Amy Williams is chief executive officer of Citizens of Humanity, one of the few vertically integrated denim production facilities in the U.S.

Reports from JDA Software, Mood Media and SAP reveal emerging technologies and store ambience will be crucial for 2019.

Jessica Schaefer is founder and ceo of Bevel, a public relations consultancy driving quantifiable results in fintech, hedge funds and more.

Announced Monday at the NRF Big Show, Amazon web services, Avery Dennison and Samsung join Wiliot’s investors for $30 million in Series B.

The smart fitting rooms bridge internet of things and RFID technology to improve the in-store experience while improving conversion.

Katie Lundin is a marketing and branding specialist a Crowdspring, a crowdsourced design multiservice company.

Tom Buiocchi is chief executive officer of ServiceChannel, a software solution for facilities and maintenance management across retail and other industries. 

WWD’s list of 20-plus tech companies, showing at NRF Big Show 2019, aim to define the future of fashion and retailing.

Phil Granof is chief marketing officer of NewStore, which operates a platform that allows retailers to run their stores on iPhones.

Timepiece as investment piece, Klarna, Europe’s leading payments provider partners with Daniel Wellington in installment payments.

Unveiling at NRF, True Fit insights will be added to Backbone PLM, the cloud-based platform aiming to reduce headache at the design stage.

Digital strategist Quynh Mai on how to optimize consumer engagement.

In a new report by Appriss Retail, the effects of U. S. consumer merchandise returns means job loss, fraud and for retailers — opportunity.

The human touch, clienteling, will continuously redirect to one surface — the touchscreen.

It was poached by marketers, merchandisers and buyers — the word “curated” and all its subsidiaries are here to stay.