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Lenovo's Key To Boosting Market Share: Become 'Amazon-Like'
Lenovo Group Ltd. is the world's leading original equipment manufacturer (OEM) of personal computers. So why is it determined to overhaul the way it sells and markets product?
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Amazon Tests Product Listing Ads, Tops Google
While for years Google was the number-one online destination for shoppers searching for products across desktop, mobile and tablet, it has recently lost its top ranking as a product search starting place to Amazon.
Traditional Retailers Tackle the Omnichannel
A conversation with retail industry thought leaders about how they're adjusting to the age of the omnichannel, and providing consumers with multiple options for ordering, picking up and receiving deliveries in a timely, efficient fashion.
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With Amazon Looming, Oreo Maker Dives Deeper Into Online Retail
Mondelez International Inc., trying to adapt as more shoppers buy food outside of traditional grocery stores, is diving deeper into online retail with a holiday-season website that is selling tins of Oreos directly to consumers.
Don't Blink: How Pop-ups Are Transforming Retail
The new era of retail isn't just about the internet. Welcome to the world of the pop-up store.
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Why Companies Need to Reach the Latter Stages of S&OP Maturity
E-Commerce Expert Says More Brands Should Sell on Amazon
At Gap's annual shareholder meeting this year, CEO Art Peck said, "to not be considering Amazon and others would be in my view delusional." Soon after, Lands' End announced that it would start selling some merchandise on Amazon, as the online behemoth's "credibility of being a desired fashion destination for shoppers continues to grow."
Millennials Set Shipping and Delivery Bar High, Survey Says
If you think customer expectations are high overall in terms of e-commerce and direct-to-customer fulfillment, take a good look at the millennial generation. Across a number of studies you see a pattern: a keen desire for the most rapid shipping method possible; free, unlimited returns; and a greater willingness to spend a bit more to get it the same day.
River Island to Deploy RFID Across 280 Stores
Fashion retailer River Island is rolling out a radio frequency identification tool at all 280 of the stores it owns and operates. The retailer says it will track all of the garments it sells in the stores, which are located in United Kingdom, Ireland, the Netherlands and Belgium, using tags applied by suppliers.
Retail Tackles the Omnichannel
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Advanced DSCP Solutions Optimize Beverage Company's Supply Chain
Challenge: A leading international beverage company that ships over 8 million bottles a year needed to gain control of a complex and lengthy production process to ensure the highest product quality.
Staying Alive in an Ever-Changing Retail Landscape
The traditional holiday shopping season is shaping up to be a microcosm of the big changes that are roiling retailers every day.
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