The CEO of TradeGala reflects upon obstacles facing the retail industry in the COVID and post-COVID era.
Author: Retailist Magazine
The hospitality sector is on the verge of a major technological shift.
In a fight to stay competitive against the online retail giants, local shops have been required to adapt and change the way they work.
Connecting different channels for a complete buying experience is, now more than ever, a must-have for retailers, and access to technology – and data – is not a problem anymore. So what is missing?
Tech will impact eCommerce in ways that people have not yet realized.
The UK public has been given the all-clear to return to the high street.
Retailers around the world are facing an unprecedented situation. No one is immune and suddenly there is such a thing as “too big to fail.”
Usually an economic crisis would herald the rise of second-hand shopping but not when there are psychological fears about contamination.
One of the many consequences of COVID-19 is that many retailers have been forced to rethink core elements of their business – from how they model their supply chains, to who they sell to, to how they sell.
The generation game
As new generations gain more spending power, they are creating seismic shifts in the retail landscape, forcing retailers to transform and adapt to their buying behaviours in order to remain relevant.