2018 digital trends retail

whitePaper | December 19, 2019

Polybags are the ubiquitous packaging of the fashion industry something that unites brands small and large, from sportswear to luxury, to fast fashion retailers. This is the clear plastic bag which covers every garment from manufacturing to retail stores or consumer homes. In some cases, it is removed before it gets to a consumer, but polybags are still present ‘behind the scenes’. Our report does not focus on other sources of plastic, including retail shopping bags or ecommerce mailers, which have been covered in other publications.

whitePaper | January 27, 2020

A new report from comScore shows clear advantages to online retailers using Visa Checkout to simplify their checkout experience. The results of the report are highlighted below. Consumer retail spend has moved increasingly from in-store to digital, with more than 1 in 10 of U.S. retail discretionary dollars being spent online. As the growth of online and mobile shopping continues to rise, so do customer expectations.

whitePaper | March 30, 2022

The challenge is to use the IT functionality in your ERP to support your business processes and functions in the best way. The other part of that challenge is preparing your people, and your organization, to adopt the new ways of working for sustained success.

whitePaper | September 10, 2022

Enterprise-level automation and end-to-end ERP-CRM business applications are now available to SMB and Mid-Market Businesses.The expansion of capabilities and access to advanced features and functions has been greatly accelerated with the advent of Cloud computing and modern application design.Through a variety of influences, core software prices have come down considerably sinceY2K. However, over the same time,the complexity and maturity ofthese applications have also expanded in scope, putting upward pressure on design, configuration, and implementation costs.

whitePaper | August 17, 2022

Restaurant customers today expect a lot from their dining experiences: seamless ordering, delivery, and payment; menu choices that suit their dietary preferences; and consistently high-quality food which is also afordable, sustainable, and served quickly

whitePaper | October 4, 2022

The metaverse, roughly defined as 3-D virtual worlds that mimic the real world, has drawn much attention since late 2021. Certain well-known global firms, such as J.P. Morgan, HSBC, Standard Chartered (banking), Samsung (technology), Adidas (apparel) and PwC (consulting) have created a presence on the current metaverse platforms The Sandbox and Decentraland. Ever since Facebook’s announcement of its rebranding and name change to Meta in October 2021,2 the investment on metaverse has continued despite a contraction in the cryptocurrency market.