Discover the potential impact of one of the most important topics being discussed in brick and mortar retail - Retail Media Networks.
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Retail Media: The Vendor Perspective
In this session we’ll analyze the Retail Media opportunity in the physical environment through the lens of the companies driving its adoption. We will break down a range of topics including the elements that set early adopters apart, the keys to getting ahead of the curve and the challenges still to overcome.
The Phygital Part of Retail Media
Digital screens are increasingly part of our daily lives from billboards, to airports, to taxis and rideshares. Now retailers are leveraging screens both inside and outside their stores to enhance the consumer experience and create advertising opportunities.
We brought together the key stakeholders from retail and real estate to uncover new data-based insights around brick and mortar retail.
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CRE in 2023: What to Expect
In this panel we look at the key trends influencing the wider retail and retail real estate markets and how they could impact 2023, while looking at the role of data in helping to improve decision making.
Making Sense of the Data
Data is changing the way the retail real estate ecosystem operates by utilizing consumer intelligence to improve decision-making and mitigate risks by bringing massive amounts of information to their fingertips. But how do we separate the signal from the noise? In this panel we will talk to leading data players to understand how to maximize data in the current retail environment.
Following Part I of this series where we heard from retail landlords on their future objectives leveraging digital first technologies, Part II invites the highlighted technology vendors being utilized in these organizations to join in on the conversation.
In this panel, we'll speak to leading vendor companies to understand the future of proptech adoption, their biggest challenges and how they plan to bring the sector forward.
Data is changing the way the Retail Real Estate ecosystem operates, enabling professionals to improve decision-making and mitigate risks by bringing massive amounts of information to their fingertips. But what are the steps data players need to take to make the data more accessible? What are the keys to ensuring that the data is used effectively? How do organizations need to change in order to maximize this trend?
In this panel, we'll speak to leading data companies to understand the future of the space, the potential impact and the obstacles limiting maximization of the technology.
Introducing Placer.ai’s first in-person Discover event where key stakeholders from retail, real estate, CPG, and civic come together to uncover new data-based insights around brick and mortar. Hear from experts about industry trends and the real life stories of how trusted location analytics are transforming the way organizations make decisions.
The retail real estate landscape was changing dramatically before COVID, but the pandemic’s impact created new trends while accelerating the impact of others. In this panel, we will break down some of the key trends affecting the space and what these could mean for the coming year, while looking at the role of data in helping to improve decision making amid the uncertainty.
Data is changing the way decisions are made in retail and retail real estate, and the pace of innovation in this area is only increasing. In this panel we will talk to leading data players to understand how to maximize data in the current environment, the growing trend of bringing data sets together and the future of the sector.
While the retail real estate landscape is always evolving, the current environment is unique both in the potential opportunities and the risks it presents. In this panel, we will speak to the tenants themselves to understand how they view a changing landscape, what current trends mean for their own strategic plans, and examine the role data can play in improving collaboration between tenants and landlords.
COVID-driven uncertainty has only deepened the importance that Economic Development professionals across the sector play in driving a thriving retail environment. In this panel, we will focus on what has changed as a result of COVID, the role of Economic Development professionals in the current environment, and the opportunities that have been presented by the recovery.
Defying the Retail Apocalypse narrative, there is a growing recognition of the continued fundamental importance of brick-and-mortar locations to retail success. In this panel we will look at those actively bringing tenants and landlords together to understand how the wider sector is evolving and what it could mean for all players involved.
COVID changed the way we shop and the uncertainty it created forced shopping-center owners to reevaluate strategies on everything from co-tenancy and marketing to acquisitions. In this panel, we will analyze the way COVID impacted shopping-center operations, examine the role of data in maximizing a center’s potential and look at which trends could define 2022.
The disruptions felt across the CRE landscape have put an added focus on effective communication and a deep understanding of consumer sentiment. In this panel we will analyze the way marketing professionals need to adapt and how to leverage data to do so, as well as examine what 2022 could look like for players in the sector.
In this panel we look at the key trends influencing the wider retail and retail real estate markets and how they could impact 2022. From the shifts accelerated by the pandemic to the role of omnichannel in the future of retail, we will examine the key topics driving brick-and-mortar performance.
Whether you’re a real estate veteran, brand new to the scene, a Placer.ai user or not - we can’t wait to show you what the future holds
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Whether you’re a real estate veteran, brand new to the scene, a Placer.ai user or not - we can’t wait to show you what the future holds
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