Success in tomorrow’s world will depend on how well you adapt and take advantage of change. As big data increases, understanding consumers’ needs and dreams will become a key challenge.
Meaningful Brand PerformanceThe Meaningful Brand Index found that currently only 20% of brands have a notable positive impact on our wellbeing and quality of life and most people wouldn’t care if 70% of brands disappeared – so it’s clearly time to rethink business models and business values. To deliver Meaningful Brand Performance – true value in all areas of life – we must connect and engage with our consumers. For far too long we have banked on left-brain thinking only.
Everything is interconnectedIt’s time to offer Left & Right brain values to shape a positive future vision. This is Multidimensional Thinking – my method for mapping out trends. Our Food Retail Trend Atlas 2020+ visualises the future by exploring Scientific, Social, Emotional and Spiritual dimensions. It provides a visual framework of insights – enabling us to see global and local challenges and opportunities. While the 8 key trends for tomorrow’s retail sector below are described individually, they are all, in fact, interconnected.
The Core Consumer TypologiesWe have defined four core consumer typologies that should be targeted to succeed in tomorrow’s retail environment. High achieving and aspirational PREMIUM PROFESSIONALS expect mobility, convenience and multi-channel tools to manage their lives. Creative and adventurous HAPPY BOHEMES prefer ‘we’ time over ‘me’ time and look for networks and affinity groups. Authenticity-loving CULTURAL EXPLORERS are pro-active and informed and seek out ethical ‘Better World’ initiatives. Mindful WELLBEING HUNTERS prefer ‘me’ time and, in their individual quest for meaning, they embrace transparency and intelligent reduction
Creating Value in the FutureBrilliant business models are never anonymous, but reach out to the local communities they serve in order to fulfill the real needs of people. Winners of the future will be the business and organisations that are agile enough to adapt the ‘4Ps’ to deliver sustainable, social, emotional and economic value.
IMAGE SOURCES
1) The People’s Supermarket - Kjaer Global 2013
2) Food Retail Trend Atlas 2020+
3) Tesco Home Plus
4) Whole Foods Store
5) School of Life6) Retail Experiences 2020+
1) The People’s Supermarket - Kjaer Global 2013
2) Food Retail Trend Atlas 2020+
3) Tesco Home Plus
4) Whole Foods Store
5) School of Life6) Retail Experiences 2020+
TALK
Anne Lise Kjaer at the Local Retail Chains Conference in Istanbul 04_2013
Anne Lise Kjaer at the Local Retail Chains Conference in Istanbul 04_2013
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