O documento descreve a conferência eTail Latin America 2012, que ocorrerá em Miami entre os dias 9 e 11 de maio. A conferência reunirá líderes do varejo da América Latina e especialistas em comércio eletrônico dos EUA para compartilhar melhores práticas e conhecer as últimas tendências do mercado. A agenda inclui workshops sobre redes sociais, logística e comércio móvel, além de painéis sobre personalização, e-mail marketing e pagamentos online.
O documento descreve a conferência eTail Latin America 2012, que ocorrerá em Miami entre os dias 9 e 11 de maio. A conferência reunirá líderes do varejo da América Latina e especialistas em comércio eletrônico dos EUA para compartilhar melhores práticas e conhecer as últimas tendências do mercado. A agenda inclui workshops sobre redes sociais, logística e comércio móvel, além de painéis sobre personalização, e-mail marketing e pagamentos online.
The document provides information about the eTail Latin America 2012 conference to be held from May 9-11, 2012 in Miami, United States. The conference will focus on multichannel retail in Latin America and will include workshop days, conference days, and a site visit. Participants will have the opportunity to learn about trends in the Latin American e-commerce market, improve digital strategies, and discuss strategies around social media, logistics, mobile commerce, understanding customers, and multi-channel retail. Leading retailers and solution providers from Latin America and the US will share insights. The conference aims to provide a platform for major companies in the e-commerce sector to discuss strategies and actions.
The document discusses how retailers are working to enhance the customer experience in response to changing customer behaviors and expectations. A survey found that within five years, over 40% of retailers expect to provide personalized product details and coupons to customers based on location. Over 50% of transactions are expected to be completed via mobile. The primary drivers for retailers to invest in new technologies are improving customer service (51%) and keeping pace with competition (22%). The document argues that retailers must provide seamless omnichannel experiences to meet rising customer expectations of having information and options available both online and in physical stores.
The document summarizes key developments in the 4-year history of the Apple App Store:
- The number of available apps has grown from 500 at launch to over 650k currently, though 334k apps have also been removed.
- The US initially dominated downloads but has lost some share to growing Asian markets like China and Japan in recent years.
- While total downloads increased, average downloads per app among the top 200 has declined from 15.4 to 8.4 as the store has become more fragmented.
- Revenues have grown due to the rise of in-app purchases, now generating 68% of revenue among top grossing apps compared to 7% four years ago.