Starmount
has announced that Perry Ellis has completed rollout of its mobile
POS and mobile selling software to approximately 60 stores.
The retailer
reports that its top stores conducted 16.4% of all transactions on
mobile devices during the busy holiday season. Moreover, Perry Ellis saw
an average increase of 14% in the size of transactions conducted on
mobile devices, compared to normal POS registers — underscoring the
value of using mobile devices to engage with customers on the store
floor.
Wednesday, April 16, 2014
Island Pacific Providing Mobile POS for Shoe & Accessories Brand
The Dune Group is one of the most influential global players in fashion
footwear and accessories. Multichannel OMS provider Island Pacific has been in close collaboration
with this leading retailer to introduce mobility solutions to store
staff, which have created significant sales increases and improved
inventory management.
The result has been doubly satisfying. The Dune Group is fulfilling customer demand with greater precision – always a major goal of any solution – plus, the solution has been recognized by the judges of the prestigious BT Retail Week Technology Awards 2014 and shortlisted in the Multichannel Service of the Year category. Winners will be announced on June 11.
The result has been doubly satisfying. The Dune Group is fulfilling customer demand with greater precision – always a major goal of any solution – plus, the solution has been recognized by the judges of the prestigious BT Retail Week Technology Awards 2014 and shortlisted in the Multichannel Service of the Year category. Winners will be announced on June 11.
Tuesday, April 15, 2014
Colorado Puts Burden of Proof on Ecomm Merchants re Nexus
According to The Denver Business Journal, "Organizations like the Colorado Retail Council have supported HB 1269 because retailers are tired of being undercut by online sites like Amazon.com that don’t have to pay local taxes or fund the physical staffing and infrastructure costs needed to maintain a store.
"But state officials acknowledged during a committee hearing that the connections outlined in the bill would not require Amazon to pay taxes unless it undertook an action like opening a warehouse or distribution facility in Colorado.
"... so, House Republicans focused instead on another clause in the bill — one that creates a presumption that an online retailer has a nexus requiring it to remit taxes and to have to prove otherwise to Colorado. That provision, they said, would lead state officials to harass smaller companies that won’t have the resources to fight back rather than go after giant corporations whose legal departments can bat away such a presumption."
"But state officials acknowledged during a committee hearing that the connections outlined in the bill would not require Amazon to pay taxes unless it undertook an action like opening a warehouse or distribution facility in Colorado.
"... so, House Republicans focused instead on another clause in the bill — one that creates a presumption that an online retailer has a nexus requiring it to remit taxes and to have to prove otherwise to Colorado. That provision, they said, would lead state officials to harass smaller companies that won’t have the resources to fight back rather than go after giant corporations whose legal departments can bat away such a presumption."
All Systems Go? A Checklist for the Transition from Domestic to International Ecommerce
I have posted a blog entry on the challenges of managing International eCommerce on the Pitney Bowes Global Ecommerce Solutions site (note: Pitney Bowes is a client)
- See more at:
http://blogs.pb.com/ecommerce/2014/04/15/systems-go-checklist-transition-domestic-international-ecommerce/#sthash.mviNBaug.TIi8xpCw.dpuf
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