Apparel Research And Reports

Some fashion brands and manufacturers are realizing even greater benefits from PLM by leveraging its data in sourcing, production, quality assurance, fulfillment and sales.

In Apparel’s 2nd annual Technology Outlook, reducing product costs stands out as the key business initiative for the second year in a row, with improving the e-commerce experience the top priority in terms of supporting growth in 2019.

PLM software vendors see a chance to disrupt the software market by offering differentiated 3D functionality ahead of their competition. First, though, the industry must recognize PLM as an end-to-end business discipline worthy of advanced strategic thinking and technology investments.

New research explores how technology and global collaboration are helping the fashion industry tackle the big challenges.

This e-Book will arm you with solid, practical advice for your PLM selection and implementation process -- from the initial RFP to determining business needs and from overcoming disconnects to achieving true successful adoption.

The end game now is personalization — an outcome that's constantly evolving as innovative companies find new ways to create meaningful experiences for each individual that fuse the online and offline worlds and strike the optimal balance between transaction and emotion.

As a precursor to the age of artificial intelligence (AI), the current era of advanced business intelligence (BI) can give retailers better visibility into channels inside and outside their organizations and how consumers engage with all of them.

The complexity of consumer demand and the strain it puts on the end-to-end supply chain make profitability all but impossible without effective use of artificial intelligence.

Delivering on consumer expectations comes from the ability to complete the perfect order: getting the right products delivered at the best price, when and where they want.