Legacy ordering processes cause problems for SAP companies. If customers can only place orders via phone, fax, and email, then you may have a frustrating customer experience—which can drive customers[…]
Legacy ordering processes cause problems for SAP companies. If customers can only place orders via phone, fax, and email, then you may have a frustrating customer experience—which can drive customers[…]
Whether you’re a manufacturer, distributor, or wholesaler, every B2B seller needs a web store or ecommerce presence. A digital presence is table stakes for staying relevant and competitive in today’s[…]
For SAP companies, one thing looms on the horizon: migrating from ECC to S/4HANA. This is a huge undertaking, and it requires the full attention of the IT department.
SAP’s recent CX Live event, in New York, offered an in-depth perspective on the question of composable commerce. Gartner speaks highly of this architecture, while Forrester’s 2023 Commerce Predictions report[…]
At a high level, ROI calculations may appear to be simple in the world of B2B eCommerce. Don’t you just divide net B2B eCommerce revenue by the cost of the[…]
The latest B2B Buyer Report from Avionos has some powerful takeaways for B2B companies. Avionos surveyed B2B buyers in several industries and found a heightened sense of pain when it[…]
There’s a big shift underway in manufacturing customer service. When it comes to routine inquiries about pricing, orders, and invoices, some customers are tired of phone, fax, and email interaction.[…]
In a recent LinkedIn post, industry expert Andy Hoar discussed the reported sunsetting of Oracle Commerce Cloud. While Oracle hasn’t announced anything, it's worth noting that Andy Hoar has confirmed[…]
Manufacturers struggle to define best practices in B2B eCommerce. There's plenty of digital ink spilled on the topic, but most of it covers the needs of distributors, wholesalers and retailers[…]
B2B marketplaces are experiencing skyrocketing growth. As DigitalCommerce360 reports, marketplace sales are projected to grow 130.1% in 2022, to $130 billion—up from $56.5 billion in 2021.
COVID placed a moratorium on in-person selling. Manufacturers scrambled to launch self-service B2B portals that allowed customers to place orders, track orders, and get real-time pricing and availability.