Memory Is the New Competitive Moat

Future Commerce - Retail Tech at the Speed of Commerce by Future Commerce

Jul 6, 202600:24:06Technology

Jake Cohen, VP of Insights at Klaviyo, and Tim Martin-Harvey, Head of eCommerce at The Bottle Club, sit down with Phillip Jackson at K:LDN to discuss why memory is the new durable advantage. Tim shares how The Bottle Clu...

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