Category Archives: RichRelevance Team
Under the Hood @RichRelevance’s First Hack Week
RichRelevance hosted its first official Hack Week last week, and I challenged our engineers with a few simple rules before they embarked on unleashing their inner creativity to dig into their personal projects. You do NOT need to create a new product. Hack Week is for research, ideas, or improvements! Use Hack Week strictly for … Continue Reading
RichRelevance Welcomes Andrew Keenan as Vice President of Retail Sales
Enterprise software veteran and founding Baynote sales executive brings nearly 20 years of experience in strategic sales and leadership San Francisco, CA – Oct. 2, 2012 –– RichRelevance®, the leading provider of dynamic e-commerce personalization for the world’s largest retailers, today announced the appointment of Andrew Keenan as Vice President of Sales for RichRelevance’s retail … Continue Reading
For us, “It’s Personal”: creating a ubiquitous personalization fabric
Today, we are introducing RichRelevance’s new communications platform, “It’s Personal.” I love this phrase because it captures the essence of our business in so many ways. “It’s Personal!” represents our attitude, the value our retail customers want to deliver to their customers and our biggest market and technology differentiator. Two words, so many meanings. The … Continue Reading
The ultimate suggestion box: “Ideas for Change” at RichRelevance
I started working at RichRelevance about 3 months ago. In this brief span of time, I have found the team, attitude, verve and work culture to be impressive, and I am enjoying my experience thoroughly. While many different initiatives are in flight within the company, I’d like to shed some light on one particularly innovative … Continue Reading
One year on: my journey to RichRelevance
My one-year anniversary at RichRelevance is fast approaching and I’m starting to worry what my bobble-head might look like. This traditional first birthday present for RichRelevance employees will be an action-figure-sized, 3D resemblance of me, likely sculpted in some amusing pose that characterises how my colleagues see me. Absolutely no need to worry there then. … Continue Reading