This is the second post in a 3 part series: for the next post, please follow us on LinkedIn or Twitter, or register for our Webinar on July 17th. Leading this project were Glen Thayer and Kurt Thompson. The majority of the content in this blog series was created by these two colleagues. They administered our
This is the first post in a 3 part series: for the next post, please follow us on LinkedIn or Twitter, or register for our Webinar on July 17th. Pivotree’s mission statement is to Adapt Relentlessly and help our clients do the same. Our team has always been eager to try new things and adopt new
If you have not yet registered for SAP Customer Experience Live, click here to register. SAP Customer Experience Live kicks off on October 10th, promising to teach attendees how to Connect with Purpose to their customers. This will be the first conference focused on the front-end suite of products since C/4HANA was announced by CEO
With a host of events around the corner, we thought it was time to update last year’s list with the freshest information on the best eCommerce events for B2B and B2C you could be a part of this year (or for some, meet us at!). B2C eCommerce Events (or skip to B2B events) Shoptalk March
Clouds that carry rain and clouds that carry your data have one thing in common: when you look up at them, you can see whatever shape you want. Your imagination is the limit. If your eCommerce sales channel has become too costly, or best case, too busy to host efficiently on your own premises behind
Word of mouth is king when it comes to making purchase decisions. We recently focused on affiliate marketing – a natural extension of which is the importance of customer reviews in the buyer’s journey. Let’s consider the impact of these reviews and determine some strategies for collecting and leveraging customer reviews to promote your business
For both B2C and B2B online stores, the performance and flexibility of the infrastructure can make the difference between success and failure. The nature of ecommerce hosting has changed dramatically over time, especially during the past several years. Once the only game in town, the days of large dedicated environments for ecommerce delivery have become
$1.13 Trillion. According to a third-party research firm, that’s how much US manufacturers, wholesalers and distributors are predicted to sell online (inclusive of EDI) by the year 2020 – less than four years from now.1 By the way, that figure represents more than twice the 2014 prediction of $304.91 billion in US retaileCommerce sales. Suffice to