Viewpoint: How machine learning is revolutionizing e-commerce
The retail landscape is rapidly changing due to the consumer’s desire for speed and instant gratification. Machine learning is removing friction from the process.
The retail landscape is rapidly changing due to the consumer’s desire for speed and instant gratification. Machine learning is removing friction from the process.
As rising fuel prices and continued supply chain disruptions have pressured retailers and e-commerce brands, many are looking for ways to offset costs.
Cargojet says it has two built-in defenses against an economic downturn: e-commerce and unstable cargo service at passenger airlines.
DHL is expanding its airport infrastructure in Germany and dedicated route network in the Americas to support growing trade volumes.
Shopify cites slowing growth in e-commerce as it cuts 10% of its workforce.
Three new sortation centers in Chicago and Denver bring Target’s facility count up to nine.
Storefront delivery platforms exploded during the pandemic, but for many retailers the loss of customer control could be costing them revenue.
Convenience and automation in the home are growing in tandem with e-commerce
Even as some consider allowing customers to keep unwanted items, many e-commerce sellers still consider returns a path to customer loyalty.
Seattle-based Flexe recently reached a $1 billion valuation with its latest $119 million series D funding round.
Inflation has taken a bite out of furniture sales, but consumers are still buying, according to a delivery expert.
As inflation has taken hold, consumers have shifted buying habits, but data suggests those changes are happening in different ways across the country.
FarEye is rolling out the Last Mile Mandate this month, an effort to provide guidance to retailers seeking to succeed in the last mile.
Prime Day 2022 begins Tuesday, but with slowing e-commerce growth, success might look different for Amazon this year.
Using a combination of technology and proactive management, shippers can turn failed deliveries into happy customers.
More consumers are engaging in daily online purchases, according to a new survey, with those living paycheck-to-paycheck among the most active.
ShipBob has released a stand-alone warehouse management system for omnichannel brands with their own warehouses.
Dispatch, a last-mile, e-commerce delivery platform, has expanded to California and New York, giving it a presence in 57 U.S. cities.
With e-commerce growth slowing, did Amazon bite off more than it could chew?
Global-e has acquired Borderfree from Pitney Bowes, expanding its cross-border e-commerce offerings.