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E-Commerce

E-commerce (also called eCommerce, electronic trade, Internet trade or online trade) is part of E-business and refers to buying and selling processes via the Internet. With electronic trade, an immediate business relationship between sellers and buyers is handled via data transfer. Essentially in the E-commerce sector, there is a distinction between the areas B2C (Business-to-Consumer) and B2B (Business-to-Business) since sometimes there are different requirements for the different target groups. Our valantic consultants have many years’ expertise in the design and implementation of E-commerce solutions – talk to us.

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Customer Experience February 6, 2025

X + Y = profitability in e-commerce: variables for greater cost efficiency

In 2025, companies are navigating a tightrope between increasingly complex challenges and the need to invest in future viability. What strategies and systems help build real business value and contain operating costs in uncertain times? Let's explore and seize the opportunities for a profitable online business together.

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Customer Experience January 8, 2025

When can I find the best Black Friday deals? Not on Black Friday!

Are the best Black Friday deals truly advantageous, or are retailers cleverly exploiting our buying urges with "fake discounts"? To uncover the truth, valantic and PriceTweakers looked into the data.

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Customer Experience September 19, 2024

Composable architecture x AI: Enabler for optimization & innovation

In our series, experts explore the potentials and often overlooked hurdles of composable commerce projects from a business, user, and technology perspective. In the fourth edition, we show how a composable architecture can make AI potential usable along all e-commerce and corporate processes, and can simplify the implementation of intelligent tools.

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Customer Experience September 17, 2024

Enhancing Content Creation with a Content Marketing Platform Like Optimizely

Efficient content creation with a content marketing platform like Optimizely. We present the solutions and discuss the possibilities for the system.

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Customer Experience August 24, 2024

Composable Commerce: Why it takes more than just a flexible technology stack

Composable commerce is reshaping e-commerce. Discover how it's not just about tech, but about creating responsive, customer-centered business models.

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Customer Experience April 23, 2024

B2B marketplace: more sales, security & efficiency with the right PSP

Viewing e-business from the perspective of a marketplace operator uncovers entirely new opportunities for revenue and business growth, along with fresh challenges. From merchant onboarding to revenue recognition, choosing the right payment service provider (PSP) is crucial for streamlining complex processes and fully leveraging the capabilities of your B2B marketplace.

Customer Experience April 11, 2024

How BLACKROLL is getting its e-commerce to peak condition

Leveraging Shopify, BLACKROLL has developed a future-proof, headless e-commerce platform and expanded its D2C business via digital channels. Learn more!

Customer Experience March 26, 2024

Performance Check: Quality assurance for long-term composable commerce success

Quality assurance (QA) in composable commerce presents unique challenges. Read now to learn what's important in testing.

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Customer Experience March 8, 2024

It’s all about organization: Why composable commerce projects fail

Those who aim for composability via a MACH architecture must also set up their organization composable. This is how composable commerce projects succeed.

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