting storage challenges. To handle the ever-increasing deluge of data, they need the ability to scale-out storage to handle multiple terabytes and millions of files. They also face the need to upgrade their Windows File Servers to high-speed network attached storage (NAS) systems that can handle the demands of critical legacy applications. However, these…
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Flash Strategy 2.0: Optimizing NetApp with Flash and Cloud
New Article by @georgeacrump "Flash Strategy 2.0: Optimizing NetApp with Flash and Cloud"
For most organizations, databases are the heart of the data center. Not surprisingly, its IT infrastructure revolves around those databases. But there are market segments like Media and Entertainment, Life Sciences, Financial Services and Technology where unstructured data is at least as critical, if not more so, than block-based data. Most of these organizations count on a network attached…
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Using Object Storage to Reverse Cloud Storage
Latest Article by @georgeacrump "Using Object Storage to Reverse Cloud Storage"
A top priority for IT professionals in 2016 is deciding on a cloud storage strategy. Of the available options, most consider using the public cloud for secondary storage purposes, like backup and archiving, to be the most obvious path to pursue. The public cloud also provides a low upfront cost. It is an infinite storage repository that the user never has to upgrade and, in most cases, it is…
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What's better than Cloud Storage for Cold Data
New Blog by @georgeacrump "What's better than Cloud Storage for Cold Data"
The low upfront cost of cloud storage has great appeal. Almost any organization can purchase 100TB of storage instantly and only make the initial payment (month, quarter, and year). However, there is a problem with cloud storage that most cloud vendors hope you overlook. First, unlike processors, which can scale up and scale down as needed, cloud storage is more permanent. That 100TB placed in…
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