G2 Weather Intelligence
Paul WalshG2 Weather Intelligence translates weather into decision-ready financial insight for investors and executives focused on U.S. retail and restaurants.
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The Billable Hour Is Dying. So Is the Barrier to Enterprise Weather Strategy.
Source: USA Today
I spent five years at IBM Consulting after the company acquired The Weather Company and saw firsthand what happened when a retailer or CPG company sought to build an integrated weather strategy.
The business case was cle...
Dome of Doom?
We’re taking the grandkids to a Phillies game on July 2nd. They’re 6 and 4. It’s Kids Run the Bases Day — sponsored by (you can’t make this up) Nemours Children’s Health.
The forecast high at Citizens Bank Park: 104 degrees. (!)
Source:...
From Desert Storm to Duracell: What Military Weather Intelligence Taught Me About Marketing
Why the weather forecast — not the calendar — should drive your marketing activation.
This is the fourth post in the G2 Weather Intelligence Brainstorm series on building an integrated retail weather strategy.
The Heat Is On. The Fourth of July Window Just Got a Lot More Interesting.
What the latest outlook means for retail demand, consumer spending, and public health.
The updated 6-10 day outlook issued June 22 shows a powerful above-normal temperature signal building across the Central and Eastern US through June 28...
El Niño Declared. The Holiday Playbook Just Changed.
What history tells us about El Niño winters — and what retailers should be doing about it right now.
El Niño was officially declared on June 11 — and a Super El Niño may be on the way.
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