Innovating at West Elm
Luke emphasizes the importance of blending IT and marketing perspectives to drive innovation at West Elm. He advocates for a product-led methodology that prioritizes customer needs through rigorous testing and rapid prototyping, contrasting it with traditional governance-focused approaches. By discovering what customers truly want, brands can foster deeper connections and drive loyalty.In this clip
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Rapid Prototyping at West Elm
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