Sat.Jan 04, 2020 - Fri.Jan 10, 2020

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Pinheiros Coffee / Studio Boscardin.Corsi Arquitetura

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Flying the flag: the growing design trend across regional Scotland

Design Week

Believed to be one of the oldest flags in Europe, the Scottish Saltire has acted as an international symbol for Scotland for well over 1000 years. Alongside its use as a flag, in 2004 it was officially “chosen” by the then-Scottish Executive as the country’s logo, to be used in it’s promotional endeavours overseas. It was a decision that reportedly cost £300,000 to arrive at.

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A Store San Miguel

Crioll

A store in San Miguel was a collaboration with Mexican fashion designer Alex Medina. The space was designed in an attempt to create a flexible space that would focus on the products in exhibition, so we went for black on black. Using the modularity of the concrete pavers, we created a flexible space that can continuously change depending on what is being exhibited.

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AmericasMart Atlanta Market | DOWN inc. Trade Secrets

Down inc

A fresh year brings a fresh market, with fresh possibilities! We love Atlanta Market because it’s the nation’s “No. 1 Product Destination”, overflowing with home accents, tabletop, gourmet, area rug, and fashion apparel merchandise. All fifty states and more than 70 countries are represented at the International Home Furnishings and Gift Show! To help […].

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AI for Commerce: Foundations, Aspirations, and Hype

AI is rapidly transforming digital commerce, but how do you separate real opportunities from hype? Moderated by Orium, AI for Commerce: Foundations, Aspirations, and Hype , experts from Bloomreach , commercetools , Contentstack , and Fluent Commerce explores where AI is already delivering results and where its potential is still unfolding. This masterclass dives into proven AI applications, emerging innovations , and the gaps between promise and reality in commerce.

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5 Major Retailers That Nail Sustainable Design In Their Brick And Mortar Stores And How They Do It

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It’s the retail trend that’s gone from out of the ordinary to mainstream. As consumers become more aware of the impact their lifestyles have on the environment, they’re demanding the manufacturers and retailers they support take a more sustainable approach to how they do business. To be sure, major players in the retail industry have been moving towards sustainability since the turn of the century.

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Remembering Vaughan Oliver: “I never like to take the easy road. I like to provoke, to be perverse”

Design Week

Despite never writing a song or playing a note, Vaughan Oliver’s contribution to the alternative music subculture of the 1980s and 1990s was considerable and, to many, genre-defining. For much of his career, Oliver designed album sleeves for independent British music label 4AD, where his work routinely defied categorisation and themes. Watercolour-brushed barely-human forms, topless flamenco dancers and abstract monkeys, depicted in his signature gothic, surrealist and texture-heavy styles

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Tips To Enhance E-Commerce Fulfillment Efficiency

Ship STC

As entities such as Amazon and Walmart increase in popularity, e-commerce merchants must find a way to compete. By improving the customer experience, reducing expenses, and improving operations, as well as increasing e-commerce fulfillment efficiency, merchants strive to not only keep up – but exceed the success of the “E-Commerce Big Dogs”. In an effort to assist e-commerce merchants in their endeavor, we have put together a number of ways to improve performance and make fulfillment operations

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Social media marketing tips for the snowy season

Firefly Store Solutions

While Black Friday and the holidays, in general, are a very competitive time period for retailers from coast to coast, this tends to fizzle heavily once Santa heads back to the North Pole. Not only do consumers have fewer reasons to get out, browse and shop, but the cold weather and snowy conditions certainly make it less appealing. When there's less foot traffic around and in your store, it may be more difficult to market your products, showcase upcoming sales and find other ways to intrigu

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“Design is a lens to understand the world”: behind the V&A’s Rapid Response collection

Design Week

“We’re writing contemporary design history,” Corinna Gardner says. “And that history is captured in the moment.” Gardner is the senior curator of design and digital at the V&A and also heads up the Rapid Response collection. The collection was founded in 2014 as a way to showcase design objects that were the subject of “discourse, debate and discussion”, as Gardner says.

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20 official “art posters” revealed for Tokyo 2020 Olympics

Design Week

An exhibition featuring 20 “art posters” for the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games has been unveiled. Tokyo 2020 Official Art Posters Exhibition features work from international graphic designers, photographers and artists who have created posters for the Olympic and Paralympic Games. According to the organisers of the Olympics, it is intended to increase the “momentum” ahead of the 2020 games, which take place in July and August.

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Staying Ahead of UFLPA Enforcement: Best Practices for Retail Supply Chains

Speaker: Ethan Woolley, Director at Kharon

This webinar will explore how companies can proactively address compliance risks–rather than reactively responding to–UFLPA enforcement actions. Ethan Woolley will provide insights into the latest CBP enforcement trends, entity list updates, and industries under increased scrutiny, with a look at potential shifts under the Trump administration. Ethan will also explore how predictive data and strategic due diligence can help organizations stay ahead of regulatory challenges and strengthen complia

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Design in 2020 — what will branding look like?

Design Week

What do you think 2020 will hold for branding design? Branding will continue to focus on experience. People want meaningful experiences and the truth from brands. In-house agencies may have an advantage in delivering this because they are integrated with product teams, and know their customers and brand better than anyone. To stay relevant, traditional brand agencies will need to change their model, and focus more on substance, and less on the wrapper.

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Royal Mail unveils stamp collection celebrating UK’s contribution to gaming

Design Week

Royal Mail has revealed its first special issue stamps of 2020 will be a collection dedicated to classic UK-designed videogames. The set consists of 12 stamps which have been designed by Supple Studio, in consultation with graphic designer and video game expert Sam Dyer, video game expert Julian Rignall, and the Association for UK Interactive Entertainment.

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Designers share their resolutions: It’s a year for “direct action”

Design Week

Natasha Trotman, inclusive designer and researcher “The aim is to continue working on the development of alternative horizontal approaches, ideas and engagements, along with illuminating the voices of underserved groups (those who experience/use designed outputs and intersectional practitioners); 2020 will be a continuation of developing and implementing inclusive design offerings, building on my previous design research, within the museum sector.

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National Children’s Bureau gets a “child friendly but not childish” rebrand

Design Week

National Children’s Bureau has been rebranded by London-based brand consultancy Lantern. The updated identity for the children’s charity — its first in 12 years — includes a new logo, visual guidelines and branded applications. The UK children’s charity, which has offices in London and Northern Ireland, was established in 1963 with the aim of protecting and promoting children and young people’s rights.

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Future-Proofing Enterprise Commerce: Why Extensibility Wins with Shopify

Speaker: Benjamin Woll, Tiffany Spizzo, and Jaime Santos Alcón

Enterprise commerce is evolving fast, and brands relying on rigid, one-size-fits-all solutions risk losing agility. But modernization doesn’t have to mean disruption. In this webinar, we’ll explore how an extensible, modular approach empowers brands to integrate new capabilities, enhance performance, and scale efficiently—all while leveraging Shopify’s strengths.

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Showtown: Blackpool’s first ever museum unveils branding inspired by “joy and whimsy” of city

Design Week

Dedicated to the city’s historic and continued contribution to the UK’s entertainment landscape, next year will see the opening of Blackpool’s first ever museum. Showtown will celebrate the comedians, dancers, circuses, performers and characters that have propelled the seaside town’s narrative. As part of the museum’s offering, a “playful, flexible” brand has been created by Manchester-based studio True North.

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Design in 2020 – what will packaging design look like?

Design Week

Claudia Morris, creative director at B&B studio What do you think 2020 will hold for packaging design? The role of packaging is evolving massively as both designers and forward-thinking brands focus their efforts on sustainability. The emphasis will be on smart and minimal packaging and technological advances will make recyclable and sustainable materials more readily available.

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Picks of the month: the best design events to catch in January

Design Week

Exhibition: George Him: A Polish Designer for Mid-Century Britain. House of Illustration is hosting the first ever retrospective of graphic designer George Him at the end of January. A Polish-Jewish émigré, Him fused European modernism with British design tastes in some iconic and recognisable work, such as his wartime propaganda for the Ministries of Food and Information, as well as branding for El Al airlines and advertising for brands like Schweppes and the Post Office.

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Design in 2020 – what will editorial design look like?

Design Week

What do you think 2020 will hold for product design? Primarily, our collective environmental consciousness will drive innovation in sustainable editorial formats — encouraging the industry to think wider about the impact a product has on our environment, and drive necessary, and welcomed scrutiny over the relevance of existing publications. This will see quality publications deservedly flourish, and intently drive innovation beyond ink on paper, and into the broader landscape that editoria

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Secrets of a Successful Sale: Optimizing Your Checkout Process

Speaker: David Nisbet, Everett Zufelt, and Michaela Weber

Once upon a time, in the vast realm of online commerce, there lived a humble checkout button overlooked by many. Yet, within its humble click lay the power to transform a mere visitor into a loyal customer. 🧐 💡 Getting checkout right can mark the difference between a successful sale and an abandoned cart, yet many businesses fail to make payments a part of their commerce strategy even when it has a direct impact on revenue.

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£40 million government investment takes aim at NHS staff login times

Design Week

The Department for Health and Social Care (DHSC) has announced a £40 million investment to tackle lengthy NHS staff login times, a move the government say will free up thousands of staffing hours each day. Currently, NHS staff must log in to multiple computer programmes in order to treat people – in some circumstances, this can be as many as 15 separate logins for a single patient.

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Understanding Temperature Controlled Freight Shipping

Ship STC

In the most basic terms, temperature controlled freight shipping means moving goods that are climate sensitive. For instance, you only want your chocolate melting in your mouth, your flowers blooming, and your produce fresh and tasty. From dock to dock, those items must be maintained in a stable temperature, and that requires special storage and handling.

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Design in 2020 — what will interactive design look like?

Design Week

What do you think 2020 will hold for interactive design? In 2020 interactive design will be about creating hyper-reality through real objects while using technology to create wonder. People are craving extraordinary moments in everyday spaces. It’s not enough to create a virtual world through AR anymore because people still need to come back to reality; the two must combine.

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CES 2020: companies scramble to integrate big ideas

Design Week

Returning for its 53rd year, the annual Consumer Electronics Show took place in Las Vegas, US this week — and with it, new launches from digital, tech and product sectors from over 4,500 tech companies. While some of these announcements are more attention-grabbing than others — a cat robot waiter that mews when your food is ready — many point to ongoing tech trends such as electric cars and data collection.

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🚀Future-Proof Your Salesforce B2C Commerce: Modernization Strategies Inside!

Outdated platforms are costing you sales. Legacy platforms like Salesforce SiteGenesis and SFRA can slow innovation, increase maintenance costs, and frustrate customers. This playbook provides a strategic roadmap to modernizing your Salesforce B2C Commerce platform using a composable approach to transition to faster, scalable, and flexible e-commerce solutions —without disrupting your business.