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• Google / Apple / Windows Phones - Take Pictures? In my Store? Get out....!

  My how we have come a long way since I first began in Retail, goodness that was over 20 years ago! Back then we had no internet, comparison shopping was walking down main street, or the emerging shopping malls. Social Commerce was listening to what your Read More... Posted 05 March 2010 19:04 by Derek.Dunlop | 1 Comments Filed under: apple, high street brands, retail, Diary Of A Madman, digital media, marketing, google, virtual high street, social shopping, digital lifestyle, Apps Store, mobile apps, android, mobile, e-commerce, eCommerce, iPhone, m-commerce, mobile commerce, future of mobile, UK High Street, UK Retail, Retail Commerce, micro e-commerce, social media

• Retail & eCommerce: Why is it not going to plan?

  I was prompted to write this blog in a sort of pseudo response to an article in the FT  article http://tinyurl.com/RetailFT around the predictions of ecommerce and why there is not the glutton of mass adoption of this medium. Well firstly it is doing Read More... Posted 08 July 2009 14:31 by Derek.Dunlop | 2 Comments Filed under: high street brands, multi-channel retailing, pop up retail, retail, Diary Of A Madman, brand development, social networks, social shopping, retail theatre, retail training, e-commerce, eCommerce, recession, recession retail, 360° Retail, business vision, strategy, business strategy, EMC Consulting EMEA, death of the high street, UK High Street, UK Retail, Retail Commerce, social media

• Amazon: from e-tailer to the worlds first e-shopping mall?

  I’ve been talking about the state of the high street for my last few posts and of course will continue to discuss and debate the future and where there could be some light at the end of the tunnel (looking specifically at the launch of Wellworths - a Read More... Posted 13 March 2009 20:28 by Derek.Dunlop | 0 Comments Filed under: digital downloads, high street brands, multi-channel retailing, brand identity, online retailers, Longtail, Amazon, retail, Diary Of A Madman, traditional high street, digital media, brand development, online advertising, microsoft, virtual high street, retail week, business tools, business intelligence, digital media evangelist, digital lifestyle, web platform, Marketplace, e-commerce, eCommerce, Amazon commerce, mobile commerce, recession retail, micro distribution, macro distribution, 360° Retail, 2009, business vision, business strategy, EMC Consulting EMEA, UK High Street, UK Retail, Retail Commerce, web technology, micro e-commerce, nano technology, nano commerce, Amazon CloudFront, AWS, TwitPay, jeff bezos, 722, e-shopping mall, EC2, Amazon S3

• How do you save the UK Retail High Street ?

  I have been asked a lot recently by friends, colleagues and others within the struggling retail sector what is the future and how can both large brands and smaller boutiques stores sustain and survive on our traditional high street? I don’t have a magic Read More... Posted 10 February 2009 13:41 by Derek.Dunlop | 1 Comments Filed under: retail, Diary Of A Madman, UK High Street, BERR, Peter Madelson, BCSC, UK Retail, Michael Green, UK Government, Retail Commerce, Jeremy Collins