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Majority Use Mobile to Compare Competitors' Prices While In Store

February 22, 2016

Mobile is driving the shopping experience both in stores and online. Roughly 73 percent of all online buyers are using a mobile device to shop online, and 21 percent are using mobile devices to help them shop in stores, according to Bizrate Insights, a division of Connexity.

Mobile Sales Account for 30 Percent of Holiday Season's Growing E-Commerce

January 7, 2016

Fierce Retail

E-commerce revenue jumped 21 percent this holiday season over last year as mobile sales continue to climb - 30.4 percent of online sales were placed on mobile devices, according to Custora.

Third of Online Retail Sales Take Place on Mobile Devices, Study Says

October 14, 2015

FierceRetail

Adyen, a global payments technology company, says that as many as 30 percent of all global transactions online are happening on a mobile device.

Mobile Payments Not Catching On? Just Give Them Time.

August 18, 2015

Strategy + Business

Smartphones have yet to displace cash or credit cards at the retail point of sale. But give them time.

Nike's E-commerce Skyrockets, With Mobile Sales Topping Those From Desktops

July 6, 2015

RIS News

NIKE Inc.'s e-commerce business is growing, and the company attributes it to being one of the "world's most engaged brands online."

Three Steps to Successful Supply Chain Mobility For Mid-Market Companies

March 20, 2015

Donna Fritz, VP of Marketing & Product Management, TAKE Supply Chain

Mobility is a hot topic these days. Regardless of industry or profession, a mobile application or ecosystem is in development to serve it. The supply chain is no different. In fact, given its very manual and distributed nature, the supply chain is better suited to mobile application deployment than most business processes. For distribution and fulfillment services, where most of the activities take place away from the desktop, the extension of business processes to mobile applications just makes sense. Most CEOs today are looking to the supply chain for competitive advantage (think Amazon's drones), so the time is right for supply chain managers to begin the process of introducing mobile into their processes.

Mobile Commerce More Likely to Help Than Harm In-store Sales - if Harnessed Properly

February 18, 2015

Forbes

The buzz about the threat of mobile/e-commerce to physical stores has at times echoed "All About Eve," with "thumb shopping" playing the role of the ingénue poised to outshine those brick-and-mortar has-beens. But mobile shopping will actually have the opposite effect, according to Matt Moog, CEO of PowerReviews, which bills itself as a "Consumer Engagement Engine" that helps companies connect shoppers at the moment of purchase to drive sales.

Staples Permits Vendors to Make Direct Sales from Its Mobile Commerce Site

December 18, 2014

Mobile Commerce Daily

With mobile commerce sales growing quickly, Staples is jockeying to hold onto its role as an ecommerce leader by opening its dedicated mobile site to direct sales from vendors.

Survey Suggests There Is Need for 'Mobile Wallets' and Services Targeted at Retail

March 19, 2013

SAP

Fifty-three percent of industry leaders believe that improving customers' retail experience would be essential to creating a successful mobile payments scheme, according to survey by SAP. The GSMA Mobile World Congress survey is aimed at addressing top issues facing mobile commerce service providers and reflects the sentiments of mobile operators, fixed telecommunication providers, over-the-top (OTT) players and other global mobile industry executives.

More Luxury Shoppers Use Mobile, But Prove Harder to Please Overall, Study Finds

January 21, 2013

ForeSee

Luxury shoppers are more likely to use mobile channels when shopping but are slightly less satisfied with e-commerce overall, according to the Luxury E-Retail Satisfaction Index released by customer experience analytics firm ForeSee.