Executive Insights

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Amazon’s announcement regarding their launch of faster same-day delivery with mini-fulfillment centers should help retailers realize the power that they have, right under their noses.

To compete head to head with Amazon, Walmart introduces its own fulfillment services to cater to the greater marketplace.

Using the coalition model, each player cares for its own existence but together we still share a common purpose to thrive in the Age of Amazon with ever-growing customer expectations.

Imagine a world in which retailers connect to an open integrated logistics platform, push their inventory as close as possible to their customers, use a variety of fleets to deliver and create exceptional customer experiences at scale.

To design, develop and deploy a great product today, you’ll have to think about it - its market, capabilities, and user experience - not from a purely B2C or B2B approach, but from a combination of the two.

Without the superior delivery experience offered by Amazon, will consumers shopping with Nike, transition to buyers at checkout?

In our latest feature spotlight, Lior Sion discusses how Bringg Insights helps executives put their delivery data to work.

Product Manager Yael Almog explains how Bringg’s Menu Integration helps restaurants scale distribution and accurately sync with aggregators.

Amazon is slowly but surely using its resources to knock over other pieces of the game. Here's what retailers, 3PLs, and other marketplace players can do about it.

Uber Eats has made it clear that customers value their restaurant dining experience. Now restaurants have to sustain and improve that experience in the digital sphere.

Bringg's CEO Guy Bloch talks with Eyefortransport about delivery challenges, opportunities, and how to gain a competitive advantage.