"Most companies don't know this type of photography technology exists" said Sam Shearer , Managing Director or Ortery Technologies. "We do demonstrations and customers are blown away with the image quality, simplicity and efficiency of our systems."
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When photography hardware and software work together in an all-in-one solution, product photography benefits skyrocket. Software is used to automate each step of the image capture process. In fact, users can see what the picture will look like before it is taken.
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A manufacturer takes a sudden plunge into B2B and B2C ecommerce
While many manufacturers know they need to meet buyers' demand for ecommerce, many have been slow to embrace the channel. Take Bedford Industries , a 55-year old plastic fabrication manufacturer. Entering 2020, ecommerce was still a twinkle in Bedford's eyes, even though it had long-range plans to open an ecommerce store.
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Moreover, the company had more pressing concerns to address, such as replacing its home-grown enterprise resource planning (ERP) platform. That process had just gotten underway earlier in the year when the coronavirus pandemic began ravaging the United States.
US holiday ecommerce sales will surge over 35 percent this year - Business Insider
Retailers are bracing for a softer holiday season due to the pandemic. They will see, however, a major shift to ecommerce this holiday season.
US consumers will spend $190.47 billion this year on holiday ecommerce purchases, up 35.8% and representing an incremental $50 billion in sales versus 2019. In-store holiday sales will decline by 4.7% to $822.79 million. But online gains will entirely make up for these losses, resulting in growth of 0.9% for total holiday season sales, to $1.013 trillion. (Note: We define holiday season sales as those occurring in November and December.)
7 Quick Tips to Drive 2020 Holiday Sales | Practical Ecommerce
Consumers will rely on online merchants more than ever during this year’s holiday season. Here are seven tips for retaining shoppers and closing more sales.
Integrate PayPal's “Pay in 4.” The largest online payment provider’s latest offering lets customers pay for orders totaling $30 to $600 across four installments. Merchants receive the money upfront and pay only the standard PayPal rate. Plus, PayPal assumes all the risk.
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Smaller Is Big in New E-Commerce Warehouses - WSJ
Behind loading-dock doors covered in graffiti, the chunky metal machines navigate a 23-foot-tall structure stacked with blue plastic bins, sliding up, down and across metal racks as they select bins and move them to the warehouse floor. Down below, dozens of low-slung, mobile robots that resemble Roomba vacuums sweep along to move the bins to stations where human workers will finally get their hands on the goods.
The intricate dance, choreographed by software and executed with automation, powers a strategy known as microfulfillment. It is aimed at speeding up the delivery of goods to consumers in cities through operations that pack large numbers of products into tight, urban spaces.
US Ecommerce Growth Accelerates to 2022 Levels; Warner Pulls HBO and WB TV from South Asia |
In today’s ExchangeWire news digest: a report from eMarketer finds that ecommerce spend in the US has risen to levels previously anticipated in 2022; WarnerMedia announces it will discontinue its HBO and WB TV services in South Asia before the end of the year; and the VAB reports that US national TV ad spend from new marketers increased in the first half of 2020.
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A report from eMarketer has stated that US e-commerce has grown to over 30% of all sales, pushing online shopping to levels unexpected until 2022. The firm projects that sales made online will total USD $794.5bn (£613.7bn) by the end of 2020, accounting for 14.4% of the country's total retail market. The figures put the sector's growth rate at 32.4% year-over-year, almost double the 18% predicted in eMarketer's Q2 report.
Ecommerce Is On Top Of The World As Consumers Embrace Online Shopping Like Never Before
The needs of the pandemic and shifting consumer behaviors have accelerated online shopping by nearly two years, with 2020 sales matching those previously not anticipated until 2022. “U.S. ecommerce sales will reach $794.50 billion this year, up 32.4% year over year. That’s a much higher growth rate than the 18.0% predicted in our Q2 forecast, as consumers continue to avoid stores and opt for online shopping amid the pandemic,” explains eMarketer .
44% Of Global eCommerce Is Owned By 4 Chinese Companies
58% of global e-commerce is concentrated in just six companies. And just four Chinese companies account for almost half of global digital sales.
Global e-commerce reached $3.4 trillion last year, according to a new report from Activate Consulting. Thousands of brands and retailers divvy up just 37% share of that, while six giants who are mostly Chinese companies vacuum up more than half of the pie. One key reason: retail in China is simply much more digital than it is in Europe or North America.
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