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Retail tech Armis is launching internationally
With the opening of offices in Southern Europe and the United States, the French company wants to capitalize on a 2020 fiscal year boosted by lockdown.
CHRISTMAS: 60% OF THE FRENCH PREFER TO WAIT FOR THE REOPENING OF SHOPS
Harris Interactive study for ARMIS reveals end-of-year shopping preferences. The French are ethical and are determined to support their local businesses.
Armis strengthens its management team with 3 recruitments
Armis, a SaaS platform specializing in the digitization of print circulars and retail operations, consolidates its management team and recruits its VP Sales, Head of Data and Head of Operations & Services.
“Experiments with physical marketplaces have been killed”
Dan Gomplewicz, founder of Armis, misunderstands the government's decisions at the start of quarantine. He nevertheless points to the lack of preparation of retailers facing Amazon, while placing the issue of purchasing power at the center of the challenges of this...
What french people expect from their favorites brands
ARMIS, the SaaS platform pioneering the digitization of prospectuses and commercial operations, publishes the third edition of its barometer, conducted with the Harris Interactive Institute.
LSA : Digital communication: six basic trends to be expected post-confinement [Speech]
Dan Gomplewicz and David Baranes, co-founders of ARMIS , give us their predictions on future communication trends, a few days before the first stage of deconfinement.
Privacy Sandbox: What is Google’s alternative to third-party cookies?
Fight against fraud, conversion measurement and ad targeting... The Chrome API suite seems, on paper, to offer real solutions to the advertising market.
Sébastien Berrier CTO ARMIS : make the store talk in the post-cookie era
Sébastien Berrier, ARMIS CTO . Previously in finance, and now at adtech, he provides us with valuable insights and prospective elements on multilocal advertising.
AdExchanger : French Grocery Chain Swaps Print Circulars For Programmatic
In October 2019, Intermarché and sister companies Bricomarché and Bricorama, both DIY retailers, signed a multiyear agreement with ARMIS, a Paris-based startup that allows traditional retailers to transform their physical circulars into localized display ads.
Keynote by David Baranes at Hubday retail. “Armis wants an AI that protects humanized commerce.”
In the age of AI, where our daily life is more and more governed by algorithms, David Baranes, Co-CEO and Co-Founder of Armis, intends to propose models different from those proposed by the GAFA and Amazon in particular.