To start, if you haven’t read our perspective on When Is The Right Time to Invest In An Enterprise Content Management System, I highly recommend looking at that first to get a better idea of the markers to keep an eye out for when deciding to upgrade to an enterprise content management system (CMS). So,Read more
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When the right time is to invest in Enterprise Experience Management? To find out, first, we must identify what an Enterprise Experience Management System is, and what is its value? But first, a short history lesson. A Short History of the Web In the late 1980s, The Web was incepted in largely its current formRead more
Paul Michelotti, Experience Management Practice Lead Adobe recently announced Adobe Experience Manager (AEM) as a cloud-native SaaS offering. What does that mean for you as a current or prospective customer of Adobe? While we can certainly guess that licensing and management costs will continue to become even more aggressive which will make the Adobe platform even more attractive, especially forRead more
Avionos, which designs and implements marketing and commerce technology, reported major successes from 2019 and plans for continued growth in 2020.
Avionos, which designs and implements marketing and commerce technology, reported major successes from 2019 and plans for continued growth in 2020.
Two shipping giants are giving their relationship a second chance. Just months after FedEx and Amazon ended their delivery contract and one month after Amazon limited third-party sellers’ delivery options, Amazon lifted its ban on FedEx Ground for third-party Prime shipments.
Consumers want to shop with retailers that meet their individual needs and to move easily from websites to stores and back again. Here are three strategies retailers can implement in 2020 that will increase customer engagement and sales.
2019 consumer data from Avionos shows that when product price and quality are equal, nearly half (49 percent) of online shoppers choose Amazon over other brands and retailers because Amazon has better shipping options
Two shipping giants are giving their relationship a second chance. Just months after FedEx and Amazon ended their delivery contract and one month after Amazon limited third-party sellers’ delivery options, Amazon lifted its ban on FedEx Ground for third-party Prime shipments.
When you think about the way consumers shopped just five years ago versus today, the changes have been dramatic. Looking to the year ahead, expect the evolution to continue—with an opportunity for incredible growth for savvy companies.