Ashish Jhalani
Retail
Between 'mobile-first' or 'mobile-only', Flipkart chooses mid way
While debates on adopting a mobile-first strategy or completely ditching a website for an app remains rage on, e-commerce major Flipkart has come up with an innovative solution -- ' Flipkart Lite'.
Flipkart, which had killed its mobile website in...
Retail
Game Changer – Big Data Analysis
Marketers today hardly know their customers. What they know is an aggregated cluster of people who are out there to buy. The story reveals interesting facts about how big data facilitates knowing customers one on one and is critical...
Retail
Ditch the web for app-only commerce? Not a smart move, skeptics say
After Myntra shut down its website to just be an app-only channel, and with speculations rife that in a year's time, Flipkart too may follow suit, not many in the industry are convinced about the virtues of an app-only...
Retail
Ecommerce firms to invest $2bn in infrastructure in next 3 years
Online retail is less than 1% of overall retail in india
In 2014, investments in the e-commerce sector were been about Rs 20,000 crore, four times the previous year, yet, the e-commerce sector’s share in total organised retail is much less than 1% of...
Retail
Asia Pacific is the fastest growing market for mobile wallets followed by the EMEA region
Mobile wallet is a service that is often confused with mobile banking. It is a much broader concept, which includes using a mobile phone as a mode of payment, rather than depending on hard cash or debit and credit cards....
Retail
From bricks to clicks – The need for e-way
In conversation with Nivedita Jayaram Pawar, Ashish Jhalani, Founder, eTailing India and Indian School of eBusiness (ISeB), (ventures that help companies who want to make the transition from ‘brick-and-mortar’ retailing to ‘e-commerce’, or want to improve their online activity) underlines...
Retail
Headline: Online Retail Success Roadmap: Trends & Opportunities
Online Retailing in India: Hype or Reality?!
Growth of online retailing in India is no surprise. Indian retail market is worth 900 billion USD, out of which online contribution is just 0.47 per cent, while the global Industry average...
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The Luxottica report card for 2022
A look at how the world’s largest eyewear company fared in terms of revenue growth in key regions across...
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