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From Keith Credendino, Chief Information Officer at Macy’s · · Terry College of Business at the University of Georgia

“We are the fourth largest fashion e-retailer. We have 30 of our own brands that we make ourselves. Also, some fun facts. We are the second largest consumer of helium in the world. The first is the US military. We had to put a pause on our parade during World War II because there was a run on helium for the war to support the US military.”

Keith Credendino
Chief Information Officer, MACY'S INC
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Chief Information Officer · MACY'S INC

Keith Credendino, Chief Information Officer at Macy’s, spoke at a Terry Third Thursday event on August 21, 2025, about the company’s technology strategy and operations. He described Macy’s as a complex business involving stores, call centers, digital platforms, marketing, supply chain, and inventory systems. Credendino noted that Macy’s is the fourth largest fashion e-retailer, owns 30 of its own brands, and is the second largest consumer of helium globally, after the U.S. military, which led to a pause in its parade during World War II. Credendino discussed Macy’s “bold new chapter” strategy, which focuses on strengthening the core Macy’s brand, investing in stores, supply chain, digital personalization, and luxury. He highlighted the company’s use of AI to predict demand and allocate store hours, citing an example where local shopping demand dropped during a Georgia-Georgia Tech football game. He also noted Macy’s early adoption of RFID tags for inventory tracking and the use of AI for product knowledge assistants, call center chatbots, and coding assistance. Credendino emphasized the importance of clean data and said the company reviews performance metrics multiple times a week with its CEO and corporate strategy group to adjust strategies as needed.

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