More than ever, retailers need to focus on improving their in-store shopping experiences and leverage technology to create a seamless customer journey. From product information and navigation to personalization, here are some ways ecommerce is influencing the kinds of store experience that customers are looking for.
In this issue of E&M, Bed Bath & Beyond appears to be on fumes as it looks to a stock sale and a further trim of its store fleet to … Continue Reading →
By integrating with SAP Commerce Cloud, Akeneo Product Information Management delivers a single place to collect, manage and enrich product information Boston, Feb. 2, 2023 — Akeneo, the global leader … Continue Reading →
With over 16 years at VARGO®, Cera will continue to lead the company to new heights in 2023 HILLIARD, OH, Feb. 1, 2023 — VARGO®, a leading provider of material … Continue Reading →
Global performance lifestyle brand to deploy microservices-based SaaS platform as foundation for modern retail operations ALPHARETTA, GA, Feb. 1, 2023 — Aptos, a recognized market leader in retail technology solutions, announced … Continue Reading →
Valpak Committed to Serving U.S. Consumers, Businesses and Brands Who Want to Thrive Even in Tough Economic Times St. Petersburg, FL, Jan. 31, 2023 — Valpak, the leader in American … Continue Reading →
New York, Jan. 30, 2023 — XY Retail, the global commerce solution helping retailers streamline omnichannel operations and foster the strongest, most meaningful and most profitable relationships with their customers, … Continue Reading →
Extensiv also adds Carolyn Sparano, VP of customer success, and Mariano Ferrario, VP of digital customer experience, to help execute groundbreaking vision for omnichannel fulfillment EL SEGUNDO, CA, Jan. 30, … Continue Reading →
RENO, NV, Jan. 30, 2023 – Paul Brashier, Vice President, Drayage and Intermodal for ITS Logistics, will share his 2023 forecast for North American coastal and inland port movements at … Continue Reading →
Grocery assortment planning has been upended by omnichannel. Grocers were comfortable relying on broader, older models that identified underperforming products to remove from a store shelf, or leaning into models that focused on SKU rationalization. But assortment planning now presents an entirely new bag of challenges.