“Brand architecture” is definitely a thing — and companies such as Multimedia Plus and Retailu are here to help lay the foundation.
“People build brands — we build people,” according to Retailu, an online e-learning retail leadership development firm. And for a company that inspires retailers to invest in standout talent by growing their skillsets through a blend of targeted coursework online, it makes sense that the firm has now partnered with retail technology company Multimedia Plus for a content partnership, the proverbial yin to its yang.
Multimedia Plus fosters relationships between field associates and consumers to add that special touch to the retail experience by offering immediate access to data and skills that ultimately increase revenue, productivity, and help retailers create “impactful engagements” with consumers, the company said.
And so, as the retail powers unite, the firms will jointly offer retailers the ability to provide Retailu’s accessible, affordable skill-building and leadership development programs on Multimedia Plus’s Incite platform, which currently counts glittering luxury brands such as Kate Spade, Tiffany & Co., Armani and David Yurman as clients.
Incite, a mobile-first communications and training platform that serves up “data-rich metrics” and “bite-sized” video-based communications and training programs, can measure relevant data against KPIs from
“People build brands — we build people,” according to Retailu, an online e-learning retail leadership development firm. And for a company that inspires retailers to invest in standout talent by growing their skillsets through a blend of targeted coursework online, it makes sense that the firm has now partnered with retail technology company Multimedia Plus for a content partnership, the proverbial yin to its yang.
Multimedia Plus fosters relationships between field associates and consumers to add that special touch to the retail experience by offering immediate access to data and skills that ultimately increase revenue, productivity, and help retailers create “impactful engagements” with consumers, the company said.
And so, as the retail powers unite, the firms will jointly offer retailers the ability to provide Retailu’s accessible, affordable skill-building and leadership development programs on Multimedia Plus’s Incite platform, which currently counts glittering luxury brands such as Kate Spade, Tiffany & Co., Armani and David Yurman as clients.
Incite, a mobile-first communications and training platform that serves up “data-rich metrics” and “bite-sized” video-based communications and training programs, can measure relevant data against KPIs from
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