Our Insights
The philosophy of OC&C Strategy Consultants is to treat each problem as unique, providing truly customised solutions rather than generic packages for our clients.
This selection of OC&C's publications illustrates our ability to think creatively, generate new insights and provide a fresh perspective on established thinking.
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Will China become "flat" with e-commerce logistics?
China is "notoriously" complex and costly for FMCG companies to distribute and sell across different cities and channels in China
Startups sell the best shovels in the mobility gold rush
Is the real money in the rush to 'mobility' and autonomous vehicles to be made from those selling support services and infrastructure to the new ecosystem?
Ice and a city slice
Premium spirits brands find growth by deciphering the "social codes" of cities.
Retail innovation as a new growth lever for FMCG brands in China?
Many leading FMCG brands are facing growth challenges in China including a channel shift from traditional offline channels to ecommerce, and the category innovation to meet young consumers' fast changing needs. Will more FMCG brands explore the opportunity of retail innovation to rejuvenate brand and growth in China?
Friends with benefits
On paper there is great strategic logic for the recent alliance announced between MediaMarktSaturn and FNAC Darty.
Analytical culture: The key to unlocking big data’s potential?
We now generate 2.5 quintillion bytes of new data every day, bringing the potential to transform a vast array of business activities from retail to mining
What you need to know about China eCommerce
Are you ready to capture the China eCommerce opportunity? Here are six characteristics you need to know about China eCommerce
Capping Uber numbers in NYC: the first of a wave of regulatory interventions?
Taxi regulations exist for a reason – to balance the needs of different constituencies: passengers, taxi operators, drivers, other road users and residents
Breaking the habit: finding growth amid boring consumer behaviours
Why substitution is much easier than creating major shifts in consumption