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At 3bits, a large part of the development we do is based on open source. Some of the open source projects we actively use are nopCommerce, React and .NET.
Start evaluating e-commerce and follow up on the activities - the important thing is to start the work of optimizing and finding the parts that can be screwed on without suffering customer satisfaction and to focus on things that give customers value. Creating long-term customers who return again and again is often the key to finding profitability.
When you build e-commerce solutions with large amounts of products that also have a lot of text and properties that you want to be able to search among, then the requirements for the search engine you choose increase. To be able to provide lightning-fast and good search results to the customer, a high-performance and scalable search engine is required as a foundation of the solution. One solution we have chosen in several major customer projects is Elasticsearch.
Once again, it was time for a morning together with PostNord Retail Day, which always manages to inspire and deliver insights for all of us in the e-commerce industry.
With a SPA application, new possibilities open up to further speed up the response time and save processing power on the server. Single Page Application or SPA as we call it in everyday life, is really nothing new. Most people use it every day on, for example, Facebook, Instagram or Gmail. In e-commerce, however, it has not made an impact on a broad front yet and it is mainly in the slightly larger retailers that you find the exceptions.
Have you shopped on a consumer site and wished that there were equally flexible checkout solutions for B2B online as well? Then a payment platform can be something to look at more closely to simplify purchases digitally for companies.
When you walk past a store front in a store, you sometimes see something that you get stuck for. This even though the decorator has not done it for me. It could just as well be products that are not at all interesting to me that are displayed. In an online store, on the other hand, there are all possibilities to display a personal store front. The technology to achieve this in e-commerce is easily accessible and ready to be implemented today.
In this part of the article series on Choosing an e-commerce platform, the focus is on something that is often forgotten - how to organize yourself around a successful e-commerce and how much work is actually behind a successful venture. E-commerce is not intended to reduce the workload; it is there to increase sales.
Just as well to admit right away - I e-shop happily and often. And has been in the world of e-commerce for a long time in my professional life. It still feels just as fun and just as right. Although much has happened since I first e-shopped in the late 90s, there is still great development potential today. I often see some smart feature or an innovation or idea that moves the industry forward.
It is very common today that we have information spread over several systems. For a product, we can, for example, have product information in a PIM (Product Information Management), information about sales of the product and price in an ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning / Business system) and documents and images connected to the product in a DAM (Digital Asset Management).
