Principles of Catalog Shopping for Retailers, Part 1 of 2
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Bill Nicolai
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Too many companies set up reporting and control structures that artificially divide their operations into different divisions or silos — usually store, Internet and catalog. Such a structure is often tied to management assessments or bonus programs. But this never works out and inevitably leads to bad marketing decisions.
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