Online biggies Amazon, Flipkart and Myntra all have a common thread and it's not their aggressive acquisitions. The etailers have turned to local stores for last leg deliveries and fast expansion.
A decade ago, providing a fully-integrated shopping experience that started with a brick-and-mortar store and ended with a mobile or vice-versa would have been too far-fetched for any retailer to imagine.
In an increasingly globalised world it is imperative to strategize and actively create an identifiable brand identity. Effective store design is the way to achieve the same.
Mothercar UK business was suffering due to combination of external economic factors. The dwindling footfall through the stores and increasingly tight margins were just aiding the chaos.
By combining a clear retail business goal with video analytic technology and expertise, retailers can improve profitability and maintain a competitive advantage.
Retail analytics can do wonders by providing critical business insights and helping businesses take measured decisions in marketing management and product-market expansion strategies.
Most of the e-commerce players are now tying up with offline retailers or are making their presence felt offline to enhance customers shopping experiences and grab a greater share of the lucrative EOSS pie.
Jaipur-based online jewellery startup, Voylla has planned to open 100 retail stores across the country with an investment of around 25 crores by the end of 2016.
The new store will provide customers across India a convenient access to thousands of car and motorbike care products from over 150 Indian and international brands.
French premium baby gifting an apparel brand Sucre d'Orge & Cie unveiled its first outlet in delhi, India. The outlet is an excellent amalgamation of luxury and beauty, which has been designed to tap the Indian market.
The company has export order of Rs 65 crore for the year 2014-15. The company mainly exports to Middle East and now plans to expand its export horizon to other countries.