From AI-powered personalization to eco-conscious shopping and social commerce, retailers face a fast-evolving landscape where the new ecommerce trends are rewriting the global playbook.
The global business landscape is shifting rapidly, driven by geopolitical tensions, economic pressures, and the rise of artificial intelligence. How can businesses adapt to this changing reality?
Dupe culture isn’t a fad. It’s a smarter, savvier way to shop. Here’s how brands can respond in an era where “just as good” is only a TikTok away.
From power users to AI skeptics, the new AI consumer landscape reveals strategic blind spots and urgent opportunities for brands, retailers, and tech leaders to close the trust gap and design for real behavior.
The session “Global Threads: How Marketplaces Are Reweaving the Retail Fabric” explored how marketplaces are revolutionizing retail by expanding assortments, enhancing operational efficiency, and reshaping consumer shopping behaviors.
As AI-generated content floods the digital landscape, luxury brands face a major moment: how can they protect authenticity and rebuild consumer trust?
As someone who considers “Add to cart” a lifestyle choice, I had to see what all the AI fuss is about.
Sustainability is now a key driver of growth, profitability, and brand reputation. Businesses, especially in retail and fashion, are integrating it into operations and supply chains, ensuring efforts deliver real impact beyond marketing.
In the “The Innovation Imperative: Driving Retail Transformation Through AI”, industry leaders tackled one of retail’s biggest challenges: how to turn AI-driven innovation into real impact.
AI is reshaping consumer experiences by offering unprecedented levels of personalization and operational efficiency.