Grocery Impact 2024: Inmar Leads the Conversation on Customer Loyalty and Innovation
Inmar Intelligence recently took center stage at Grocery Impact 2024, sharing valuable insights on customer loyalty, omnichannel engagement, and celebrating leaders shaping the future of grocery retail. This event comes at a pivotal time for the industry, with U.S.New Research Reveals Why Most Marketers Can’t Measure Influencer ROI
86% of Marketers Invest in Influencers, But Few Are Able to Measure ROI—Inmar Intelligence Reveals How Retail Media Networks Can Bridge the Gap
RMNs and Creators: The Power Duo
Retail Media Networks (RMNs) and the creator economy are both growing quickly, impacting sales and consumer connections. When marketers bring these two together, they can strengthen relationships with customers, unlock new revenue streams, and shape the future of retail media.
Why Serialized Data Shouldn’t Wait Until Full Enforcement
Early adoption of serialized data tracking is crucial for healthcare facilities to combat counterfeit drugs and enhance supply chain security ahead of full DSCSA enforcement. Despite current data gaps and compliance delays among manufacturers, starting now ensures safer, more efficient operations, benefiting hospitals, pharmacies, and manufacturers.
The Critical Role of Specialty Pharmacies in Breast Cancer Care
Specialty pharmacies are essential in breast cancer care, offering life-saving medications and support that go beyond dispensing drugs. They provide counseling, monitor patient progress, and navigate insurance complexities to ensure women have access to critical treatments. However, challenges like inadequate reimbursement and high costs hinder their ability to deliver these services. Streamlining the system and reducing barriers can help specialty pharmacies continue their vital role in saving lives.
Join Us in Advancing Safe Medication Disposal on National Prescription Drug Take-Back Day
As National Prescription Drug Take-Back Day approaches on October 26, Inmar highlights the importance of safe medication disposal to prevent misuse. Since 2017, Inmar’s Consumer Drug Take-Back Program has collected over 3 million pounds of unused medications. With more than 6,400 collection kiosks nationwide, Inmar continues to provide convenient disposal options, helping reduce the risk of prescription drug misuse and protect communities. Businesses and pharmacies are encouraged to support responsible disposal efforts for a safer, healthier environment.
Automated Deductions Management for CPGs
Deductions, also known as chargebacks, happen when retailers or distributors don't pay their invoices in full to CPGs and manufacturers — and the $ can add up fast! That’s why it’s so important to assess them quickly, see if they’re actually valid, and determine if you should push to get that money back.Inmar Intelligence Hosts 9th Semi-Annual Drug Take-Back Event in Winston-Salem
Partnering with Novant Health and Forsyth County Sheriff’s Office, Inmar furthers commitment to community-wide safe disposal of medications