3 Ecommerce Trends to Implement in 2016
An exciting change is on the rise as these new trends shape online retailers, shoppers, and prosumers alike. Here are three ecommerce trends to look out for in 2016.
Operations & Fulfillment
Week in Review: Amazon Looks to Go Global with Logistics Operations
Amazon has taken another step in its march toward world dominance, as it plans to create a global shipping and logistics operation. See what the plans are for the ecommerce marketplace.
International Checkout Partners with Greats to Offer Global Shipping
International Checkout announced that it has partnered with footwear company Greats, enabling the brand to reach a wider global consumer audience. Here’s how Greats is looking to drive global sales through International Checkout’s seamless logistics solution.
6 Ways Online Payment Technologies Will Revolutionize Your Business
The next wave payment technology on providing merchants with more insight than ever before throughout the customer journey. See how your business can benefit from online payment technologies.
UPS Blows Out Q4, Cites Ecommerce Growth, Automation, Tight Controls
UPS cited ecommerce growth, tight management controls and automation investments in its record Q4 results, while reaffirming its relationship with Amazon.
Omnichannel Returns Jump Significantly During Holiday Season
Newgistics discusses increased omnichannel returns during the recent holiday season, and best practices in returns that can help drive sales and profit.
UberRUSH Gains Retail Partners with New Same-Day Delivery API
The UberRUSH same-day delivery service’s new API lets retailers offer it as a checkout option, making it more competitive with others in the space.
How to Create an Award-Winning Shipping and Delivery Experience
What makes up an award-winning shipping and delivery experience? Gain key insights from SmartHub survey data and find out who won at Operations Summit 2016.
Were We Right About Omnichannel Fulfillment Trends?
Shoppers not only expect but demand flexibility and freedom to buy at their total convenience. This creates supply chain complexity around synchronizing inventory and orders coming from stores, websites, mobile, catalogs, etc.
How to Target a Zero Fulfillment Error Average
In November of 2015, we had a company first – an entire week with one, single error across thousand of orders between two e-tail outlets.