We are busy developing an exciting agenda for Product Information & Experience Management Los Angeles 2025 so keep your eyes peeled for details.
If you are interested in speaking opportunities, please contact Feyisayo Borisade at FeyisayoB@henrystewart.co.uk.
In the meantime, check out the first 3 sessions confirmed:
Building Sound Foundations – How to make the right PIM/PXM decision
Selecting the right Product Information Management (PIM) and/or Product Experience Management (PXM) solution for YOUR organization is THE KEY for success. Making the optimal solution can revolutionize how that organization manages and improves product data AND drives syndication. Your Digital Shelf can be enhanced - massively.
The challenge:
Finding a system that truly meets your business needs is often more difficult than it seemed at the outset.
Meeting the challenge:
A comprehensive review of the core features most PIM/PXM systems provide highlighting differences across vendors. What to ask and which critical evaluation criteria to apply to make a well-informed decision that’s fully aligned with your organization’s needs.
Covering:
Moderator: Robin Parisse, Director, Digital Strategy, Avyre
Building Effective Team Structures for Digital Shelf Success
Focusing on:
Operating Models, Cross-Team Collaboration, and PIM/PXM Adoption
Success in digital commerce hinges on more than technology—it demands the right organizational blueprint.
Representatives of leading brands, vendors and consultants discuss their proven strategies for PIM/PXM success.
Moderator: Carla El Gawly, Global Head, Digital Shelf Solutions, ICP
Panelists:
Nicole Hatley, Global Content Strategy (eCommerce), Skechers
Shruti Pandey, Product Manager E-commerce Data, Mattel
Data Products
The new kid on the block
Using Product Management Standards to Improve Governance in PXM
Robust governance is essential for effective PXM. Treating data as a strategic asset, because that’s what it is. To do so, we need to apply what we have learnt over the years from best practice product management. The outcome of this approach is the ‘Data Product’.
Product names, marketing descriptions, technical specifications, and catalogs can all be managed like products.
This session covers:
David Skrobela, Founding Partner at Context First Consulting