CES 2020 was, by many accounts, not so different from past events. However, there were a few notable trends to follow – some that could have a lasting impact on retail in the future. If you think we’re talking about VR and AR, think again. These trends are focused on the slightly less sexy – but infinitely more valuable – progress around data monetization, 5G and frictionless checkout.
Last year, Blis published a series of Real Retail reports based on joint research with Sapio. We learned so much about shopping habits globally that it was impossible to get it all into the reports, so we’re diving back into our data to share some additional insights about shopper behaviour in Singapore in advance of the CNY holidays.
What will the next 10 years hold for us? For starters, we’re already seeing a correction and levelling of the some of the shifts that the last decade brought, particularly in the retail sector.
season – and an even bigger return season
2019 promises to be a big year for holiday shopping – and an even bigger
Last holiday season, e-commerce accounted for 12.3 percent of all sales. It’s a number that
As brands continue to adapt to fast-changing consumer habits, they’re finding themselves providing unique offerings
July 2019 marked the hottest month in history as a heatwave scorched much of North
Singapore is on the cutting edge of retail, bringing the digital and the physical together in ways that transcend traditional shopping. GSS has always been more than a sale – it’s been a way to show the world that Singapore truly is a global shopping destination. For retailers within Singapore, leveraging the mobile opportunity is a lucrative way to make the GSS more profitable than ever, through those five weeks and beyond.
The newly reopened Funan mall is unlike any other shopping mall in Singapore, which embraces
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