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57% Of Shoppers Abandon Customer Feedback Surveys Because They’re Too Long
Retailers always need to properly analyze customer feedback if they want to evolve their business to meet shopper needs. But when collecting that feedback, they better make it quick for…
News December 17Google Launches Multi-Touch Point Shopping Platform In India
Google has brought its shopping service in India, allowing the country’s consumers to browse for deals on the Google Shopping home page; a mobile-friendly web app; a “shopping” tab on…
News December 14Infovista Named A Top 10 European Retail Solution Provider
Infovista has been selected by Retail CIO Outlook as one of 10 European retail technology companies at the forefront of tackling customer challenges. The chosen companies were selected by a…
News December 14The Retail Revolution Is Redefining Convenience
By Steven O’Toole, NCR Convenience stores are suddenly becoming much more convenient and Amazon’s announcement of its plans to open as many as 3,000 self-serve, cashierless stores is sure to…
Executive Viewpoints December 14From E-Commerce Platforms To Microservices Omni-Commerce
Traditionally, retailers have used e-Commerce platforms such as ATG, WCS, Hybris etc. to build and manage their online storefront. These monolith applications were based on three-tiered architecture. Over time, the…
Executive Viewpoints December 14Is Predictive AI The Next Step For Fashion Design And Curation?
Fashion’s one constant — change — forces everyone within the industry to stay ahead of trends in order to make intelligent business decisions. But designers, marketers and buyers may soon…
News December 14Farfetch Acquires Stadium Goods For $250 Million
On the heels of going public in September, UK-based online luxury marketplace Farfetch is expanding its portfolio to make room for more sneakers by acquiring online footwear and streetwear resale…
News December 13Walmart Launches E-Commerce Site In Japan With Rakuten
Walmart has opened its first e-Commerce store in Japan through a partnership with Rakuten. The Walmart Rakuten Ichiba Store will offer Japanese shoppers a wide array of U.S.-branded products, including…
News December 13Sears Reportedly Hires JLL To Gauge Real Estate’s Value; Burlington, DICK’S Express Interest
In the wake of Eddie Lampert’s $4.6 billion bid for Sears and its assets, the retailer has hired real estate firm Jones Lang LaSalle (JLL) to market its portfolio of…
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