Podcasts about store no

'Running to get an item you forgot about while the cashier at the grocery store is scanning your groceries... Totally okay or a big no-no?' 'Everyone learned a few French words by reading the back of the cereal box..'

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For Episode 64 of Today's News Tonight, we're joined by Vtuber, Miss Fushi, as we discuss a huge discovery of PS2 prototypes, Sony reportedly closing their PS3, PSP, and Vita digital stores, Capcom kicking off Resident Evil's 25th anniversary, Sakurai on a Kid Icarus: Uprising remake, and more! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/gvg/support

A partir de agosto, desenvolvedores que venderem seus jogos na Microsoft Store de PC receberão 88% do valor total da transação - um aumento relativo ao padrão de 70% da indústria. PH e Guilherme Dias comentam essa e outras notícias desta quinta-feira, incluindo novidades de Halo Infinite e Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order.

Sam Walton used to test new ideas at Walmart's 8th store in Morrilton, Arkansas. Today, Store No. 8 is the name of our company's incubation arm. Scott Eckert's team is always looking around the corner to identify new tech trends - some might have uncertain outcomes, but big potential if the idea works. Srini Venkatesan's team then tests, iterates, and develops a final product to be implemented in stores across the country. InHome delivery and Intelligent Retail Lab both started at Store No. 8! We're constantly running startups inside Walmart to remove friction for our associates and continue innovating for our customers. Listen to this new episode of The Huddle with John Furner to hear how we're honoring Walmart's entrepreneurial history while encouraging our teams to perform and transform for the future with Store No. 8.

In the latest edition of the Omni Talk Fast Five, sponsored by FastSensor and Takeoff, Anne, Emma the Intern, and I talk: – Walmart smartly (and finally) shutting down its doomed from the start Store No 8 VR experiment – Social commerce, by way of WhatsApp Shopping – Stripe and Shopify linking up for banking – The opening of Amazon's 5th Fresh grocery store in Illinois (which is getting to be a pretty common occurrence in the Fast Five) – The death of the IKEA catalog – And, breaking the sound barrier. Yes, who doesn't need a little Chuck Yeager, especially this week? All that, plus we ask Emma the Intern how she is coping with her newfound celebrity status. To learn more about FastSensor, visit: www.fastsensor.com/retail-promo To learn more about Takeoff, visit: www.takeoff.com/

El día de hoy estaremos hablando de la compra de ARM por Nvidia y si me refiero a la empresa de tarjetas de video, se actualizan las normas del App Store pero muy probablemente seguiremos sin juegos en streaming en iOS y esta semana tendremos eventos grandes el evento de Apple y el evento de Playstation, sin mas que agregar comenzamos FNews Podcast es un Show de CódigoFacilito en donde anunciamos y damos nuestro punto de vista acerca de las noticias mas importantes de tecnología, desarrollo de software, videojuegos y lo más relevante de la semana en CódigoFacilito.

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"Covid-19 has really highlighted the need to ensure that supply chains are lean, agile and built around COLLABORATIVE relationships." (#108). Like almost all businesses, the retail sector has been hard hit by the pandemic lockdown. While the coronavirus disruption isn’t permanent, it’s nevertheless a critical test of an organisation’s resilience which could help make it stronger in the long term. Resilience and flexibility are now more important than ever, so how do business leaders improve this? Our guests are accounting academics Professor John Cullen and Professor Lisa Jack, and they share some useful findings from their years of research into best practices in the management of retail returns. This will be of particular interest to accounting and finance professionals who work with clients in the process improvement, logistics, scenario-planning or supply chain-management sector.  TALKING POINTS. Ensuring and delivering value through financial control. Where accountants can help things work more smoothly between cross-functional teams. How to navigate uncertain times. How to embed the best accounting principles into processes. Tools and resources that can help. RESOURCES. Download the report and presentation “Buy Online, Return in Store - No such thing as a free return”. Get the 2018 reverse logistics diagnostic toolkit. Explore CIMAGlobal research papers. The Task Force coronavirus technology resource page AICPA coronavirus resource centre at www.aicpa.org/coronavirus CIMA coronavirus resource centre at www.cimaglobal.com/coronavirus. SHARE WITH YOUR NETWORK. Know someone who should hear this podcast? Click on these links to share this episode with colleagues and friends. Recommend it to your LinkedIn connections.  Send to Twitter.  Auto-share on your Facebook page.  Tell someone via email.  GIVE FEEDBACK. How did you discover our podcast, where do you listen, and what would you like to hear more of? Finance pro or not, we'd love to know what you think. Email us here. ABOUT OUR PODCAST The Voices. These conversations with expert guests are recorded by different members of the AICPA & CIMA team from our offices around the world. While the sound quality may vary, we hope that the insights will be consistently useful. Hear more. Get our shows every week automatically and free. Share them easily with colleagues and friends by using the icons on your app or media player. Skill Up. Find related CPD/CPE resources at the AICPA Store and the CGMA Store. Connect. #GoBeyondDisruption @AICPANews @CIMA_News ©2018-2020 Association of International Certified Professional Accountants (AICPA & CIMA)

What’s going on?!? Happy Monday to each and every one of you! Here’s another episode I’ve been sitting on. In this episode I talk about an old country store I grew up going to. Next I talk about a lady who uses her butt to trick people. Lastly I discuss the passing of Kobe and how a comedian/troll got a bunch of heat over something he did. Thanks for listening! Peace Contact me: glenthinksstuff@yahoo.com Twitter: @GlenThinksStuff --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Multi-store owner Luke Williford of The Wash House Inc. discusses best practices for making the jump to Store No. 2 and beyond.

You can wield a lightsaber, just like in the movies with the French Fencing Federation, play VR music games, or plan your surgery with AR. Or, step into Store No. 8 to experience the How to Train Your Dragon world. Continue reading →

A new feature of TheCurrent Innovators podcast is a monthly discussion between our hosts, Liz Bacelar and Rachel Arthur. The two of them – also partners of TheCurrent's innovation consultancy – come across a lot of different technologies, tons of startup entrepreneurs and many big ideas through their day jobs. Doing so means they generate many big opinions of their own – but, unsurprisingly, they don't always agree. So, they've now put what normally stays behind closed doors in the office, on record for podcast listeners. In this first episode, the two explore what virtual reality (VR) really means for the retail industry. That comes off the back of recent news that saw Walmart filing for two patents that suggest it will launch a virtual reality-based shopping experience in the future. The world's largest retailer detailed the idea of a virtual showroom and a fulfillment system that will enable shoppers to both explore and purchase products using the technology. The news follows Walmart's acquisition of Spatialand, a software startup focused on creating VR experiences, which now sits within the retailer's Store No. 8 in-house tech incubator. What's more, Alibaba and Amazon are also playing in this space. The latter has already launched an example of VR shopping with Macy's for Singles Day, while Amazon recently opened 10 virtual reality kiosks in India to promote its Prime Day shopping event. Yet, there's an argument that much of VR, when we're talking about application beyond gaming and entertainment, really is just gimmick. At a time when there's little space left for technology for technology's sake, the question is, are these retailers actually one step ahead of the game, or still just playing with something for the sake of it? Liz has some strong views on the lack of headset penetration and what that really means for consumer uptake in the long term, while Rachel argues there's still space for PR opportunities with such a technology all the same. What it comes down to is relevancy in terms of both business objectives and the target consumer. Between them, they also dive into some further case studies, explore where VR really could impact retail down the line, and jump into the virtues of other technologies in the same space as alternatives.

Where did those discounts go??? | Sit down, Microsoft. | Store No 8 Gobbles Up Another. | Weird News of the Week --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/brickdatacast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/brickdatacast/support

Walmart’s Store No 8 incubates cutting-edge retail technology to help people save money and live better. Lori Flees, Walmart’s SVP of Next Generation Retail and Principal of Store No 8, makes sure that America’s second largest retail company is investing in the right retail technology.

Katie Finnegan is shaping the future of Walmart's relationship with technology. As the principal of Store No. 8, an incubator that's owned by Walmart but operates as an individual LLC, Finnegan is playing the long game. Her company acquires businesses that are at the forefront of the next generation of retail technology, mastering capabilities like personalization, virtual reality and robotics in the supply chain. Finnegan said it's realistic that the technologies won't be viable for another five, 10 or 15 years — but when they are, the goal is that Walmart will have the leading edge over the competition. She joined us to recap Store No. 8's first year in business, share her predictions around how the relationship between customers and retailers will evolve, and explain what should be at the forefront of fashion brands' work with technology.

According to a new survey, 83% of shoppers think they are smarter than store associates. Wal-Mart is creating a start-up incubator. Malls are way oversaturated. There's a solution. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/brickdatacast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/brickdatacast/support

Shaun recaps a couple days' worth of trying to confront casual racism in a Saturday Night Live sketch review. The cold open to Saturday Night Live's January 23 episode focused mainly on the absurdity of Sarah Palin's recent Donald Trump endorsement. This is a target that makes sense, given Tina Fey's celebrated rendition of the former Governor of Alaska. As Vox.com's Culture Editor Todd VanDerWerff pointed out, the sketch was a weak one in the contexts of both SNL's history of political commentary and the more narrow niche of "Fey as Palin" bits. In his review, however, VanDerWerff praised two lines from the sketch, and one of them seems only to be funny if seen as a reference to the inherent absurdity of the Chinese. Friend of the show Andrew joined Shaun this episode to talk broadly about what the "Asian as absurd" trope means when you're an Asian American lover of pop culture, using the VanDerWerff piece as a launching point and as a singular point of focus to think about which marginalized groups are worth listening to. We dream of entertaining you for a living, and your Patreon support can make this possible: http://patreon.com/nototally Rating and reviewing us on iTunes is one of the most helpful things you could possibly do for us, and you can do it here: http://nototally.com/iTunes Comment at our website: http://nototally.com Like us on facebook: https://facebook.com/nototally Yell at us on twitter: https://twitter.com/NoTotally

No podcast de hoje, um pouco sem voz por conta de um resfriado, converso com Junior Nannetti durante um percurso de carro sobre algumas coisas do Loop Infinito e a importância de uma loja oficial da Apple no Brasil. O áudio não ficou tão bom porque havia ruídos do carro. Utilizamos o lapela Rode Mic no motorista Will e um H1 no passageiro Nannetti. Link para assinar os podcasts no iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/br/podcast/marchwill/id735290633?l=en&mt=2 http://www.twitter.com/marchwill http://www.twitter.com/juniornannetti