It has become cliche to talk about the continued explosive expansion of eCommerce. We’ve become used to numbers that illustrate amazing year-on-year growth. There is literally no one left who doesn’t believe that the online space is the future of retail.

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It is said that even Facebook creators do not know why the algorithm is making this and that decision. Well, it’s true. But, not because they lost control over it, and doomsday is nigh—they simply never had it… and that’s fine.

Shein has become the biggest online-only fashion brand on the planet. How did they accomplish this and what can we learn from them?

The sports industry continues to grow and is becoming one of the largest sectors in the world, due to the growing awareness of the impact of sport on health and stress reduction.

Usually, we want tools to be easy to use, but it’s not always possible; The most powerful ones are typically quite difficult. Or at least fragile. In other words, you have to be careful what you wish for.

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The value of the global eCommerce market is constantly growing. Consumers are increasingly using the Internet and the opportunities it offers. Everything is developing dynamically before our eyes.

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E-commerce is bringing the same transformation to the Food & Beverage industry that is has used to revolutionize other sectors.

Digital tools are a blessing and definitely are helping save money and time. The catch is that measuring is something more than simply checking the temperature and reasoning if you wear the coat or not.

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