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How Lazada aims to stop the sale of counterfeit products online

Inside Retail

Lazada recently came together with leading brands to launch Southeast Asia’s first e-commerce anti-counterfeiting consortium, also known as the Seca Working Group. It aims to houseIPR protection policies, programs, tools and resources to manage and deter IPR infringement on the participating platforms. Current state of affairs.

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Three Strategies to Employ in 2023 to Boost Retail Profitability in Spite of Inflation and Economic Uncertainty

Retail TouchPoints

Adapting to our current economic realities is no different — it will require a mix of creativity, technology and agility. Discounting and perks like free shipping have been successful drivers of Black Friday and Cyber Monday campaigns; however, dropping prices is not a winning strategy that creates a path to profitability.

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India’s DTC boom: Fuelled by technology and Millennials

Inside Retail

Estimates suggest that India is now home to over 800 DTC companies, with the ecosystem’s market value reaching about US$12 billion in 2022. billion population young and enjoying rising disposable incomes, alongside the rapid spread of technology, India has brands placing big bets on direct consumer experiences.

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The challenge of continually improving: Why Tinyme’s Ben Hare loves his job

Inside Retail

Inside Retail’s Top 50 People in E-Commerce is an annual ranking of the most impressive and inspiring leaders in Australia’s online retail industry. The strategic genius A lot has changed since Ben Hare first entered the e-commerce industry to join Tinyme, a mass-customisation brand that makes personalised kids’ products, in 2010. “My

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How Indian start-ups are tapping into the booming smart wearables sector

Inside Retail

A record 24 million units of wearable devices were shipped during the second quarter of this year, including consumer products like earphones, fitness bands and smartwatches. While the overall demand for devices remains tepid, given the sluggish economic scenario, the smart wearables category has escaped the trend. Robust growth.

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eCommerce warehouses: Letting the robots take the strain at peak

A1 Retail

E-retailers operating in popular gift categories – toys, fashion, sportswear, electricals, and beauty – will do extremely well, if they offer low prices, great delivery services, and manage to successfully meet demand. This ensures international parcel shipping is kept as timely and low-cost as possible.

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Analysis: Welcome to the supply chain of the future

Inside Retail

As we look back at the past couple of years for clues about what the future holds for supply chains, we see similar issues have become apparent across e-commerce and international logistics. How do I manage increased process complexity? Managing increased process complexity.