Canada (84%) and Australia (54%) are the top choices for cross-border ecommerce, followed by Japan and New Zealand (39% each), according to the results of Multichannel Merchant’s MCM Outlook 2014. Here’s why U.S.-based merchants are high on doing business in those countries.
If you’re a merchant and you’re not engaged in global ecommerce, you’re missing out on a massive opportunity. Are you ready to build your global ecommerce business? Download this MCM Outlook 2014 report.
How are shippers preparing for Holiday 2014? What systems are they looking to add in the fulfillment center? And do merchants really think Amazon has little effect on their business? These questions and more are answered in Multichannel Merchant’s MCM Outlook 2014 report on Operations & Fulfillment.
Quite possibly, your contact center is your company’s unsung hero. But how are ecommerce and omnichannel merchants treating their contact centers? Here’s a snapshot look at Multichannel Merchant’s MCM Outlook 2014 survey.
Multichannel Merchant managing editor Tim Parry will release his findings from the MCM Outlook 2014 survey at Operations Summit 2014. Here’s a sneak peek at his session, which will close the conference with a bang.
If Amazon is, indeed, taking over the ecommerce world, then operations and fulfillment professionals are the last to know. Here’s a snapshot of the MCM Outlook 2014 report on operations and fulfillment.
The consumer landscape has changed and not only do consumers expect a quick response, but also a thoughtful and informative dialogue. Here’s a snapshot look at Multichannel Merchant’s MCM Outlook 2014 survey results.
But it does not appear to be the result of shippers pushing that last-chance offer as close as possible to Christmas.
U.S.-based ecommerce merchants who are not ready to sell internationally need to get themselves ready for global sales.