Fairchild Media Group announced its virtual Tech Forum on June 16 and 17 as technology investments soar, positioning 2021 to be the retail sector’s best year in five years.
The forum, titled “The Data Revolution, From Creation to Consumer,” welcomes retail industry leaders and stakeholders looking to learn more on how influential brands and retailers, new innovators and powerful tech platforms are fueling the industry revolution as we prepare for what many predict will be the “Roaring ’20s” of the post-pandemic world.
“More than a year of lockdowns has irrevocably changed the way we work, shop — and simply live,” said Amanda Smith, president of FMG. “These changes have had, and will continue to have, an immeasurable impact on the industry as we spend more of our lives virtually.”
[To register for the FMG Tech Forum, visit: FMG Tech Forum]
FMG Tech Forum discussions will address adapting to virtual experiences, fashion’s role in gaming and esports, converting data into intelligence using AI and machine learning, the future of work, modernizing fashion’s value chain as e-commerce becomes the norm for consumers for everything from food to luxury goods and much more.
The forum, titled “The Data Revolution, From Creation to Consumer,” welcomes retail industry leaders and stakeholders looking to learn more on how influential brands and retailers, new innovators and powerful tech platforms are fueling the industry revolution as we prepare for what many predict will be the “Roaring ’20s” of the post-pandemic world.
“More than a year of lockdowns has irrevocably changed the way we work, shop — and simply live,” said Amanda Smith, president of FMG. “These changes have had, and will continue to have, an immeasurable impact on the industry as we spend more of our lives virtually.”
[To register for the FMG Tech Forum, visit: FMG Tech Forum]
FMG Tech Forum discussions will address adapting to virtual experiences, fashion’s role in gaming and esports, converting data into intelligence using AI and machine learning, the future of work, modernizing fashion’s value chain as e-commerce becomes the norm for consumers for everything from food to luxury goods and much more.
Farfetch’s José Neves.
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