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Retail Trends and New Concepts that are Transforming Retail Innovations 8 Neil Stern - Ebeltoft USA & Lourens Verweij - Ebeltoft Group

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RETAIL INOVATIONS 8 presents a synthesis of the most impactful and recent innovation trends as well as an overview of new cases that reflect how these trends are shaping today’s retail concepts, ranging from brick-and-mortar to on-line and cross-channel. - 40+ Retail Innovation Cases - From 16 Countries - Covering the 8 latest Retail Innovation Trends

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Retail

Trends and New Concepts that are Transforming Retail

Innovations 8

Neil Stern - Ebeltoft USA &

Lourens Verweij - Ebeltoft Group

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C O N T E N T S

Ebeltoft Group .....................................................................................................................2

Market Environment and Innovation Trends ..................................................3

Winner of Retail Innovation Award at WRC 2012 .......................................8

Acknowledgments ....................................................................................................... 126

Retail innovations 8

Nominees of Retail Innovation Award WRC 2012 .....................................14

Retail Trends .......................................................................................................................35

Emmas Enkel ............................................ 14Desigual La Vida es Chula Store .......... 18Magazine Você .......................................... 22

top3 by design ........................................ 26Zew Store ................................................ 30

Curated Collections C.Wonder ............................................. 36 This is Story ......................................... 38 The Shops at Target ............................ 40

Customization & Crowd Sourcing Shoes of Prey ....................................... 44 Joe Button ............................................. 46 Frau Tonis Parfum ................................ 48 Migros Aare Wunschbaum................. 50 4 Food ................................................... 52

Eco-Friendly - Green is Good Baby Deli .............................................. 56 m-way .................................................... 58

Hyper Local Din Baghave (Your Back Garden) ... 62 A la Ferme de Sart .............................. 64 BotteGas ............................................... 66 Treasure & Bond ................................. 68

Online Offline Mashup Bric Store ............................................. 72 ID24 Facebook ID in-store ............. 74

Retailvention Magazine Luiza .................................... 78 Loblaw’s ................................................ 80 Urban Eatery ...................................... 82 Bolia ..................................................... 84 Kähler .................................................. 86 adidas NEO Label .............................. 88 Excelsior Milano ................................. 90 Renova .................................................. 92 Maternity Exchange ........................... 94 ToTT ..................................................... 96 Walgreen’s ........................................... 98

Service Experience 2.0 FangSuo Commune .........................102 Telekom Flagship ...............................104 Louis Vuitton Maison ........................106 Glatt Try Store ...................................108 Turkcell ................................................110 Sample Trend ......................................112 State Farm Next Door Café ..........114

Technology Intervention Euronics 3.0 .......................................118 ’90 Minutes’ .......................................120 Tesco ...................................................122 Sprinkles Cupcake ATM ..................124

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E b E l T O f T g r O u p

Members of Ebeltoft Group

We are an international group of 20 consultancy companies with a common high level of expertise and

focus on retail. Since 1990 we have helped retailers as well as suppliers to the retail sector to remain competitive and achieve

their goals by blending global retail expertise with the member´s local insight. Among our clients are 36 of the top 100 retailers and 29 of the top 50 manufacturers worldwide.Since it was founded the Ebeltoft Group has analyzed global retail innovation trends and, since 2005 we have presented this analysis in our annual publication Retail Innovations that focuses on emerging trends and the most interesting cases worldwide.

Ebeltoft Group´s global studies and publications included: Environmental Sustainability (2010); The Trust Factor (2011); NeoConsumer (2011); Global Cross Channel Report (2012); Retail Internationalization-Global Outlook (forthcoming in 2013).

Asia - Oceania

Europe

Americas

McMILLAN DOOLITTLE

the retail experts

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M a r k E T E N v i r O N M E N T a N d i N N O v a T i O N T r E N d S

Ebeltoft Group has been formally tracking trends in retail innovation around the globe for nearly

a decade and our individual member companies for a far longer period of time. In short, there

has been enormous change that has occurred within society, the customer, and ultimately, in the

retail stores that serve them.

When viewed on a regular basis, however, that change is not always as apparent. We began to

formally track Retail Innovation as a means to catalogue such change, and more importantly, begin to

predict where retail will be headed in the future. So, the emphasis on innovation became purposely

forward-looking: what is on the leading edge? Some of the individual ideas highlighted in prior Retail

Innovation books are no longer in business but the broader trends carry on.

Retail lnnovations 8 represents our latest compilation of these trends, highlighting both the

individual stores and the key themes that emerge from studying the whole.

What makes this compilation unique? We compile innovation from two key sources: The individual

members of Ebeltoft Group submit entries highlighting the best from their own countries. We

have also been judging the Innovation category for the World Retail Congress and look at these

submissions as well. In total, we looked at well over 100 “innovation” cases from more than 20

countries.

These cases clearly demonstrate both the diversity of innovation that is occurring globally as

well as the remarkable emergence of consistent themes that play out on a global basis. This is

undoubtedly due to the rapid spread of information and perhaps, common global consumer needs

being addressed.

On Innovation:

“Edison’s electric light did not come about from the continuous improvement of the candle…”

(Oren Harrari)

Retailers around the world are justifiably consumed with trying to make the stores they run today

more successful. They must literally make constant course corrections in assortments, pricing,

merchandising and store operations to keep the business going. In short, they are necessarily in the

candle improvement business.

However, when retailers are consumed by the day to day business, it becomes very difficult to work

on step changes within the business. Oftentimes, true innovation happens from outside traditional

retailers, who are forced to play catch up or miss trends entirely. Historically, the majority of retail

innovations came from entrepreneurs who seized upon a market opportunity versus established

retailers.

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ACKNOWLEdGMENTS

Thanks to the Ebeltoft Group members, our local retail experts:

• Brian Walker, Louise Davis (Ebeltoft Australia - Retail Doctor Group)• Renato Muller, Alberto Serrentino (Ebeltoft Brazil - GS&MD)• John Williams (Ebeltoft Canada - JCW Group)• Henning Bahr, Mai Thomsen (Ebeltoft Scandinavia - Retail Institute Scandinavia)• Cédric Ducrocq, Alexia Dumas (Ebeltoft France - Dia-Mart)• Thomas Rotthowe, Constanze Cravaack (Ebeltoft Germany - Gruppe Nymphenburg)• Fabrizio Valente, Irene Gilardoni (Ebeltoft Italy - Kiki Lab)• Luis Rosario (Ebeltoft Portugal - IMR)• Luke Lim, Mei Lan Koh (Ebeltoft Singapore & China - A.S. Louken)• MagdaEspuga, Laure de Úbeda (Ebeltoft Spain - Kiss Retail)• MarcoFuhrer, Oriana Spitaleri (Ebeltoft Switzerland - Fuhrer & Hotz)• Murat Sunar, Murat Eser (Ebeltoft Turkey - Eurosis)• Monica Lucas (Ebeltoft UK - Pragma Consulting)• Neil Stern, Felicia Greenbaum, Lauren Stookal (Ebeltoft USA - McMillan Doolittle)

Thanks to all the retailers that helped us collect the material

Kind regards,Neil Stern & Lourens Verweij on behalf of Ebeltoft Group EBELTOFT GROUP – International Retail ExpertsBalmes,109 5º2ª08008 Barcelona, SpainTel. +34.93.452.7339Email: [email protected]

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EBELTOFT AUSTRALIA Retail Doctor Group | www.retaildoctor.com.au

EBELTOFT BRAZIL GS&MD Gouvêa de Souza | www.gsmd.com.br

EBELTOFT CANAdA J.C. Williams Group I www.jcwg.com

EBELTOFT CHINA A.S.Louken China I www.gochinaretail.com

EBELTOFT FRANCE Dia-Mart I www.dia-mart.fr

EBELTOFT GERMANY Gruppe Nymphenburg I www.nymphenburg.de

EBELTOFT INdIA RAMMS I www.ramms.co.in

EBELTOFT ITALYKiki Lab I www.kikilab.it

EBELTOFT MEXICO TodoRetail I www.todoretail.com

EBELTOFT NETHERLANdSQ&A Research & Consultancy | www.q-and-a.nl

EBELTOFT PORTUGAL Instituto de Marketing Research I www.imr.pt EBELTOFT ROMANIA Architected Business Solutions | www.abs-europe.com

EBELTOFT SCANdINAVIA Retail Institute Scandinavia | www.retail-institute-scandinavia.dk

EBELTOFT SINGAPORE A.S.Louken I www.aslouken.com

EBELTOFT SPAIN KISS Retail I www.kissretail.com

EBELTOFT SWITZERLANd Fuhrer & Hotz I www.fuhrer-hotz.ch

EBELTOFT TURKEY Eurosis Consulting I www.eurosis.biz

EBELTOFT UK Pragma Consulting I www.pragmauk.com

EBELTOFT USA McMillanDoolittle I www.mcmillandoolittle.com

Okamura Consulting | www.okamuraconsulting.com

EBELTOFT GROUP

www.ebeltoftgroup.com

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Tracking Retail Innovation trends around the world...

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“Edison’s electric light did not come about from the continuous improvement of the candle…”(Oren Harrari)

Retailers around the world are justifiably consumed with trying to make the stores they run todaymore successful. They must literally make constant course corrections in assortments, pricing,merchandising and store operations to keep the business going. In short, they are necessarily in thecandle improvement business.

However, when retailers are consumed by the day to day business, it becomes very difficult to workon step changes within the business. Oftentimes, true innovation happens from outside traditionalretailers, who are forced to play catch up or miss trends entirely. Historically, the majority of retailinnovations came from entrepreneurs who seized upon a market opportunity versus establishedretailers.

Retail innovation is alive and well as retailing around the world takes advantage of the opportunities created by the dramatic shifts in consumer behavior. Those individual retailers poised to take advantage of these key innovation trends have the opportunity to thrive in the future and position themselves within the global retail marketplace.

Curated Collections Eco-Friendly - Green is Good Hyper Local Service Experience 2.0

Technology Intervention Customization & Crowdsourcing Online Offline Mashup Retailvention

Tendenze delle Retail Innovations

We are an international group of 20 consultancy companies with a common high level of expertise and focus on retail. Since 1990 we have helped retailers as well as suppliers to the retail sector to remain competitive and achieve their goals by blending global retail expertise with the member´s local insight. Among our clients are 36 of the top 100 retailers and 29 of the top 50 manufacturers worldwide.Since it was founded the Ebeltoft Group has analyzed global retail innovation trends and, since 2005 we have presented this analysis in our annual publication Retail Innovations that focuses on emerging trends and the most interesting cases worldwide.

Ebeltoft Group´s global studies and publications included: Environmental Sustainability (2010); The Trust Factor (2011); NeoConsumer (2011); Global Cross Channel Report (2012); Retail Internationalization-Global Outlook (forthcoming in 2013).

www.ebeltoftgroup.com

For a personal presentation of the Retail Innovations trends and cases or information about our latest global Publications and Research please contact Ebeltoft Group or our member in your region.