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Here’s the latest news from the Cincinnati-based master fulfillment company.... [ read more ]

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Many consumers enjoy access to the latest and greatest hot items at retail, and more master fulfillment companies can support that demand. At the same time, many smaller to mid-size or bigger companies require front-end program management platforms to engage sales and non-sales employees, customers, distribution and supply chain partners, and all stakeholders. The irony is that many incentive and recognition companies still lack the technology to support the latest needs in reward redemption and enterprise engagement technology. ... [ read more ]

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Merit Incentives, Incremental Marketing, Digi, Harco Incentives, Synchro Marketing, and 360insights were recognized for the development of outstanding incentive and recognition programs and provide useful case studies for others seeking excellence in program design. RRN will report on other IMA awards in its next edition. ... [ read more ]

Here’s a roundup of research and reports in the incentive, rewards, and recognition field. ... [ read more ]

This feature article and Enterprise Engagement Alliance YouTube show continues a series of interviews with promotional distributors at the front lines of selling incentives, rewards, and recognition. ... [ read more ]

Incentive, recognition, loyalty, motivational event and related companies make a lot of general claims about the impact of their services. The industry’s associations publish research indicating the impact of their practices on stakeholder retention, loyalty, willingness to refer, productivity, etc. but it seems like no one ever talks about the actual impact when it comes to their own organizations or clients. This article explains why it’s time for this to change and how. ... [ read more ]

What is likely the nation’s oldest full-service incentive company has updated its web site to focus on what it feels are its unique capabilities to help organizations engage all stakeholders.... [ read more ]

Most people consider the ago-old recognition field a mature industry, given that the first companies serving the market were launched in the 1800s to provide commemorative rewards for businesspeople. In the 1990s, technology firms entered the business, many raising significant funds to scale. Several failed; none have achieved growth anywhere close to the customer relationship management and other technology fields. Why? This show provides answers.... [ read more ]