CHICAGO, February 11, 2020—Over 60% of Top 1000 retailers currently use a vendor to power their ecommerce platform.
With 46% of retailers surveyed indicating that ecommerce platforms are a top-three technology priority for their budgets this year, understanding what platforms retailers are finding success on matters.
In fact, 58% of respondents to the 2019 Ecommerce Technology Survey said that they have invested in ecommerce platform technology from a vendor over the last 12 months.
Matt Day, digital marketing and ecommerce manager at sporting goods retailer Spalding, said of his decision to use Saleforce’s Commerce Cloud, “We saw our ecommerce really take off from all of the platforms coming together. It gave us a successful foundation for a record-breaking 2019.”
Some of the top remarks retailers have made concerning their ecommerce platform include:
- The need for a comprehensive system that allows integration of mobile and desktop formatting without sacrificing one for the other
- A platform which can host a larger amount of data and handle multiple orders at the same time
- The need for flexibility and configurability to the shopping experience
This report includes case studies of several retailers using the most popular ecommerce platforms and the success and tactics they have used since switching. It also includes a look at the top ecommerce platform vendors that retailers are using, details on pricing and product information, and results from the 2019 Ecommerce Technology Survey.
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For more commentary, or for a copy of the report, reporters can reach Stephanie Crets atscrets@digitalcommerce360.com or Katie Evans at katie@digitalcommerce360.com.
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