2min readWith the “Store as a Service” model, digital-native brands and mid-sized retailers can get closer to their customers and expand their market by opening new physical outlets that better meet
2min readUnderstanding how to get rid of excess stock after big sales periods such as Black Friday or the Christmas campaign is key for retailers to start the year on a
2min readAs consumers return to their old in-store shopping habits, the outlook for traditional retailers is brighter, especially for those embracing unified commerce to deliver a seamless shopping experience. Today, many
2min readReturns have always been an issue in the fashion industry, as they reduce net sales, indirectly decrease gross and net profits, and force the retailer to allocate space and staff
2min readAs consumers rediscover the pleasures of shopping in physical stores and workers return to their offices, the strong tailwinds that benefited the digital economy during the pandemic are losing some
2min readThe 1980s saw the birth of fast fashion, a new way of doing fashion by shortening delivery times and reducing prices that burst onto the market to change the rules
3min readMark Zuckerberg in his video presentation (36′:38″) of Meta says that in the next decade metaverses will reach a billion people, lead to hundreds of billions of dollars in digital
3min readAs more transactions move online, last mile delivery continues to impose big challenges for online-only retailers. In this respect, physical retailers should have an inherent advantage when fulfilling online orders.
3min readIn a world in which the boundaries between physical and online commerce are increasingly blurred, Buy Online, Pickup In Store (BOPIS), popularly known as Click & Collect, has become an
2min readOne of the keys to retail success is to pay close attention to the local customs in the markets where you operate. In those countries where Ramadan is widely observed,