How much does poor inventory accuracy cost? According to the latest research, 53% of all non grocery markdowns are a result from bad inventory decisions. 50% of US retail decision makers cite inventory misjudgments as their primary barrier to ... Read more →
In 2018, consumers spent over $517 billion online with U.S. companies. Each year, ecommerce takes a larger bite out of traditional retail sales as consumer demand for online shopping and convenient delivery grows stronger. As a result, your company ... Read more →
According to benchmarking studies, shipping is typically a company's highest fulfillment related expense. Every year, rates go up as carriers cover the cost of more last-mile deliveries for the e-commerce industry. With goliaths like Amazon ... Read more →
Creating the ideal customer experience has never been easier for online retailers. Through the use of retail inventory analytics, there are many opportunities for you to increase sales and customer loyalty. Read more →
Not every visit to your website leads to a purchase. Your analytics are proof of that. Converting visitors to customers remains one of the largest pain points among growing ecommerce retailers, next to generating targeted traffic. Read more →
Increasing ecommerce sales is the primary goal for retailers of any size, whether you’re a startup in the space or an enterprise retail giant selling on multiple marketplaces. Read more →
What led to the downfall of Kmart, the rise of Walmart, and brought the iconic Ralph Lauren brand to its knees? Poor inventory management. Read more →
Your business has grown, and you need better inventory and warehouse management options. Or perhaps you’re an established business looking at streamlining your processes. Read more →
Online shopping is more popular than ever, but you know shoppers expect more than ever from retailers. Companies like Amazon have created an expectation for low-cost and fast shipping. Consider that: Read more →
34% of the top 50 U.S. retailers have reported poor forecasting accuracy. Considering a deviation of 1% in either over-forecasting or under-forecasting can cost a company thousands, or even millions of dollars, you have to wonder why? Only about 60% ... Read more →
%20(1).jpg)