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We have the wrong attitude to retail ambition in this country
Australian retailers need to be supported in taking the necessary risks to successfully challenge on the global scene.
How much for retail manufacturing?
Aussie retailers must reignite product development that leads to consumer acknowledged differentiation or they are dead.
Global sourcing has stuffed fashion – globally
The current cycle of formulaic trend to factory source will not survive the next decade without massive casualties.
It’s amazing the difference optimism makes
Peter James Ryan identifies a key characteristic shared by some of the world's top retailers.
Blurred lines
It's time for retailers to live where consumers live - in the blurred lines, writes Peter James Ryan.
Mama Myer
Peter James Ryan's five key initiatives Myer needs to embrace to be a successful competitor in the new world of retail.
The new fashion formula
Peter James Ryan on why the fashion industry must adapt to the new model.
Physical retail needs to win physically
Physical retail is the heart of retail, but to survive and prosper it needs to win physically, writes Peter James Ryan.
The new footprint for physical retail
The right number of stores in the right locations is now a science, says Peter James Ryan.
Global versus hyper local
Peter James Ryan examines the advantages of being a local player in a global industry.
Things were supposed to get better: Technology
In the final installment of his four week series, Peter James Ryan examines the role of technology in retail.
Finding the silver lining
When looked at a certain way, dark clouds often have a silver lining, says Peter James Ryan.
Time for a shift in economic thinking
For survival, every retailer beyond the global volume giants will need to go back to the drawing board, says Peter James...
Harrods shines
Harrods is a lesson to every department store in the world about what can be achieved if you know who you are, says Pete...
The inconvenient truths (part one). Customers arenʼt cautious, theyʼre bored!
The cautious consumer line is just an excuse for poor performance, says Peter James Ryan.
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