The big buzz word these days is IOT or better said Internet of things and a lot of noise is made in the digital world, but how does it really affect us? Continue reading “IOT how does it change the digital world?”
Category: Omnichannel Commerce
How to choose your commerce platform
If you are about to select an new ecommerce platform you should select the platform that meets the criteria in line with your business needs or better said that fits your business plan and organization.
Trends in ecommerce solutions are changing rapidly and moving more towards the affordable SAAS solutions however are the platforms ready for that move. If you look at the players in the market like Intershop, Demandware, Hybris, Oracle, Websphere, Prestashop, Magento and Drupel they are not getting closer in aligning with the market need in SAAS solutions, but rather continue the more expensive license models.
Virtual Reality Commerce the game changer in E-Commerce and the way we shop?
In today’s commerce world, we are used to click and buy behavior in a very competitive market, with quality customer experience. Also, retail and brand stores is still a part of our shopping arena, however what we have seen over time is that retail did not adapt or embrace E-Commerce quick enough. Since Virtual Reality Commerce is there, how will the brands and retail respond to this? If they don’t respond now they will miss the opportunity again the way it happened when E-Commerce was introduced. Continue reading “Virtual Reality Commerce the game changer in E-Commerce and the way we shop?”
China the growing E-Commerce engine
In 2016, China will surpass the US to become the world’s largest retail e-commerce market, with sales expected to top $899.09 billion this year, representing almost half (47.0%) of digital retail sales worldwide.
China’s population is more than 1.3 billion, with a middle class of 200 million strong and growing. There are 688 million internet users and 413 million online shoppers. China’s e-retail market is estimated to grow to $1.5 trillion by 2020 and the share of online sales is set to increase to over 15% by 2017. As China’s growth continues, the conditions for the e-commerce are only improving.
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