Technology has come a long way especially in retail. It has not only evolved, but it has assisted in-store sales. This infographic by StoreTraffic, highlights how technology can be useful online and in physical retail stores.
At the heart of the solution is a completely redesigned TractorSupply.com, which provides optimal viewing across all devices, easier integration with social media pages, and a simplified check-out process. Behind the scenes, the company migrated the entire platform to a new IBM Cloud for greater overall business performance.
With the rising popularity of responsive design, the need for a separate website dedicated to mobile devices has begun to wane. So what should retailers be considering when preparing their website to become responsive?
Siteworx has launched the Irish Setter Boots ecommerce website for the Red Wing Shoe Company. The new website allows consumers to research, compare and purchase Irish Setter hunting boots through a new digital channel.
Websites are getting fatter and the extra weight could impact your business. See what factors are contributing to the obesity of your website and how to prevent it.
Globalization is Alibaba Group’s most important strategy for the coming decades, and its goal is to help 10 million global businesses and serve 2 billion consumers around the world. That’s why Alibaba Group announced the appointment of Michael Evans as President of Alibaba Group on Tuesday.
During the heightened holiday shopping season, retailers do not have the time to manually review transactions for fraud. There are several holiday shopping trends ecommerce merchants should be aware of to ensure fraudsters don’t disrupt customers’ holiday cheer. These include…
Fresh off its launch, Jet is betting that delivering savings by pulling out supply chain costs will lead to ultimate success in a space dominated by Amazon.
There is no stopping the rise of online shopping. The product options are endless, it’s simple, more convenient, often cost-efficient—and the list goes on. See what three ways bricks-and-mortar retailers can win at webrooming.
Realizing that no smartphone user wants to have to endlessly zoom in and out while viewing a webpage, Google instituted what many call Mobilegeddon – a mandate requiring sites to feature mobile-friendly design. Here’s a look at an experiment conducted by Catchpoint Systems to determine to what extent – if any – mobile site performance is a factor in determining mobile-friendliness, and hence Mobilegeddon.