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The fashion tech podcast explores how technology is changing the fashion industry. Learn from tech innovators, retail disruptors, fashion leaders and investors.
Hosted by Sophia Matveeva, Enty founder and Chicago Booth MBA.
Hosted by Sophia Matveeva, Enty founder and Chicago Booth MBA.
Update frequency:
weekly
Average audio length:
22 minutes
English
United States
20 episodes
since June 26, 2020
episodic
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Learning notes from this episode:
Before working with a start-up, establish one or two problems you want to solve
Once you have decided your key priorities, set them a time, a budget, a hierarchy of decision making, and an area you want to experiment in.
Beware of innovation consultants who ha…
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Covid has been the accelerator of trends for the fashion industry: fashion events and retailers have been forced to move online and adapt technologies in a way they thought impossible previously
Cold emails to influential people and celebrities can work, as …
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The NYFTL works with B2B fashion tech startups led by female founders and connects them to brands and retailers in their annual accelerator program.
Retailers have moved quickly to adapt new technologies during the pandemic, so fashion tech is an area of opt…
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The further East you move from Silicon Valley, the more investors expect to see revenue before they invest.
Remember that your first revenue sources are not necessarily going to be those that help your company scale or get funding.
Charging for a product o…
Learning notes from Malcolm Guy, founder of the Re-Assurance Network:
The supply of workers in factories has been shrinking in recent years: fewer people now want to work in garment manufacturing than before. This means that competition for labour is increasing.
VC investment into sustainabilit…
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The three pillars of fashion tech investing are:
Consumer behaviour: do people already exhibit this behaviour or are you going to have to teach them something new?
Technological trends: is the necessary technology advanced enough or proven?
Economic trends: what kind of …
Learning notes from this episode:
Pre-Covid, retailers were often slow to adapt new technologies and tech innovations were often gimmicks that got press coverage but no sales
The human brain craves newness, which is the fuel of the fashion industry
“Experiential retail is a system of exposi…
Learning notes from this episode:
As long as you are wearing clothes, you are participating in the fashion industry. That means you are making choices, consciously or unconsciously, about how you want to be perceived, and how you perceive others.
Artificial Reality can be a victim of its own…
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