Shortlist announced for Retail Insider ‘Transforming Retail Awards 2018’
Retail Insider is very pleased to announce the shortlist for its annual ‘Transforming Retail’ Awards of 2018.
The aim of the awards is to showcase the best examples of innovation across the sector during what is an unprecedented period of change. We believe the shortlist below consists of a strong field of innovations and highlights the best of what the industry has to offer.
I would like to congratulate all those companies on the shortlist and to offer commiserations to those that did not make the cut but to whom we are grateful to them for entering the awards and for making it a competitive affair. We hope they will be involved again next year.
Best In-store Experience of the Year (sponsored by Clipper Group)
Built
Mishi Pay
Topshop / Your Studio
Vita Mojo
Best Connected Experience of the Year (sponsored by PCMS Group)
Amazon Home
Big Green Bookshop
Dressipi
Go Instore
Delivery Innovation of the Year (sponsored by Software AG)
Bloom & Wild
Built
Stowga
Waitrose
Most Intelligent Use of Data (sponsored by K3 Retail)
Dressipi
Graze
Knomo / Nosto
Ocado
Overall Technology Innovation of the Year (sponsored by Webloyalty)
Great British Exchange
Mishi Pay
Ocado
SpoonGuru
Most Promising Newcomer of the Year
Great British Exchange
Stowga
Streetbees
UseHero
Retail Insider Editor’s Special Award
Great British Exchange
Big Green Bookshop
Go Instore
The shortlist is the result of the work of a judging panel consisting of senior figures in retail: Paul Clarke, CTO of Ocado; Jeremy Fennell, MD of Carphone Warehouse; Paul Wilkinson, head of product for space, range and display at Tesco; Martin Newman, chairman at Practicology; Lawrence Shaw, CEO of Sitemorse; Simon Calver, head of investments at BGF Ventures; Edwina Dunn, CEO of Starcount; and Sarah McVittie, co-founder of Dressipi.
Retail Insider would like to thank the judges for their time and also to the sponsors of the awards. The winners will be announced on the evening of October 10.
Drinks sponsor:
Glynn Davis, editor of Retail Insider