Ecommerce Business in 2025

Most of the web technologies, more or less, offer the usual features that you would need to develop a cutting-edge site. I am talking about the amenities such as multiple payment gateway support, responsive designs, elegant and professional looking themes and templates, and great customer support. So how do you make a wise decision on choosing the right web technology for your e-commerce website? With the objective to help you decide effectively, we put forward a list of 10 latest web technologies useful for all kinds of e-commerce websites. Take a look. #1  Shopify Unarguably, Shopify is one of the most popular and highly preferred web technologies used to host an e-commerce website. It has an impressive track record of adding new features and keeping up with the latest changes. With Shopify, you can expect responsive checkout. Since half of all e-commerce transactions occur on mobile devices, responsive checkout becomes a favorable feature to have for your store. More

The Growing Share of Mobile According to media buying agency Zenith  forecast ,  75%  of internet use will be mobile in 2017 as the growing number of consumers around the world will access the web via their smartphones or tablets. Does it mean that desktop websites will look like an app? Big chances are that, eventually, they will. For instance, Google search engine already removed their ads from the right menu, so the trend is  already  here. Each and every brand wants its customers to use the same interface without the need to learn a new one each time they use a different device. The Gartner’s  research  indicates that e-merchants in the USA are expected to increase their revenues from targeting mobile phone users by solid  50%  in 2017. Here’s another great insight: “ as device manufacturers and application developers improve usability and functionality and address users’ security concerns, devices will become even more of an essential tool for customers. This is partic

As the seasons change and another year winds down, we look ahead to consider some of the key eCommerce technology trends that will impact online shopping. The internet retail market will continue to be impacted by new technology, new consumer demands, and the persistent shift from desktop to mobile devices. Whether you’re just starting your online business or have been around for years, make sure you know the five key eCommerce technology trends that will continue to impact the digital retail industry for the foreseeable future. Mobile is King Mobile isn’t the future—it’s now. In the US alone, 125 million consumers own and use smartphones. On top of that, 62% of smartphone users have made an online purchase using their mobile device within the last 6 months. That translates to over 75 million shoppers using their mobile devices to make a purchase. While desktop still beats mobile devices as the primary method consumers use to make eCommerce purchases, that won’t last long.

Ecommerce is largely about execution. If you get the maths right, the rest should follow, given enough traffic and time for your site to establish. But for anyone involved in the ecommerce game, it is an environment that is constantly changing and upgrading as technologies improve and companies battle against each other to win a greater share of the pie. The future of ecommerce is uncertain, but some things remain constant – delivery times will improve, customer service will get increasingly better, and product selection will become ever greater. But how might the future of buying online actually look from the customer perspective, and what should you be implementing in your own business over time to stay ahead of the curve? Table of Contents  1  Ecommerce Personalisation & Experience 2  Ecommerce Delivery Drones 3  Ecommerce Curation & Pay Monthly Models 4  Ecommerce Tracking Into Retail Stores 5  Pop Up Shops 6  E Commerce AI Systems 7  Measurement Across A

Over the years we've seen the workplace go through a number of dramatic changes: The dress code has shifted away from the suit and tie. There are entire jobs devoted only to the strategic use of social media. People are "job hopping" every year or two, rather than committing their careers to one company. And that's just within the last five or 10 years; imagine how much different it will look several decades from now. Business Insider spoke to futurists with expertise on the workplace to better understand how it could change by the year 2050. These are only predictions, of course, but given the already rapid pace of change underway thanks to advancements in technology, here are nine very likely scenarios we could see in the next few decades. The corporate ladder could become the "corporate lattice." Flickr/loiclemeur In the past 25 years, one-quarter of companies have reduced the number of layers of management they have, moving toward a