How can connected marketing and content operations enable teams to respond quickly without losing strategic focus?

Retail marketing in 2026 faces a clear constraint: Manual workflows cannot keep pace with growing complexity. Retailers manage larger assortments, faster promotional cycles, more channels, and more locations than in previous years.

Why does DAM need to be integrated into an organization’s overall product marketing campaign planning, production, and distribution?

Catalog management software centralizes product information, enabling organizations to create accurate, consistent catalogs across print and digital channels—without manual updates or version-control issues.

Print marketing remains a critical part of the retail customer journey even as digital channels dominate the conversation. Weekly circulars, in-store signage, catalogs, and direct mail continue to influence purchasing decisions, often more powerfully than digital ads alone.

How will marketers respond to increased pressure for tighter deadlines and measurable results on multiple channels in the coming year?

The latest LAGO features bring more automation, control, and efficiency to your production process, so you can focus on what matters most. Read on to see what’s new!

The local general store may be a thing of the past, but large grocery retailers still need to strike a balance between brand consistency and local relevance.

Global brands operate in a competitive environment where every product detail must be precise and aligned across regions, languages, and channels. Even the slightest discrepancy in data, imagery, or messaging can erode customer confidence and lead to costly compliance issues.