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The rules of retail have changed. Even the classical models of brick-and-mortar companies have to adapt to respond to the demands of a completely different marketplace – one that’s tech-savvy, service-driven and keen on flexibility. Businesses and consumers are increasingly global, connected and social, which might mean adding new functionalities onto existing IT infrastructure… Or completely transforming the way you operate.
The most important strategic question that retailers and consumer market businesses are facing: “How do you want to combine both online and in-store channels – and to what extent?” E-commerce is the single biggest challenge and differentiator in the sector and can impact every business activity. Related obstacles include:
Retailers of all sizes need a partner with the experience and versatility to cover every single impacted business process. To built an effective, streamlined e-commerce system that meets the needs of your unique business, you may need to redesign everything, including your back office system. However, doing it right could make you the next big player in your target market, and the payoffs are huge.
FAST-Retail™: all the benefits of SAP, no matter your size
Targeted SAP solutions for retail and distribution companies aren’t just for multinational enterprises; SMEs also benefit from our FAST-Retail™ module, which supports your business processes from headquarters to store, purchasing to warehouse management, online and offline sales and more. This module brings you the power of:
Ready to take the leap into e-commerce – or simply test the waters? There are three dimensions to the e-commerce challenge that delaware can help you tackle :
Why choose delaware
