By Andrew Hackett What is MVP? A minimum viable product (MVP) is a version of a product with the minimum required number of features to be usable by early customers who can then provide feedback for future product development. It allows you to arrive at a workable...
By Jane Seaton If you’ve built your MVP (minimum viable product) for OMS (order management system) or at the very least, know what it will look like for you, then it’s likely you’ll want to continue improving on your post purchase experience and capabilities once...
Listen to our CEO Shine Mathew share his expertise in tailoring online infrastructure for both short and long-term success. Join us as we discuss: – Finding advantages through flexibility – Bettering customer experience – Understanding fulfilment...
By Shine Mathew If you’re planning to implement an Order Management System (OMS) then your Minimum Viable Product (MVP) can be entirely different based on your scenario and starting point. Building on our previous piece on which comes first, eCom or OMS, here we...
By Andrew Hackett The heart of any strong omni-channel strategy is order management. But implementing an omni-channel strategy designed to meet the customer’s expectations requires an effective ecommerce engine. So how do you weigh the ROI of each option when deciding...
By Shine Mathew Implementing a new ecommerce engine or an OMS (order management system) both come with their own myriad collection of intricacies. When choosing between which one to implement first it’s crucial to understand the complexities these implementations...
By Andrew Hackett The process of choosing between implementing a new ecommerce engine or an OMS (order management system) is similar to the chicken and egg problem, which comes first? We believe the answer lies in your own capabilities; Today, can you show real time...
By Nigel Hunter D2C (Direct to consumer) provides an incredible opportunity for a growing brand, retailers have experienced serious success by fostering the right type of D2C environment and utilising technology to showcase their product offering in a consumer-focused...
By Andrew Hackett More and more brands are opting to go direct and there are lots of reasons why they should. For those who know how to address their market, the opportunity is significant. It may sound like an obvious statement however with the pace of change in...
By Nigel Hunter In a traditional B2B model, Manufacturers/Brands sell their goods to other organisations who then sell onto the Consumer. E-commerce is shaking up this traditional B2B sales model as it gives greater opportunity for the B2B company to reach consumers...
