The future of mobile in retail with Matt Wilkins of Vouchercodes.co.uk Tech Chats from ITProPortal.com

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In this podcast we discuss the impact that mobile is having on the retail industry and how retailers are managing to keep up with the pace of change.

Matt Wilkins is the ex- Google Global Integration Lead. Matt was responsible for the full integration of new global mergers and acquisitions in EMEA, APAC and the Americas (he held this role for seven years).

His current role is Senior Vice President of Product and Engineering, for RetailMeNot (the world's largest marketplace for digital coupon offers) and its UK subsidiary Vouchercodes.co.uk(the UK’s largest online coupon site).

VoucherCodes.co.uk is the largest voucher code marketplace in the industry, operating with a team of specialised retail and leisure partner managers who act as advisors on best practice, managing marketing spend and consumer trends. More than 7.5 million consumers subscribe to VoucherCodes.co.uk, enabling retailers to access new consumer segments, which in turn ensures consumers receive the best, exclusive offers.

Before we got onto the subject of mobile technologies in retail, I first asked Matt about what it was like working for a Tech Giant like Google. 

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