Manhattan Active Omni

This report reveals the risks of declining profitability and the friction that undermines retailers' ability to fulfill their omnichannel promises to customers. It also explores how retail companies can pave the way for profitable fulfillment operations, inventory management, and in-store experiences by selecting the right technology and the right technology partners. The Manhattan Active Omni solution helps make Push Possible and supports you in succeeding in the world of connected commerce. *For more details, please download the PDF or contact Manhattan at (Representative: 03-6205-7400).

While every element of the purchasing process is important, it is believed that getting the final interaction point in the buyer's journey right after the purchase is the most crucial. In fact, "86% of customers say that the experience after the purchase has the greatest influence on their decision to choose the same brand again." Customers often feel they have the least control at this final stage. If there is a unified approach to customer service in the purchasing process, the time spent waiting for the product after clicking "purchase" can be significantly reduced, alleviating stress. The problem is that many retailers struggle to instill confidence in customers regarding the post-purchase process. *For more details, please download the PDF or contact Manhattan at (Representative: 03-6205-7400).*

This report explores consumer trends driven by technology that have emerged amid such changes, based on a unique sponsored survey regarding consumer expectations and the capabilities of retailers to meet them. › Features that enable online growth › Centralized inventory management › Recognition of what is relevant to customers

The rapid growth of humanity and its impacts on Arctic global warming, food and water shortages in Africa, and floating waste in the Pacific are concerns that everyone has today. Many of us want to protect this world when faced with information about the actual impact of our decisions. A dozen years ago, the concept of sustainability in supply chains emerged, bringing many ideas to change the impact we, as a species, have on the Earth.