Lors de l’événement en ligne « Journée Partage & Prospective » organisé par l’Institut du Commerce dans nos locaux parisiens, notre CEO, Yacine Terki, a fait une présentation sur le thème de l’impact du boom du eCommerce sur les organisations.
Bousculés par les périodes de confinement où le ecommerce s’est développé, l’optimisation des actions de la force de vente est primordial.
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Click and collect and it’s growth has been an integral part of French grocery retailing for some, mainly in the suburbs around big cities…
Take a look at these quick assortment analysis we publish weekly on our linkedin page.
The results come from our data that are collected at every e-point of sale and analyzed by our consultants.
Did you know that there was a -4% decrease in the average number of products in the online hair category between P1 and P8 2020?
Or that the number of products varies dramatically between stores?
Find out all the details!
What is the impact on the internal organization? What are the KPIs to measure? What new skills & tools are needed? Watch the video.
What is the impact on the internal organization? What are the KPIs to measure? What new skills & tools are needed? Watch the video.
The increases in the Halloween-specific products has affected the product ranking results for the “chocolate” generic keyword at Walmart, check it out !!
Nous avons invité Erwan Le Bellegui de LABEYRIE FINE FOODS et Emmanuelle Orgogozo de 360°West pour notre prochain webinar qui aura pour but de répondre à cette question…
Monoprix recently introduced a new service called Monoprix Plus based on a robotic warehouse built in cooperation with Ocado…
What is the current state of the online beer market in the UK? What are the differences between retailers and particular stores?
We built a detailed analysis explaining the current situation in the online beer market in the UK focusing on distribution across retailers and out-of-stocks which were strongly impacted by the Covid-19 crisis.
This week, we decided to choose an example from the UK market, specifically from the retailer Tesco. As you can see in the sheet below, the…
This week, we dived into the soft drink category assortment at Carrefour, France. In the sheet below, you can see that the soft drink category e-commerce assortment has been …
Join a new webinar presented together with My Digital Shelf and AB InBev on the following: How to become a top brand on UK grocery retailer web searches & the influence of COVID-19 on out of stock.
Every week, we analyze closely the out-of-stock situation across countries. In the sheet below, you can see an analysis of a beer category at Tesco…
Here is an e-commerce analysis on a beer category and a specific beer manufacturer at Delhaize Belgium. Through the crisis, the OOS…
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