webinar #1 - jan 12 @ 16.30 cet - 2020
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ECR COMMUNITY
1. ECR RUSSIA
2. ECR IRELAND
3. ECR POLSKA
4. ECR AUSTRIA
5. ECR FRANCE / Institute du Commerce
6. ECR CZECH & SLOVAKIA
7. ECR ITALY
8. GS1 SWITZERLAND
9. ECR UK / IGD
10. ECR SPAIN
11. ECR GREECE
12. ECR CYPRUS
13. ECR SWEDEN
14. ECR PORTUGAL
15. ECR CROATIA
16. ECR ROMANIA
17. ECR FINLAND
18. ECR KAZAKHSTAN
19. GS1 MEXICO
20. Logyca COLOMBIA
21. ECR GERMANY
22. ECR CHINA
23. ECR GUATEMALA
24. ECR RETAIL LOSS GROUP
25. AIM
26. EuroCommerce
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ECR Community is the global not-for profit association for all ECR organisations.
CATEGORY MANAGEMENT YESTERDAY, TODAY & TOMORROW
CONTENTS1. Insight Papers
Highlighting how category management & shopper marketing can be drivers for growth.
Keynote Paper (Harris & Demeulenaere)
Covid-19 Learnings (Czapski, Ciancio & Harris)
Social Science of Shopper Marketing (Hughes)
2. ECR Community Initiatives
Category management is a cornerstone activity in ECR associations.
ECR / GS1 Germany
ECR / GS1 Italy
ECR France
3. Current Practices
14 case studies from 9 different countries
Template used to facilitate context & comparison
4. Technology in Category Management
5 articles illustrating the impact of effective technology
dunnhumby
Yagora
IBM
CATEGORY MANAGEMENT YESTERDAY, TODAY & TOMORROW - 2020
LAUNCH WEBINAR – 24 NOV 2020
• Category Management 1987 to 2010
Bringing the Consumer into Retail Marketing
• Category Management in Omni-Channel Era 2010 - 2020
Bringing the Shopper into Retail Marketing
• The Future
Integrated Consumer and Shopper Marketing
• Insights and Learnings from the Covid-19 Pandemic
• The Role of Category Management in times of crisis
Dr. Brian Harris
Luc Demeulenaere
David Ciancio,
dunnhumby
Wilhelm Hoffrogge,
Hoffrogge
View at www.ecr-community.org
3 Webinars to be conducted (Jan, Feb, March)
Focus on different aspects of the Report
Allow for manageable bite-sized chunks and in-depth understanding
Create a global network of Category Managers
#ECRCatManNetwork
o Webinar 1 = 12 Jan @ 16.30 CET
o Webinar 2 = 16 Feb @ 16.30 CET
o Webinar 3 = 16 March @ 16.30 CET
#ECRCATMANNETWORK - WEBINARS
#ECRCATMANNETWORK WEBINARS
Webinar 1
12 January 2021
16:30CET
Webinar 2
16 February 2021
16:30CET
Webinar 3
16 March 2021
16:30CET
Education
& Insight
The integrated consumer shopper
approach in Category Management
& Shopper Marketing
Building a Consumer-Shopper integrated
segmentation to develop a category
vision for the category and the brand
How the retailer will win the consumer
shopper segment the relevant
shopping missions
Casesdunnhumby – Metro, Canada Yagora - Jack Links, Germany
Hoffrogge - Rewe & Coca Cola,
Germany
CasesRainbow, China Barilla, Italy Musgrave Retail Partners Ireland
ECR CommunityECR France ECR Italy ECR Germany
Q&A Q&A Q&A
Register at www.ecr-community.org
The integrated consumer- shopper approach
in Category Management & Shopper Marketing
TODAY’S WEBINAR
Dr. Brian Harris Luc Demeulenaere
Scanning
Space Management
Category Management
Next GenerationStore Designs
ShopperMarketing
2011
Shopper-FocusedCM
CollaborativeCRM
1975
1990
1985
2000
1993
2008
2005
2015
2020
Omni-ChannelMarketing
IntegrationInnovation
Personalization
Evolution of Retail Marketing
CATEGORY MANAGEMENT
YESTERDAY
Category Management 1987 to 2010
Bringing the Consumer into Retail Marketing
CATEGORY MANAGEMENT YESTERDAY, TODAY & TOMORROW
GLOBAL ECR BEST PRACTICE
1997
Europe
1998
South America
1995
USA / North America
CATEGORY MANAGEMENT YESTERDAY, TODAY & TOMORROW
Category Role
Plan Implementation
C
ate
gory
Re
vie
w
Category Definition
Category Scorecard
Category Assessment
Category Strategies
THE
PROCESS -
8 STEPS
Pricing
Shelf Presentation
Promotion
Assortment
Category Tactics
CATEGORY MANAGEMENT YESTERDAY, TODAY & TOMORROW
CATEGORY MANAGEMENT
TODAY
Category Management in the Omni-Channel Era
2010 to 2020
Bringing the Shopper into Retail Marketing
CATEGORY MANAGEMENT YESTERDAY, TODAY & TOMORROW
Scanning
Space Management
Category Management
Next GenerationStore Designs
ShopperMarketing
2011
Shopper-FocusedCM
CollaborativeCRM
THE SHOPPER COMES INTO FOCUS
1975
1990
1985
2000
1993
2008
2005
20152020
Omni-ChannelMarketing
NEW CONSUMER & SHOPPER VALUE DRIVERS
Traditional Value
Drivers
New Value
Drivers
Source: Deloitte Food Value Equation Survey 2016
Taste
Price
Convenience
Health & Wellness
Product Safety
Social Impact / Ecology
Experience
CATEGORY MANAGEMENT YESTERDAY, TODAY & TOMORROW
MILLENNIALS LARGESTSHOPPER SEGMENT
New Expectations:
•Experiences
•Convenience
•Quality
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THE NEW RETAILING PARADIGM
• E-Commerce
“Click” Shopping
• Next Generation of
Discounters
• Integrated
“Click-Brick”
OmniChannel
Shopping
CATEGORY MANAGEMENT YESTERDAY, TODAY & TOMORROW
Scanning
Space Management
Category Management
Next GenerationStore Designs
ShopperMarketing
2011
Shopper-FocusedCM
CollaborativeCRM
THE NEXT WAVE?
1975
1990
1985
2000
1993
2008
2005
2015
2020
Omni-ChannelMarketing
IntegrationInnovation
Personalization
CATEGORY MANAGEMENT
TOMORROW
The Future -
Integrated Consumer and Shopper Marketing
CATEGORY MANAGEMENT YESTERDAY, TODAY & TOMORROW
INTEGRATED CONSUMER-SHOPPER APPROACH
• Takes retailer-manufacturer collaboration to a higher level
• Increases both manufacturer brand and retailer brand equity
• Enables category innovation and differentiation to be key outputs and drivers of the category growth and development
CATEGORY MANAGEMENT YESTERDAY, TODAY & TOMORROW
MAIN FOCUSECR Consumer & Shopper Journey provides framework for consumer and shopper insights and understanding segment behavior which drive Category Management & Shopper Marketing decisions
CATEGORY MANAGEMENT YESTERDAY, TODAY & TOMORROW
Holistic profile
WHY INTEGRATING THECONSUMER & THE SHOPPER?
Bring insight on how consumers make choices along the consumer-shopper journey
Connect consumer insights with shopper insights to build a value driver framework:
Find the ground material for
Building a growth vision with current and future generations
New product development and innovation
Understand the buying power dynamics across consumption universes and related product categories
Build the “collaborative” value driver language to allow differentiated Joint Business Plans between product manufacturers and retail-solution holders (channels, store formats, E-commerce solutions, on-the-go stores,..)
Provide the foundation for growth platforms creation, Shopper Marketing and Category Management
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SOME BUSINESS QUESTIONS ANSWERED IN THIS SESSION?
- Is the traditional Category Management 8-step model surviving in the future?
- Is the Purchase Decision Tree the same one for every store?
- How should we address category strategies & tactics (like Pricing, Promotions, Assortment) in the future?
- Who owns the Shopper Marketing strategy for our brand, and what is the role of Category Management in this context?
CATEGORY MANAGEMENT YESTERDAY, TODAY & TOMORROW - 2020
INTEGRATED BRAND EQUITY MODELS
• Leverages the value of consumer and shopper insights
• Deploys these insights across an omni-channel structure that captures shopper decision making in either in-store or on-line mode
• Incorporates the Consumer and Shopper Journey as a roadmap for understanding consumer and shopper needs and behavior across different channels
CATEGORY MANAGEMENT YESTERDAY, TODAY & TOMORROW - 2020
INTEGRATED BRAND EQUITY
COLLABORATION MODELS
Source: Demeulenaere & Associates
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EXAMPLE SHOPPER & CONSUMER SEGMENTS LIFESTYLE TOTAL CONSUMPTION UNIVERSE
FUTUREOLD GENERATION
HIGH BUYING
POWER
LOW BUYING
POWER
11%
PREMIUM
UPCOMING PREMIUM
FAMILY
NEW PREMIUM
ENGAGED
TRADITION
FINANCIAL PROBLEM
EXAMPLE SHOPPER & CONSUMER SEGMENTS LIFESTYLE CATEGORY X UNIVERSE
FUTUREOLD GENERATION
HIGH BUYING
POWER
LOW BUYING
POWER
PREMIUM
UPCOMING PREMIUM
FAMILY
NEW PREMIUM
ENGAGED
TRADITION
FINANCIAL PROBLEM
Health
Fitness nutrition
Enjoy new
Health
Kid’s taste
Health
Ecologic footprint
Quick & good
Opportunistic & surprise
Health
Taste
Enjoy with friends
Enjoy new
Reliable quality
Well known
OK for my budget
Taste
Category X
A top-down consumer insight
Across consumption universes
Towards category consumer drivers
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PRICE NEW AND INNOVATIVE
SERVICE EXPERIENCE
IN STORE & ONLINE
STORE & ASSORTMENT
EXPERIENCE
SHOPPER EXPERIENCE EXPECTATIONS FOR THE
SHOPPING MISSIONCONSUMER NEEDS
FINANCIAL PROBLEM
SEGMENT
UPCOMING
PREMIUM
Integrating Consumer & Shopper
Insights builds the CS Journey Insights
CATEGORY MANAGEMENT CREATES DIFFERENTIATION BY DELIVERING CROSS-CATEGORY SOLUTIONS AND SHOPPING EXPERIENCES
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example
THE SHOPPING MISSION – LINKING CONSUMER SOLUTION NEEDS AND SHOPPER BEHAVIOR➢Retailer equity to embrace consumer value drivers
➢Shopping experience response versus expectations on the driving categories of the shop mission
➢Differentiating role of the categories
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NEW RESEARCH MODELS TO
DEVELOP THESE NEEDED
INSIGHTS
- Hybrid Household Panel combining the ‘what’ behavior with the ‘why’
Omni-channel behavior tracking
Combined with insight questions per step in the Consumer-Shopper Journey
- Social Media scraping connecting the 5 consumer W’s to identify new trends and new growth platforms on the go:
CS-segments (Who) with the Why, What, Where, When consumed
- ‘Connecting the Dots’ – constructions in Loyalty card db, Hybrid household panels to understand the growth potentials
Benchmarking ‘within’ retailer-store behavior versus the totalmarket by CS Segment/by category/by Channel/…
- Connecting Machine Learning with CS segments Value drivers to deepen the 1-1 insight for Artificial Intelligence
- Enriched assortment algorithms to work store-by-store segment product value propositions
CATEGORY MANAGEMENT YESTERDAY, TODAY & TOMORROW - 2020
SOME RECOMMENDATIONS FORRETAILERS
oAchieve deep understanding of consumer-shoppers, their value drivers and behavior across all channels
oLeverage insights to develop and implement superior “category solutions” to the retailer’s most important consumer-shopper segments
oBuild consumer-shopper understanding to transition from mass marketing to mass customization to 1-1 personalization using Artificial Intelligence tools
oDevelop a strategic multi-source data intelligence masterplan to connect the various sources of customer insights
CATEGORY MANAGEMENT YESTERDAY, TODAY & TOMORROW - 2020
SOME RECOMMENDATIONSFOR MANUFACTURERS
• Update New consumer growth drivers for the brand and integrate in a quantified value consumer-shopper segment category vision model; to capture today’s and tomorrow’s purchase power from the market
• Develop new levels of collaboration to:
• Understand how brand segments connect with retailer segments
• Gain Category Management insights for these segments along the Consumer and Shopper Journey
• Develop a strategic multi-source data intelligence masterplan to connect the various sources of consumer-shopper insights
CATEGORY MANAGEMENT YESTERDAY, TODAY & TOMORROW - 2020
CURRENT PRACTICES IN
CATEGORY MANAGEMENT
14 Case Studies from 9 Countries
CATEGORY MANAGEMENT YESTERDAY, TODAY & TOMORROW - 2020
CATEGORY MANAGEMENT FOCUS AREAS
1. Redefining categories to reflect new consumption habits, lifestyles and expectations
2. Integrating Category Management into the broader Consumer and Shopper Journey construct
3. Applying Category Management processes in e-Commerce channels
4. Joint brand building collaboration between retailers and manufacturers
5. Using comprehensive multi-source consumer and shopper data sets enabled by AI and related technologies
6. Expanding use of Category Management in other channels (e.g. DIY and Pharmacy) and in new markets
CATEGORY MANAGEMENT YESTERDAY, TODAY & TOMORROW - 2020
JOINT BRAND BUILDING COLLABORATION BETWEEN RETAILERS AND MANUFACTURERS
Beer (Italy)
Dairy and Frozen Foods (Canada)
Soft Beverages (Germany)
Using Blockchain to promote food category
quality and implement Carrefour’s Food
Provenance Program
Developing a Category Business Plan to recover
declining sales in the Beer category in the
hypermarket and supermarket channels in Italy
Applying a collaborative approach driven by
shopper insights to create new growth in the
Dairy category in Canada
Individual Outlet Category Management on a
Big Scale - optimization of space, assortment
and placement in the beverage category using
smart software solutions and dialogue -
oriented collaboration in Germany
CATEGORY MANAGEMENT YESTERDAY, TODAY & TOMORROW - 2020
EXPANDING USE OF CATEGORY MANAGEMENT IN NEW CHANNELS AND IN NEW MARKETS
Fresh Fruit (China)
Infant nutrition (Greece)
OTC Pharma (Brazil)
Using Blockchain to promote food category
quality and implement Carrefour’s Food
Provenance Program
Creating & implementing a Destination Role
Category Business Plan to create a strategic
competitive advantage for Fresh Fruit category in
China resulting in 25%+ increases in sales & profit
Developing and implementing an Infant Nutrition
Category Business Plan to maintain category
growth and development in the Brazil Drug Store
/ Pharmacy channel
Using Category Management principles to
develop an integrated shopper solution for
three interrelated OTC categories in the Brazil
Drug Store channel
CATEGORY MANAGEMENT YESTERDAY, TODAY & TOMORROW - 2020
Highly confidential
Background
Objective: design a new process to do strategic category leadership, leveraging multiple
data sources and vendor support
Metro has grown by differentiating on Fresh
Increasing challenge for a Conventional banner to differentiate from Discount in Grocery
Category Managers lack time, and are very focused on promotional execution: no space for a deep, 360°approach to create big and bold changes
Highly confidential
Strategic Category Leadership approach
QUEBEC: Project Maverick
• Separate team created
• Focus on reviewing all Grocery categories by 2020
• dunnhumby supports the process and provide the tools
• Vendor participation
Highly confidential
Project’s Pillars:
• Innovation
• Optimization
• Shopping Experience
• Value Perception
Project Maverick vision: transform entire Grocery department by 2020
Aisle 1
analysis
Aisle 1 Re-
invention
deployment &
Aisle 2 analysis
Aisle 3
analysis
Aisle 1
measurement
Aisle 2
Re-invention
deployment
Aisle 3
Re-invention
deployment
Process design
Maverick project kick-off
Aisle 2
measurementAisle 4
analysis
Highly confidential
Clear process & governance has enabled solid execution
STEERING COMMITTEE
• COO – Quebec division
• SVP, Metro QC banner
• VP Merchandising
• VP Operations
• CMO
• SVP, Procurement
Highly confidential
• Assortment rationalized
• Value format offering developed
• New sections created
• Clear signage implemented
+ sales uplift
Example actions and results: Dairy Aisle
“Process is clearly customer-centric, partner approach – open discussion, open to making major changes. Congratulations!”
“It’s super to see that decisions are purely based on data, and not on emotional or pre-conceived ideas"
“The overall process has set this Maverick approach as a best practice for retailers in Canada"
“We see this is be a new way of working for Metro. You were able to integrate and translate a lot of information. Congratulations and
thanks for sharing the future planogram with us! "
Supplier #1
Supplier #2
Supplier #3
Supplier #4
Rainbow Scorecard: Fresh Fruit Category
Sales and Profit
2018 2019
Sales +8.2% Sales +28%
Profit +1.2% Profit +25%
Destination Fresh Fruit Category, Sub-categories
Promotional Specials
Rotation of Berries, Grapes
Core Products
Seasonal Fruit Rotation
Refrigerate & Cut Fruit
“Must Buy”
“Healthy Berries”
“Everyday Value”
“Fruit Festival”
“Really Fresh”
What were the major barriers faced during the project?
• Transitional resistance to any changes
• Resistance to making assortment reduction
What were the major barriers faced during the project?
• Transitional resistance to any changes
• Resistance to making assortment reduction
• The retailer needs to be hungry for this new way of doing
business.
What were the major barriers faced during the project?
• Transitional resistance to any changes
• Resistance to making assortment reduction
• The retailer needs to be hungry for this new way of doing
business.
• The need to be earning credibility during the process.
What key advice would you offer?
• Do not wait for everything to be perfect and in place to
get started.
What key advice would you offer?
• Do not wait for everything to be perfect and in place to
get started.
• What is absolutely needed is a consistent commitment by
senior management.
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ECR COMMUNITY REPORTS
Most Efficient Functionalities to Improve User Experience on Food e-Retail Websites
Institute du Commerce / ECR France
NEXT STEPS
Building a category growth vision from integrated consumer- shopper segmentations
Shopper Marketing as the umbrella for Category Management in a collaborative Business Plan
The Consumer & Shopper Journey to encompass all consumer and shopper behaviour across all channels (in-store and digital)
AI and multi-source database analytics will unlock the insights (“connect the dots”) for true competitive advantage
CATEGORY MANAGEMENT YESTERDAY, TODAY & TOMORROW - 2020
#ECRCATMANNETWORK WEBINARS
Webinar 1
12 January 2021
16:30CET
Webinar 2
16 February 2021
16:30CET
Webinar 3
16 March 2021
16:30CET
Education
& Insight
The integrated consumer shopper
approach in Category Management
& Shopper Marketing
Building a Consumer-Shopper integrated
segmentation to develop a category
vision for the category and the brand
How the retailer will win the consumer
shopper segment the relevant
shopping missions
Casesdunnhumby – Metro, Canada Yagora - Jack Links, Germany
Hoffrogge - Rewe & Coca Cola,
Germany
CasesRainbow, China Barilla, Italy Musgrave Retail Partners Ireland
ECR CommunityECR France ECR Italy ECR Germany
Q&A Q&A Q&A
Register at www.ecr-community.org
To bring the right actionability into our integrated consumer-shopper based customer centricity, a segmentation concept needs to support our insights framework. We are all moving from mass marketing into a future of 1-1 offers, developments which will be made increasingly possible through Artificial Intelligence applications. These applications require a multi-source insight basis.
In this second webinar we explain how a segmentation model is the basis for working your category and brand vision for growth, following the lines of a basic multi-source insight framework.
It not only helps to maximize your growth potential, but also paves the way for building 1-1 offers facilitated with AI technology.