“If you can’t measure it, you can’t manage it.” The words of business management expert Peter Drucker have always held true for ecommerce fulfillment operations, but the need for effective measurement is now greater than ever.

Retailers have had new reason to explore approaches that boost efficiency. They’re emphasizing curbside pickup, turning stores into mini fulfillment centers and experimenting with new technology, such as robotics.

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Centennial hired Adeptmind, an AI-powered e-commerce company that captured the entire inventories of all tenants and installed them within the mall websites.

E- Commerce's next wave of growth is likely to come from greater penetration of retail categories that historically lagged, like groceries, health, and autos.

Abercrombie & Fitch shares are soaring after the apparel retailer reported a surprise quarterly profit Thursday morning and impressive online revenue growth of 56% during the coronavirus pandemic.

Dick’s Sporting Goods reported eye-popping quarterly earnings and sales growth Wednesday, saying consumers flocked to its website for hiking gear, kayaks, weights and workout clothes to stay busy during the coronavirus crisis.

Best Buy is one of the big-box retailers that’s seen a dramatic shift towards online shopping during the coronavirus pandemic. Next month, the retailer will turn about a quarter of its stores into hubs that can handle a higher volume of online orders.

It is a company that is just about to turn five years old but is valued more highly than the oil giant Shell, or HSBC, one of the largest banks in the world.

Online sales dropped back in July as shoppers returned to the high street, but the strong growth over lockdown means that the sector is still more than 50% ahead of where it was in February.