(BroBible.com)
Thursday, June 22, 2017
Another Trend Setting Venture By Nike
Lace ‘Em Up
Yesterday, Nike upped the ante on Under Armour and Adidas by launching its Direct Consumer Offense. It sounds alarming, but we assure you, it’s a good thing.
The $88 billion athletic brand is looking to boost digital sales by streamlining mass product customization and speeding up lead time to delivery. And it’s all to meet the fast-changing insatiable tastes of Nike’s favorite person—you.
In doing so, it will remain laser-focused on the 12 cities that Nike believes will drive 80% of growth until 2020.
Here’s the catch: it’ll be dropping 1,400 of its 70,000 employees along the way.
(BroBible.com)
Yesterday, Nike upped the ante on Under Armour and Adidas by launching its Direct Consumer Offense. It sounds alarming, but we assure you, it’s a good thing.
The $88 billion athletic brand is looking to boost digital sales by streamlining mass product customization and speeding up lead time to delivery. And it’s all to meet the fast-changing insatiable tastes of Nike’s favorite person—you.
In doing so, it will remain laser-focused on the 12 cities that Nike believes will drive 80% of growth until 2020.
Here’s the catch: it’ll be dropping 1,400 of its 70,000 employees along the way.
(BroBible.com)
What's In Your Garage?
What's in your dream garage?
The Rules:
The Rules:
- Rule 1: You have to pick 3 cars
- Rule 2: A budget of $130,000
- Rule 3: A realistic garage
- BMW E30 M3
- Toyota MR2 Turbo
- Chevrolet Camaro Z/28
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