Data governance: The new competitive weapon of ‘torchbearer’ organisations
New Zealand and Australian firms, however, need to keep pace with their global peers in this area, according to IBM’s latest C-suite study
New Zealand and Australian firms, however, need to keep pace with their global peers in this area, according to IBM’s latest C-suite study
The Warehouse Group CDO Michelle Anderson and CMO Jonathan Waecker on how the retailer is leading through ‘the perfect storm of technologies’ impacting every business
Edwin Gear was most recently CIO at Metcash Australia
CEO Nick Grayston explains the retailer’s latest digital transformation initiative
Launches programme to equip high school students to compete in the 21st century economy
Launches ANZ operations with offices at Britomart in Auckland and Byron Bay in Australia
Hosts retail AI centre of excellence in New Zealand
“AI is set to transform retail globally over the next decade, it’s important for us as NZ’s largest e-commerce retailer to be well ahead of the curve locally,” says Timothy Kasbe, chief information and digital officer, The Warehouse
Timothy Kasbe talks about the nuances of his dual role as chief information officer and chief digital officer, and why his next appointment is a group AI officer.
The move is part of an infrastructure modernisation to enhance the customer experience in-store and online, says Timothy Kasbe, chief information officer and chief digital officer of the retail group.
Timothy Kasbe, group chief information and digital officer, says flexible payment options part of retailer’s expansion of its digital offerings
Former Gloria Jeans chief operating officer Timothy Kasbe takes inaugural role
Simon Kennedy of The Warehouse Group talks about being an academic advisor, mentor and advocate for retail as a career.
Through serendipity, all of Simon Kennedy’s career has been in retail - from selling sausages in London, through to global management consultant roles and now CIO.
‘The integration of online and physical stores is increasingly attractive to customers.’