Analytics for digital retail

whitePaper | June 2, 2022

Omnichannel selling is the need of the hour for retail enterprises across the globe. The advent of E-commerce and the onset of the pandemic are only reinforcing the fact that omnichannel is the way to go for small-scale brick and mortar stores to remain competitive in the long run. Here’s everything you need to know about omnichannel fulfillment and how to go about it for your business.

whitePaper | June 28, 2022

It’s no secret that more consumers are shopping online today than ever before. By 2025, e-commerce is projected to account for at least a quarter of all retail sales. It’s an alarming statistic—and one that worries brick-and-mortar retailers around the globe. Is the face-to-face retail experience a thing of the past? What can storefront retailers do to stay competitive in today’s digital marketplace?

whitePaper | February 11, 2020

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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 | October 29, 2022

Manufacturers of all kinds use ERP systems. The ERP industry began with MRP (manufacturing requirements planning) and grew to its current state where we now have enterprise requirements planning

whitePaper | January 6, 2020

In retail, change is always right around the corner. As technology continues to develop, there are more and more opportunities for the improvement of a core pillar of commerce: the value chain. Basically, a retailer’s value chain can involve five main parts–raw materials, manufacturing, distribution centers, logistics, and finally, the retailer. Each link plays an important role in getting products into the hands of customers.