Global leader in Customer Data Science partners with New Zealand’s largest grocer
SYDNEY, Australia – World-leading Customer Data Science company dunnhumby today announced the partnership with its first customer in the Australia and New Zealand region; Foodstuffs North Island.
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dunnhumby Labs (dh Labs), an internal accelerator focused on bringing innovative technologies that expand and advance the company’s current product offerings in the global retail marketplace.