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Rules of Engagement for Retail
KPMG’s global consumer and retail report states that 2019 will be a transformational year for retail. Technology will continue to change the rules of engagement; consumers will be more demanding than ever, and getting them to notice a brand amid all the noise in the market will be an even greater challenge. Here are the