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งานสัมมนาด้านเทคโนโลยีและโซลูชันการจัดการพลังงานและระบบอัตโนมัติ งานที่รวมผู้เชี่ยวชาญจาก ชไนเดอร์ อิเล็คทริค และผู้นำทางความคิดในโลกอุตสาหกรรม เพื่อร่วมกันแชร์มุมมองเชิงลึกและแนวคิดใหม่ๆ บนโอกาสและความท้าทายในปัจจุบัน เพื่อเพิ่มขุมพลังขับเคลื่อนสู่เศรษฐกิจดิจิทัลและความยั่งยืน
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Retail media networks are reshaping advertising. What does our research on the US market reveal?
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• RMNs take the reins. The US retail media market has grown into a $45 billion industry in recent years. Even amid economic uncertainty, RMNs now represent an increasingly large share of companies’ marketing budgets. Our research finds 73% of advertisers anticipate spending more on RMNs in the next 12 months, with RMNs capturing an estimated 10 to 15% of total media spend. Many retailers use multiple RMNs and are willing to invest more in RMNs that offer extra features, like more timely data reporting, according to McKinsey senior partner Marc Brodherson and colleagues.
• Meeting advertisers’ needs. Advertisers want to invest in channels with the highest rate of return on their investment, like on- and off-site display and video advertising. To continue growing and capturing a larger share of marketing spend, RMNs can focus on scaling these channels while also addressing advertisers’ pain points, such as a lack of data sharing, poor reporting, and limited customer insights. Explore six secrets that underpin successful RMNs.
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What’s next for the global beauty market?
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• Buoyant beauty. The beauty market is on the up and up despite a turbulent world economy, McKinsey senior partner Kristi Klitsch Weaver and coauthors reveal. Following a solid recovery since the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, the beauty market is expected to reach roughly $580 billion by 2027, growing by a projected 6% a year, finds The State of Fashion: Beauty, a new report from The Business of Fashion and McKinsey. Among other factors, the rise of social selling in Asia, including live streaming, is fueling rapid growth in e-commerce.
• Two big markets. As the beauty landscape grows ever-more competitive, geographic diversification is becoming more essential than ever. China and the US, the beauty industry’s two top countries, will remain mighty forces. By 2027, the beauty market could reach $96 billion in China and $114 billion in North America, our analysis shows. At the same time, other countries and regions, including India and the Middle East, are also emerging as hot spots. See five big ways that the beauty industry is changing, including what Gen Z values in brands.
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by "McKinsey & Company" <publishing@email.mckinsey.com> - 02:09 - 12 Jun 2023 -
Get a move on productivity: A leader’s guide
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Productivity plays a critical role in history—most human progress wouldn’t have been possible without this basic measure of output relative to input. But defining productivity is becoming more complex as hybrid work and automation transform what gets produced, when, and how. Tangible output is still important, but so are employee well-being, social connections, and collaboration; hard work is still important, but too much of it can be counterproductive. The sluggish productivity growth that global economies have been mired in for years needs leaders to jump-start it. McKinsey senior partner Kweilin Ellingrud points out that “robust productivity performance remains one of the fundamental components of a healthy economy and broad-based prosperity.”
“Productivity is the way that we collectively get wealthier,” says McKinsey partner Charles Atkins. “We really have to get more productive by generating more output with each hour that we work, which is really quite a simple insight.” But despite advances in technology—a vital enabler of productivity—US productivity growth has averaged just 1.4 percent since 2005. Our research shows that returning that growth rate to its historical average of 2.2 percent could add as much as $10 trillion to the economy and alleviate problems such as workforce shortages, debt, inflation, and the cost of energy. A good starting point for CEOs may be to prepare to develop and compete for talent, suggests McKinsey senior partner Olivia White. “Labor markets are going to be tight in some form for the foreseeable future. . . . The second broad thing is that digital transformations are important. Commit to that transformation with real goals and shared accountability.”
That’s the number of percentage points by which productivity growth has declined across advanced economies since the mid-2000s, according to McKinsey research. One reason may be that the effects of digitization have not yet materialized at scale: for example, Europe may be operating at only 12 percent of digital potential and the US at 18 percent. The digital innovations that companies implement “do not yet have a direct and immediate impact on output and productivity growth,” observe McKinsey senior partner Jonathan Woetzel and colleagues. “As a result, we may be experiencing a renewal of the Solow Paradox of the 1980s, with the digital age around us but not yet visible in the productivity statistics.”
That’s McKinsey partner Erica Coe in a podcast on reviving personal productivity at a time of widespread employee burnout. The COVID-19 pandemic worsened existing behavioral-health issues that may diminish performance and productivity. Companies would be better equipped to intervene if they could measure the signs of burnout early on, suggests Coe: “There are . . . a number of ways to get a standardized measurement of burnout and then to measure that alongside other key performance metrics, such as financial metrics, safety, equality, and employee turnover.”
Technology and productivity are inextricably linked. So it’s no surprise that the technology now making headlines, generative AI, almost has a “gold rush mentality around it,” says America Online cofounder and venture capitalist Steve Case in this discussion with McKinsey leaders and industry executives. McKinsey senior partner and North America managing partner Asutosh Padhi cautions that “human judgment is still critical” in applying generative-AI technologies. “What they provide is something that’s complementary,” he says. “This is technology that can enhance or build upon people’s skill sets. Employers must rethink how they are leveraging technology and provide the right training and tools. There’s a reimagination opportunity there that could be a huge boon for productivity.”
Many organizations no longer define productivity in terms of an on-site 9-to-5 workday, with the boss keeping a strict eye on things. But today’s remote and hybrid workplaces may pressure employees into enacting “productivity theater,” whereby they try to show supervisors how busy they are by using various hacks—for example, “mouse jigglers” can move mice around continuously to prevent computers from becoming inactive. Tracking productivity through employee surveillance can be controversial and unethical. Instead, creating a positive employee experience by fostering trust and engagement may be a better way for leaders to enhance productivity.
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by "McKinsey Leading Off" <publishing@email.mckinsey.com> - 02:44 - 12 Jun 2023 -
Commercial real estate has always seemed like a safe bet amid inflation. Is it still?
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• Well-earned rep. CRE has long enjoyed a reputation as a solid inflation hedge. McKinsey senior partner Rob Palter and coauthors discovered that CRE’s inflation-beating status is deserved: through seven inflationary periods dating back to 1980, CRE returns, at 11.7% annualized, have generally outperformed inflation. But in the current period of high inflation, is CRE likely to continue performing in the same way? If not, what can owners and operators do about it?
• Critical cap rates. CRE has outperformed inflation in the recent past, but not for the reasons many people might think. McKinsey analysis shows that rent growth rarely keeps up with inflation. Instead, capitalization rates (the net operating income yield investors are willing to accept) have tended to compress as investors poured into what they perceived as a safe asset class. Today, cap rate compression is far from guaranteed. Learn what strategies CRE owners and operators could take to reduce operating costs, retain and attract tenants, and preserve value as costs rise.
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