Whitepaper
How Enterprise-Level Pricing Software Can Be Implemented Lean and Agile
Pricing software built for scale and complexity, with modular architecture that enables faster customization and leaner implementation.
About
Dr. Fabian Uhrich
Chief Product Officer at Quicklizard
Dr. Fabian Uhrich is Quicklizard’s Chief Product Officer with extensive experience in pricing, product strategy, and commercial growth across B2B, B2B2C, and B2C environments. He leads the company’s product strategy and is responsible for ensuring Quicklizard delivers maximum pricing value to its clients, drawing on his experience as a Partner and global pricing expert at Boston Consulting Group (BCG), and his doctorate in behavioral pricing from TU Munich.
Ebook
Stock-Aware Pricing: How Competitor Signals, Stock Position, and Article Role Work Together in 2026
Stock-aware pricing in 2026: how competitor sensitivity, stock position and article role combine, and which signal wins when they conflict.
Ebook
Pricing With Confidence: A Practical Guide to Elasticity for Modern Pricing Teams
Discover why accurate price elasticity is the foundation of smarter pricing decisions, and how modern AI overcomes the limits of traditional elasticity models.
Market Insights
How to Evaluate AI Pricing Software in 2026
Evaluate AI pricing software by focusing on integration, omnichannel consistency, automation controls, transparency, and implementation success to ensure it delivers measurable business value.
Ebook
The AI Triple Play at Quicklizard: Why the Future of Pricing is Co-Developed
AI should be more than a black box. Discover how Quicklizard’s AI Triple Play combines real-time co-development, conversational AI, and self-learning models to create a more transparent, collaborative, and intelligent approach to pricing.
Market Insights
Beyond the SKU: Why Retail Pricing Must Be Rebuilt for the Age of Consumer Missions
Retail pricing must evolve beyond SKU logic to help customers complete missions while turning AI into governed commercial advantage.
Market Insights
The Strategic Imperative: Beyond Competitive Noise to Operational Alpha
As AI becomes retail’s baseline, the winners in 2026 will be those who replace competitor noise with decision intelligence through high-fidelity pricing and scalable specialist logic that protects brand authority while compounding margin and velocity.
Market Insights
Why Pricing and Inventory Must Go Hand in Hand: The Holiday Readout
Post-holiday inventory is retail’s clearest readout: it exposes what demand really was once promo noise fades, and why 2026 success depends on linking pricing and supply planning into one feedback loop.