The Future of Unified Commerce: Harnessing the Power of SaaS

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Hugo Aguado (Product Strategy Director) & Xavier Places (Marketing Director)

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Maximizing Agility & Innovation in Retail In an ever-evolving retail environment, the adoption of unified commerce emerges as a cornerstone for future success. Retailers today across verticals and sizes still face significant challenges that limit their ability to deliver true unified and seamless experiences across all channels. In this context, the merger of unified commerce and SaaS offers a powerful combination, paving the way to facilitate new scenarios that enable enhanced customer experiences, optimized operations and more agile businesses to change and innovate. Why you should attend: Beyond being buzzwords, unified commerce and SaaS represent a huge opportunity in retail management today. We will review in this session current challenges still existing for many retailers in adopting a unified commerce approach and how SaaS helps manage them. We will look at why SaaS is increasingly becoming the preferred choice for retailers over the traditional On Premise approach, and some of the key issues to consider in its adoption. To address these challenges and needs, attendees will also have the opportunity in the final part of the session to get an overview of Openbravo's unified commerce SaaS platform.
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Orisha Commerce is a global vendor of SaaS solutions for brands and retailers. Whether B2C, D2C or B2B, we enable seamless unified shopping experiences for customers and associates alike, from product browsing and discovery to its purchase and consumption across all physical and digital touchpoints. We empower retailers and brands to enhance their unified commerce execution, leading to increased long-term agility and profitability. Orisha Commerce designs B2C, D2C and B2B SaaS unified commerce solutions used at over 55,000 retail touchpoints in more than 55 countries.