“It’s much easier to double your business by doubling your conversion rate than by doubling your traffic.” —Jeff Eisenberg, CEO of BuyerLegends.com It is but only now that medium and small retailers have started to realize why Amazon and other e-c
Why is Retail Moving from Predictive to Prescriptive Analytics? A larger trend seen in the retail sector in 2018 is the move by many retailers to move away from predictive analytics and adopt prescriptive analytics. Predictive analytics, for many, is now a case of ‘been
How Predictive Analytics is Reshaping the Insurance Industry Predictive Analytics is increasingly becoming the “weapon of choice” of insurance firms and industries. The reasons are many, ease-of-use is one, and the other is because of advances in Artificial Intelligence (
How Artificial Intelligence has Transformed E-commerce? Never before have customers been more in control of the retail trade than today. But are they really? Or has the retailer wrested control of the exchange? Let’s revisit this in the light of new technologies an
Are You An Omnichannel Retailer? – Omnichannel CDP Analytics Do you meet Express Analytics’ criteria for being an omnichannel retailer? Read on… and don’t forget to take the test. How do you know whether your business has the potential to play wit
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is changing the way you shop online Specifically, it’s driving a change in two areas – search and customer service. How Artificial Intelligence is changing the face of online shopping? What is the role of artificial intelligence in online sho
Why you need to implement omnichannel retailing straightaway? There was a time when retailers could only fantasize about selling everywhere. It was a retailer’s version of a Utopian dream. Then came technology and big data analytics, and boom, omnichannel retail s
How to Survive in the Retail Business Despite Amazon – Amazon Retail Business Services Retailers in the United States (US) and their counterparts across the globe are beginning to see a common business threat. That “danger” is in the form of Amazon, the online e-co
This line in a news report in London’s The Guardian – First they (Google) came for your search, then they came for your phone, now they want your groceries – seems like a wake-up call for retail grocers. The report was about the search major announcing that Goo
