Automation technology has been central to the transformation of the ecommerce market, and as demand continues to grow, it has unlocked new opportunities that are shaping the industry’s future.
Automation technology has been central to the transformation of the ecommerce market, and as demand continues to grow, it has unlocked new opportunities that are shaping the industry’s future.
The arrival of new payment types and digital experiences used in the past year – for instance increased use of mobile wallets and Buy-Now-Pay-Later services – has provided an opportunity to accelerate the growth path for real-time payments.
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There has been much anguish expressed over the almighty change that is in the process of taking place in digital advertising, but it is a chance to seek out new – and better – opportunities.
Now more than ever, retailers need to be able to access data in real time to operate efficiently and stay in business.
Along with the rest of Europe, the UK will soon be under stricter SCA regulations that will have a direct impact on ecommerce sales, to protect both retailers and consumers from fraudulent orders.
In 2020, medium-sized to large retailers reportedly experienced 14% more fraudulent transactions per month than in 2019.
What can brick-and-mortar retail take from the digital space? How can digital shopping tools be leveraged to improve the in-store experience?
As consumers quickly adapt to getting help from their personal assistants, it is leading to a shift in consumer behaviour. Recent research found that nearly a third (30%) of consumers that own smart devices use them to shop and order from.
A successful ecommerce site will also ease the purchasing process: from identifying a product, and checking it’s in stock, through to buying it and having it delivered to your home at a convenient time.
The most useful data depends on the source, which makes all the difference in the efficiency of the entire data scraping and analysis pipeline. Here are five places to discover data gems that can power your ecommerce strategy.
Baby Boomers are buying from international ecommerce sites in increasing numbers, but have a distinctly different set of purchasing preferences from younger consumers.
Retail has been one of the sectors hardest hit by COVID-19, with 2020 being one of the worst years on record for retail sales growth. While the impact has been immensely damaging, the global pandemic has also provided the impetus to change the way retailers operate.
