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For appliance parts supplier McCombs Supply Co., finding new ways to ship smarter in the face of swelling ecommerce demand was critical to its success. Learn how the company decreases shipping costs and increased productivity with a shipping technology platform.
Wayfair Inc. reported a 53% increase year-over-year in direct retail sales from Thanksgiving through Cyber Monday. Here are some other results reported by the home furnishings brand.
1-800-FLOWERS.COM, Inc. announced the launch of Simply Chocolate, a new destination for individuals to discover a curated assortment of gifts. Here are some of the features that will be part of the new website.
Build.com, an online-only home improvement retailer, launched a new augmented reality (AR) in-app experience,”In-Home Preview,” leveraging Apple’s new ARKit development platform. Here are some of the features of the new experience and how it will change the shopper’s experience.
FULLBEAUTY Brands Inc. announced the appointment of Emilie Arel as the company’s Chief Executive Officer. Arel will join the company in the coming weeks. See how Arel will bring her prior to the new position.
Survey of retailers indicates majority will make inefficient business decisions to meet holiday demand – hiring extra staff, increasing inventory, or extending shopping hours AUSTIN, Texas and BRISTOL, UK – … Continue Reading →
Lancome Paris teamed up with Perfect Corp to launch a virtual reality mobile experience for shoppers. Here is how this partnership will change the way shoppers try on cosmetics.
U.S. consumers are less inclined to shop on traditional peak holiday shopping days this year and more likely to search for and buy the best bargains online than in stores. Here are some other holiday results based on the study.
1-800-Flowers.com announced that customers can order floral gifts, and select gourmet food offerings, directly through Google Assistant. Here is what executives from 1-800-Flowers.com had to say about the future of voice ordering and artificial intelligence.
Amazon gets plenty of press, but Kroger and Walmart have made big strides in enabling shoppers to buy online and pick up in store, McKeska tells audience at Marquette University … Continue Reading →