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Ep. 989 - The Clock Strikes Midnight At Disney

Luke Rauch is the Sr. Director of Insights at Walgeens.&nbsp;&nbsp;We caught up with Luke at the PathtoPurchase Summit, where he gave a key-note about how to success in the Age of Amazon..&nbsp; We covered a variety of topics including:  Unique assortments and customer expereince Loyalty Programs Omni-Channel Future of E-Commerce  Don’t forget to like our&nbsp;facebook page, and if you enjoyed this episode please write us a review on itunes. Episode 123 of the Jason &amp; Scot show was recorded on Monday, March 12, 2018. http://jasonandscot.com Join your hosts Jason "Retailgeek" Goldberg, SVP Commerce &amp; Content at SapientRazorfish, and Scot Wingo, Founder and Executive Chairman of Channel Advisor as they discuss the latest news and trends in the world of e-commerce and digital shopper marketing. New beta feature, Google Transcription: Transcript Jason: [0:25]&nbsp;Welcome to the Jason and Scott show this episode is being recorded on Monday March 12th 2018 I'm your host Jason retailgeek. Scot: [0:37]&nbsp;Hey Jason and welcome back Jason Scott show listeners we are Live From the Past purchase Summit here so apologies are going to a lot more background noise and listen to it used to because we were literally in the spacious exhibit hall where they're setting up and talking and everything. [0:52]&nbsp;So think of it as super high-energy. [0:54]&nbsp;We're really excited we we're here to pre-conference all about Amazon and different strategies there and one of the Keynotes was Luke broke he is the senior director of it us insights for Walgreens Andrew excited to have him on the show. Luke: [1:09]&nbsp;Thanks for having me. Scot: [1:10]&nbsp;Absolutely what would like to kind of using to this list start with kind of career paths and where how do you end up in this exciting world of insights. Luke: [1:20]&nbsp;Yeah so after. A brief Tour of Duty out in the west coast where I surfed and did some other things fun in my life I went to business school and post business school got serious and joined Consulting, I work for Deloitte Consulting in their strategy practice for about four and a half years where I focused on everything that I would consider Revenue accretion, so I always tell people if you ask me to help you fix your supply chain I'm not the right guy but if you need, growth I was the person that you could come and talk to did that again for about four and a half years and for a Litany of reasons both personal professional decide to make the jump over into, Harvey industry side where I joined Walgreens. I'm at Walgreens I am currently responsible for pricing for all eight thousand plus of our stores as well as format inside so all of the work that we do it around different you two formats does the insights work related to that, and then more broadly R-value insights value strategy. Scot: [2:18]&nbsp;Brickell enjoy your talk you mentioned you had a brief stint at Amazon tell us more about that. Luke: [2:23]&nbsp;Yeah when I was in getting my MBA at Michigan I did my internship at Amazon so I spent a summer working and the Fulfillment side. Helping them to build models to better predict utilization within their distribution centers as well as to look at product throughput and be able to make, active analytics to pick what was going to flow in and out the fastest and ensure that we were moving that as close as we could to the Fulfillment centers. Scot: [2:51]&nbsp;Sounds like a pretty meaty 3-month engagement. Luke: [2:54]&nbsp;Yeah it was it was it was a fun project and you get to see how Amazon operated from the inside which some of the things I learned back then for example how they run meetings I've taken with me in my career center. Scot: [3:06]&nbsp;6 pages of typed Pros no PowerPoint one pizza. Jason: [3:11]&nbsp;Going over very well at the Y. The no power point rule. Luke: [3:14]&nbsp;No no I didn't there many days where I wish that there was a no power point rule the funny thing though about about Amazon has a...

EP123 - Walgreens Luke Rauch

Bob Kupbens is the VP of B2C and seller experience at eBay.&nbsp; He's has previously been responsible for E-Commerce at Target, Delta Airlines, and Apple.&nbsp; We covered a variety of topics including the latest innovations at eBay, as well as if and how brands should use Marketplaces and eBay. Episode 124 of the Jason &amp; Scot show was recorded on Monday, March 12, 2018. http://jasonandscot.com Join your hosts Jason "Retailgeek" Goldberg, SVP Commerce &amp; Content at SapientRazorfish, and Scot Wingo, Founder and Executive Chairman of Channel Advisor as they discuss the latest news and trends in the world of e-commerce and digital shopper marketing. New beta feature, Google Transcription: Transcript Jason:&nbsp; [0:25]&nbsp;Welcome to the Jason and Scott show this episode is being recorded it on Tuesday March 20th 2018 I'm your host Jason retailgeek Goldberg and as usual I'm here with your toes Scott Wingo. Scot:&nbsp; [0:39]&nbsp;Hey Jason and welcome back Jason Jason and Scott show listeners we are still recording live here from shop talk show and sunny Las Vegas, ahayah top of the Venetian where we have a beautiful view of the mountains and work cited have a really special guest on the show Bob cuppins he is the VP of b2c and seller experience at eBay welcome to Showbox. Bob:&nbsp; [0:58]&nbsp;Hey thanks guys for having me really appreciate it. Jason:&nbsp; [1:00]&nbsp;Yeah that's what a consonants in your title. Bob:&nbsp; [1:02]&nbsp;Yeah I'm trying to abbreviate it down I'm working on a really cool acronym so I'll get back to you on that one. Jason:&nbsp; [1:06]&nbsp;Awesome maybe Wesner could suggest something in a week. Bob:&nbsp; [1:08]&nbsp;Yeah I think absolutely I'm definitely open to suggestions always feedback is welcome. Jason:&nbsp; [1:12]&nbsp;Call Sababa one of the ways we always start the show and it's going to be putting your phone in your case is just get a quick recap of how you came into the industry and what the what years were the Korean turkey. Bob:&nbsp; [1:24]&nbsp;Well I feel like I've been in the industry for ever I started at Target to have back in the day and I was a part of the other lots of different piece of the business on the film inside. I mean i t e n e Commerce and so-so had a great experience at Target and and love retail from the from the start at work at Delta Airlines for a long time running brand. And digital and and then I've been I was at Apple for two and a half years on the on the online retail side. Jason:&nbsp; [1:47]&nbsp;And there would you like a pot of manufacture. Bob:&nbsp; [1:49]&nbsp;You've heard of Apple yeah I know it's it's a small company based in now in Cupertino they but they built a little that little building you might have you might have seen it from the highway. Exactly and then and I've been at eBay for the last stuff for the last year-and-a-half so I feel like I'm at this industry from a lot of different perspectives you know from manufacturer from retailer enough from the marketplace which is obviously marketplaces a very exciting place to be right now. Jason:&nbsp; [2:13]&nbsp;Absolutely and can you tell us a little bit about what being responsible for the BBC seller experience adeeb and Tails. Bob:&nbsp; [2:19]&nbsp;Yeah I mean our job is to make sellers successful on the platform so it's as simple as that so across our large business sellers great brands that we have on the platform, to you and all of our cohort of small and medium businesses on corner of the Cross across the country who have been in a growing businesses and been very successful all the way to our consumer Sellers and how to wean able consumer Cellular's to make sure that they've got the tools they need, you know when your consumer seller you want to put some on there, on the side on eBay and you want to sell and so how do we make sure that all that happens so my team also looks after a policy so all of our returns and and shipping, and so we're doing everything we can to try...

EP124 - eBay Bob Kupbens

This episode catches up on the latest e-commerce news Walmart News  Walmart Acquires 77% of India E-Commerce Site FlipKart AllswellHome.com launch Website Redesign New Delivery Partners Doordash, Postmates  Amazon News  Sears Tire Partnership Kohls traffic is up at Amazon Stores Chicos says presence on Amazon is driving more store traffic  Other News  Google IO Facebook F8  Don't forget to like our&nbsp;facebook page, and if you enjoyed this episode please write us a review on itunes. Episode 131 of the Jason &amp; Scot show was recorded on Thursday, May 10th 2018. http://jasonandscot.com Join your hosts Jason "Retailgeek" Goldberg, SVP Commerce &amp; Content at SapientRazorfish, and Scot Wingo, Founder and Executive Chairman of Channel Advisor as they discuss the latest news and trends in the world of e-commerce and digital shopper marketing. Transcript Jason:&nbsp; [0:25]&nbsp;Welcome to the Jason and Scott show this is episode 131 being recorded on Thursday May 10th, 2018 I'm your host Jason retailgeek Goldberg and as usual I'm here with your co-host Scot Wingo. Scot:&nbsp; [0:40]&nbsp;Hey Jason and welcome back Jason Scott show listeners. Jason our podcast schedule did not allow for it so we missed May 4th so I'm going to use this opportunity to hit rewind go in the time machine and wish you a late fee May 4th May the force be with you. Jason:&nbsp; [0:59]&nbsp;Thanks. As I hope you know I was thinking of you on May 4th I was kind of sad that we didn't get a chance to talk and I was carefully following your social media feeds to see if you would like post any any pictures of you like, with memorabilia are in costume or something so what what what did you do for May 4th. Scot:&nbsp; [1:18]&nbsp;Yeah I'm soaps first of all I don't know if you know or not but May 1st kind of controversy in the hardcore Star Wars community. I don't have a lot of passion on this but a lot of people feel like it's kind of like our Hallmark holiday in the Star Wars world because the movie came out on May 25th so everyone's like what the heck made for Seattle. Funny pun but we should really be celebrating May 25th so just some fun diversion Star Wars. Factor for cocktail parties so I celebrated. I buy first I do have about cosplayer so I was not a Princess Leah or anything this year but I do have some pretty awesome Crocs from our friends at Crocs have some Stormtroopers and some cheese, this year I decided, tour of the Stormtroopers which was exciting and then I have a new Han Solo movie jacket that I got that's pretty cool it's kind of retro 70s kind of kick, jacket exciting thing for me on May 4th was I had an inkling that tickets will go on sale for the Han Solo movie so I was able to jump on those work some Fandango Magic, and secure up, have good set of tickets for myself in a bunch of friends so going to go see that on the 24th at 7 p.m. you're welcome to fly in from Chicago and see what this would love to have you. Jason:&nbsp; [2:41]&nbsp;If I can get a hall pass from my wife I'm totally doing it. Scot:&nbsp; [2:45]&nbsp;What you can bring her and Beta key we got room for all you guys. Jason:&nbsp; [2:48]&nbsp;That would be fun in honor of you I missed May 4th but on May 5th I took baby geek to Toys R Us cuz I was kind of worried. That he was never going to get to go to a Toys R Us and I I tried very hard to interest him in the the land speeder bed II it was not a sale. Scot:&nbsp; [3:10]&nbsp;What is just couldn't did like it. Jason:&nbsp; [3:14]&nbsp;So we spent like he's very into Vehicles so we spent about 4 hours in the little electric vehicle section of Toys R Us. And I got heat he drove everything from the like Frozen themed Beetle through the the yellow Lamborghini and he on his own volition pics. This GM Silverado two seater pickup truck. [3:45]&nbsp;Yeah which made my my in-laws from the Flint Michigan extremely extremely proud and so we we bought this. The Tesla of a toys right like it's an electric vehicle and. I am now...

EP131 - Industry News, Walmart, FlipKart, Amazon

EP133 - Hot Take: Adobe acquires Magento&nbsp; Adobe announced that they are acquiring Magento commerce for $1.68b.&nbsp;&nbsp;It was disclosed as part of the deal that last year magento’s revenues were $150m, so that’s a 11X multiple which is pretty awesome. &nbsp;Adobe’s largest deal in decade. Adobe annoucement Magento Blog Mark Lavelle, CEO, and&nbsp;Peter Sheldon&nbsp;VP Strategy at Magento Commerce were on Episode 50 of the Jason &amp; Scot Show. Don't forget to like our&nbsp;facebook page, and if you enjoyed this episode please write us a review on itunes. Episode 133 of the Jason &amp; Scot show was recorded on Monday, May 21st 2018. http://jasonandscot.com Join your hosts Jason "Retailgeek" Goldberg, SVP Commerce &amp; Content at SapientRazorfish, and Scot Wingo, Founder and Executive Chairman of Channel Advisor as they discuss the latest news and trends in the world of e-commerce and digital shopper marketing. Transcript Jason: [0:25]&nbsp;Welcome to the Jason and Scott show this is episode 133 being recorded on Monday May 21st 2018 I'm your host Jason retailgeek Goldberg and as usual I'm here with your hoes Scott Wingo. Scot: [0:39]&nbsp;Hey Jason are welcome back Jason Scott show listeners this is one of those unusual times. You're actually recording back-to-back shows and Publishing them simultaneously that's because we had previously planned put out our. NPD idea show recap which you should be able to find right there in your favorite podcast listener, device select / technology, and then the universe was curveball there was a big announcement after the market today and that announcement was that a Doe B is acquiring which into Commerce for 1.6. Billion dollars that's billion with a B it was. Disclosed as part of the deal that last year magenta revenues were a hundred fifty million that's already some analysts notes that are saying they would expect that to be about 180 million this year that's 11% multiple witches. Pretty awesome for Magento and also adobe's largest deal in over a decade. So what we're going to do here is a pretty short show because it is very timely and, just got to get share some background on these two companies and their aspirations and some of the things that have happened to them before and then. Jason is our resident. [1:58]&nbsp;E-commerce platform Guru I'm going to send him some lightning around rapid fire questions to kind of get some analysis what that means for both Adobe Magento and then some other. [2:11]&nbsp;Books out there so we can kick it off with a brief history of Magento. [2:16]&nbsp;And I'll cover that and then Jason oil run you run us through adobe's e-commerce history. So would you do was born in 2007 it's an open source project which means you have this collaboration of people, they got together and there was a commercial company and Roy Rubin and you've cut his eyes at you. Jason: [2:38]&nbsp;Aren't you don't know a Metroid but I never met you oh so I'm going to assume that's you got a ride. Scot: [2:46]&nbsp;Listening you can write in and I would have better phonetic. We have six new they released this isn't what they were planning on doing was taking a. You know I previously open sourcing in making improvements but they did so much changes they came up with the whole new offering and so. That started as a community project and then they monetize it to an Enterprise offering that initially just had some support and then later on had, kind of different feature set than the community offering Bob Schwartz join in 2009 he is a guy that I think pretty much everyone in the world e-commerce is met several times he still out and about, a great guy has enterprise software background really ramped them up and. Jason: [3:27]&nbsp;Side note is a Jason and Scott show Wisner as well so shut out to Bob and Bob used to run e-commerce at Nordstrom. Scot: [3:34]&nbsp;Hey Bob Hope you had still had some more options in here somewhere I'm not sure if that's possible but...

EP133 - Hot Take: Adobe acquires Magento

Sucharita (Mulpuru) Kodali @smulpuru is the Vice President and Principal Analyst at Forrester Research covering retail and e-commerce.&nbsp; She has previously worked at Saks Fifth Ave, Toys R Us, and Walt Disney Company. In this interview, we cover a wide range of topics including shop.org 2018, Amazon, marketplaces, holiday 2018 predictions, personalization, and the future of e-commerce. Upcoming:  Groceryshop October 28-31, Las Vegas  Don't forget to like our&nbsp;facebook page, and if you enjoyed this episode please write us a review on itunes. Episode 146 of The Jason &amp; Scot Show was recorded on Thursday, September 20th, 2018. http://jasonandscot.com Join your hosts Jason "retailgeek" Goldberg, SVP Commerce &amp; Content at SapientRazorfish, and Scot Wingo, Founder and Executive Chairman of Channel Advisor as they discuss the latest news and trends in the world of e-commerce and digital shopper marketing. Transcript Jason: [0:25]&nbsp;Welcome to the Jason and Scott show this is episode 146 being recorded on Thursday September 20th 2018 I'm your host Jason retailgeek Goldberg and as usual I'm here with your co-host Scot Wingo. Scot: [0:41]&nbsp;Hey Jason and welcome back Jason and Scott show listeners Jason were sitting here at episode warning 146 knocking on 150 and there's someone we've been trying to get on the show for a long time but she is so busy it's taken almost a hundred fifty episodes for the stars and the moon and the planets to align so we are really really excited to finally have on the Jason and Scott show the Infamous and famous sucharita kodaly welcome to the show sucharita. Sucharita: [1:11]&nbsp;Oh thank you Scott and I'd only been waiting for years to even be invited to the show so this is my moment. Scot: [1:20]&nbsp;Usually the inter I give like a little blurb about people and I was like near LinkedIn and there was so many things you've done the the ones I'll just throw out there you've got tons of retailers at Walt Disney and of course well known for Forester so so you're welcome to show excited to have you. Sucharita: [1:41]&nbsp;Thanks for having me I appreciate it finally. Jason: [1:46]&nbsp;Hahaha. I feel like the weight is going to be well worth it as you know from having listened to a couple shows we always like to start by a kind of orienting the listeners with a little bit of background and sort of a. A quick synopsis of of the scope of your roll now so I know you have a fancy title principal Analyst at Forrester. What does a principal analyst do. Sucharita: [2:10]&nbsp;Yeah I'm pumped Forrester for for for those who don't know is a technology research company it said based in Cambridge Massachusetts and we have a number of analysts to focus on different aspects of a technology research and I've focused for the 10-plus years that I've been at Forrester I'm on the retail industry so that means digital retail omni-channel issues mobile Commerce social commerce and anything and everything that really involves a bit technology or the internet and I work with retailers and a lot of the technology suppliers and Technology software providers that that support the retail industry. Jason: [2:56]&nbsp;Very cool and Anna Scott alluded to it but you you have a prodigious retail background before coming to Forest or can you share their listeners of the synopsis of how you got there. Sucharita: [3:08]&nbsp;Yeah yeah there would you pull just before I had joined Forrester I was at a department store so I worked at Saks Fifth Avenue for the saks.com team. And the four sacks I worked in Big Box retail I was at Toys R Us for for a little while and then before that I was at a startup during the first.com the late 90s and it was that it was a startup that was in the e-commerce space selling baby products Baby Style and that was actually founded by a colleague who had worked at Disney when I was when I was there so so that is that range of experiences except brands internet start-up department stores in...

EP146 - Forrester Analyst Sucharita Kodali

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