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  • Retailers’ top supply chain challenges for 2014

    With a new year come new challenges and opportunities. As consumer patterns continue to evolve, so must retailers and their supply chain operations, influenced by technological advancements and other external factors. Coming off a modestly successful holiday shopping season, retailers are geared up for 2014 and prepared to address what promise to be the top five challenges of 2014.

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  • IBM to release digital storefront curator

    Armonk, N.Y. -- IBM has announced it will release a new storefront curator as part of its WebSphere Commerce platform. IBM Commerce Composer gives line of business leaders control over the look, feel and functionality of their online store fronts with no technical coding skills required.  

  • Differentiating with delivery: Top trends for 2014

    As the clicks and bricks went head-to-head in retail’s all-important holiday season, the “clicks” had already won the 2013 race to build new warehouse and distribution facilities. Winning the overall retail race is quickly becoming about being first from dock to doorstep and satiating customer’s hunger for insta-delivery. This means having the right infrastructure, particularly supporting facilities, in place.

  • Holiday 2013 was all about mobile, the gift that kept on giving

    By Jay Henderson, Global Strategy Director, IBM Smarter Commerce

  • IBM: Q4 online sales up 10.3%

    Armonk, N.Y. -- Overall fourth quarter online sales were up 10.3% year-over-year. The IBM Digital Analytics Benchmark indicates that soaring mobile traffic and sales were one of several key drivers.

    Mobile traffic accounted for nearly 35% of all online traffic, up 40% compared to the fourth quarter of 2012. Mobile sales also remained strong, reaching 16.6% of all online sales, up more than 46% from the same period last year.

  • All Boxes Are Not Created Equal: Packaging Optimization Is Key to Big Supply Chain Benefits

    By Rich Thompson, managing director of supply chain & logistics solutions for the Americas at Jones Lang LaSalle

  • Couch commerce heats up Christmas Day

    Record levels of mobile traffic helped Christmas Day online sales advance 16.5%, according to IBM digital Analytics Benchmark data.

  • IBM: Online Christmas Day sales up 16.5%

    Armonk, N.Y. -- Overall Christmas Day online sales were up 16.5% from the same period last year. IBM Digital Analytics Benchmark data for Dec. 25, 2013 shows mobile traffic was the highest IBM recorded this holiday season, accounting for 48% of all online traffic, up 28.3% compared to the same period last year.

    Mobile sales also remained strong, approaching 29% of all online sales, up 40% from 2012.

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