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Co-Founder & CEO of Catena

I hope you all get a chance to unplug today and enjoy a great Independence Day with your family and friends. Digesting the latest news on Saks Fifth Avenue + Neiman Marcus Group. The deal, which had been rumored since Neiman Marcus filed for bankruptcy protection during the pandemic is finally happening. The two retailers have clear synergy serving overlapping high-end customer bases. The investors in this deal include Amazon & Salesforce which on the face of it appears to be a brilliant strategy. Technology has eaten retail and customers demand high speed and accurate fulfillment. Amazon’s cloud & logistics stack and Salesforce’s field service agent workflow offerings will help keep Saks relevant. Further improved end to end inventory optimization will help keep high end pieces off the discount rack in an attempt to minimize luxury discounting. Global trade will increasingly rely on vertical integration and harmonious data exchange between all participants in the supply chains. Our every day mission Catena Clearing is to help solve for interoperability in supply chains. Stay tuned for more updates on our progress in the coming weeks. #Retail #SupplyChains #Data #Middleware

Saks Owner Seals $2.65 Billion Neiman Deal With Amazon Help

Saks Owner Seals $2.65 Billion Neiman Deal With Amazon Help

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This is a fascinating development in the retail industry. How do you think the combined strengths of Amazon and Salesforce will impact the customer experience at Saks and Neiman Marcus? We're always interested in new approaches to enhancing supply chain integration. Thanks for sharing these insights.

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