Executive Insights

Online retail and online purchasing have digitized as far as they could without requiring similar disruptive changes in the offline world - but if businesses want to compete in the age of Amazon, that has to change fast.

McDonalds’ acquisition is not a bet on where the world of commerce is going, but rather a highly intelligent reaction to the way commerce works today.

Pizza Hut is increasingly investing in brand loyalty. As the industry evolves and competition intensifies, brand loyalty is only achievable through exceptional delivery experiences.

Capitalizing on Bringg’s tremendous market momentum, which includes the recent addition of customers such as Walmart and Arcos Dorados (McDonald’s largest independent franchisee), we are completely focused these days on rapidly scaling up our global operations.

Today, about 52% of eBay merchants are also Amazon merchants, down from 65% in 2017, as sellers have become very keen to tap into Amazon Prime’s 100 million subscribers. The bottom line is that eBay needs to rethink its strategy to remain relevant with both buyers and sellers.

The dot com bubble burst in the early 2000s was nearly a death blow for online retail.

This week we learned about the shuttering of laundry cleaning startup Washio. There are some who will play the chicken little and say that the sky is falling - this is not the case. What we can learn from Washio, and other similar startups that closed down recently, are lessons...

We live in a new age: the age of the empowered consumer. This means that customers expect to have the power to pick and choose items on their own, as well as have full visibility over every stage of the supply chain - including delivery.