CIO

MARCH 15, 2023

One of the biggest challenges confronting retailers today is ensuring convergence between customers’ traditional in-store shopping experience and their digital journey, thereby delivering a seamless customer experience (CX). For brick-and-mortar stores, legacy technologies often make migrating online difficult.

Commerce 497

Commerce Retail Value Chain Advantage 497

CIO

JUNE 5, 2024

Choose the overall experience At the same time, e-commerce is moving more toward ultra fast fashion, a development led by Chinese fashion retailer Shein. It can be about both large established players and small innovative startups, and it’s crucial for us to catch up with technology development.

Matrix 569

Matrix IT Commerce Value Chain 569

Data Hut

JULY 23, 2020

By tracking, analyzing, and gaining insights from these metrics’ retailers can gain a comprehensive understanding of information that’s required to stay ahead in the competition. . Also Read: Retail Marketing Strategy: The Road to Success. Enhanced inventory intelligence helps retailers in loss prevention. Smart Pricing.

Win 84

Win Intelligence Intelligence Competitor Analysis 84

Alpha Sense BI

FEBRUARY 6, 2024

(Company Publication) Digitalization and the Rise of Smart Factories More and more manufacturers are transitioning to smart factories , which integrate advanced technologies such as AI, 5G, Internet of Things (IoT), data analytics, and cloud computing.

Retail 52

Retail Due Diligence Research Value Chain 52

ATTEST

OCTOBER 16, 2019

Made.com Brand Growth Strategy: Discovery commerce. Traditional e-commerce sees people searching and finding products through a retailer’s website, but what if this could be reversed, with products finding people? Known as “discovery commerce”, this strategy has brought great results for online furniture retailer Made.com.

Commerce 52

Commerce Retail Restaurants Gaming 52

ATTEST

OCTOBER 16, 2019

Made.com Brand Growth Strategy: Discovery commerce. Traditional e-commerce sees people searching and finding products through a retailer’s website, but what if this could be reversed, with products finding people? Known as “discovery commerce”, this strategy has brought great results for online furniture retailer Made.com.

Commerce 40

Commerce Retail Restaurants Gaming 40