As multiple solutions are being used to manage the overall business in most organizations, one can find immense data inconsistencies and delays in information sharing for operational execution and decision making.
There is massive growth and demand in the direct-to-consumer (D2C) e-commerce sector, and the customers want to achieve their D2C ambitions.
Today’s organizations face multiple challenges in their cybersecurity journey. For the vast majority of companies, they need to reduce overall cyber risk.
Today’s retail industry is characterised by the highest customer and retailer awareness level ever. It has never been easier for customers to compare a product with competing offers, and never has such a wide variety of choices been within easy reach.
Today, retailers face many challenges, some of which have been unique during the COVID pandemic. Retailers constantly strive to improve their profitability through efficiency gains, for instance, by reducing time for replenishment, reducing the time and increasing the rate of picking for BOPIS (Buy Online Pick Up in Store) services, increasing availability on the shelf, being able to change the price of goods on the shelf in a timelier manner.
Prior to spring 2020, consumer shopping was already in a state of transformation – online sales were steadily growing and offerings such as buy online and pick-up in-store (BOPIS) were gaining solid interest.