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Major upscale retailer in the U.K. launches e-commerce site
Description: Major upscale retailer in the U.K. launches e-commerce site House of Fraser, a major upscale department store chain in the United Kingdom, has launched an e-commerce site, with
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Majority of companies cant prove online ROI, survey finds
Description: Majority of companies cant prove online ROI, survey finds Even some retailers bringing in as much as multiple millions of dollars online dont know the ROI from their web site,
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Make Room For GaZoom
Description: Make Room For GaZoom GaZoom.com has launched a Web site with a "hybrid" online/offline business model The new site "uses the Internet to support national and local businesses
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Make a new plan, Stan
Description: Strategic plans enable e-retailers to act, not react
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Make way for lower credit card costs
Description: In another effort to reduce the risk merchants take to accept online transactions, Visa U.S.A. will test a program called iVerified by Visa that authenticates online shoppers. Speaking at the Smart Card Forums annual meeting in San Francisco in September, Visa said it will pilot the payer authentication service for six months beginning in early 2001 before determining if passwords reduce fraud and chargebacks from online transactions. Consumers will receive a password to use with their card numbers when shopping online. So far, four undisclosed merchants have signed on, although Visa expects to have up to six more.
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Making A Play For No. 1
Description: Making A Play For No. 1 Toy and children's products e-tailer eToys Inc. was named the best Internet toy store by Gomez Advisors Inc., Lincoln, Mass., in the research firm's
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Making CRM Work
Description: In spite of the track record of failures, CRM still calls to retailers
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Making Changes
Description: E-retail web site development, Part 2: Acting on the right impulses
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Making Demands
Description: Consumers want a richer experienceand retailers better be ready to deliver
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Making Paid Search Pay Off
Description: In the race between Google and Yahoo, it`s strategy that wins for marketers
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Making The List And Checking It Twice
Description: Making The List And Checking It Twice (gomez.com) Gomez.com, a Lincoln, Mass.-based e-commerce research and analysis firm has released its top Internet retail sites for the 1999
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Making Tracks
Description: Rolling out a new tire with revved up online consumer data
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Making and selling CDs one at a time
Description: Making and selling CDs one at a time CustomFlix Labs Inc., a subsidiary of Amazon.com Inc., has introduced the CustomFlix CD on Demand service. The new service is similar to the
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Making e-retailing more real
Description: Three technologies have the potential to make online shopping more like real-world shopping:
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Making organic search optimization work with paid listings
Description: Making organic search optimization work with paid listings Some retailers are turning to organic search as a way of lessening their dependence on paid search, says Laura Thieme,
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Making returns an opportunity, not a problem
Description: Making returns an opportunity, not a problem With the exception of shipping and handling fees, concerns about returns are the top inhibitor to online purchases, according to new
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Making sense of Google: a quick guide for marketers
Description: Making sense of Google: a quick guide for marketers Its by no means the only search engine but its the biggest and, many would argue, the most innovative. Between searches
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Making sense out of web analytics data
Description: Making sense out of web analytics data Although web analytics data can be overwhelming and difficult to interpret, retailers can take steps to understand it, apply it to
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Making the Connection
Description: The key to making data communication possible among various retail entities is the point-of-sale terminal. Always a linchpin in a retail operation, the point-of-sale terminal today has been elevated to star status. Retailers more and more are recognizing that the POS terminal is the link from the store to the outside world and many are upgrading its abilities, including adding web access. In fact, 75% of POS terminals today include web technology, says Greg Buzek, president of IHL Consulting Group, of Boynton Beach, Fla., which follows the retailer technology market. That high number, though, does not mean retailers are taking full advantage of the capability. Retailers are still trying to figure it out, Buzek says. In 2000, only about 10% of retailers were using the capabilities of the POS terminal. This year it will grow to 20% to 25%.
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Making the mobile phone a new platform for search marketing
Description: Making the mobile phone a new platform for search marketing Ads-Click S.A., a provider of Internet search and contextual advertising, this week launched Ads-Click Mobile for
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Making the web feel safe
Description: It is disheartening to read the research in this months special report on e-payments security (see report following page 34) which suggests that 40% of web users do not shop online because they feel threatened that their credit account and other identifying information might be stolen. Another 30% of online shoppers sharply restrict their web purchases out of the same fear. While e-retail sales grew nearly 30% last year, think how stunning the growth might have been were it not for the lingering perception that the web is unsafe when it comes to securing payments.
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Making too much money too quickly
Description: Making too much money too quickly With work complete on web site and database infrastructure, Biblio Inc. now is putting aside the tangible realm of technology and focusing on
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Making transactional e-mail to customers do double duty
Description: Making transactional e-mail to customers do double duty DoubleClick Inc. has launched a new feature to its DARTmail e-mail platform that allows marketers to centralize their
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Mall Networks appoints Jeff Sable as vice president of sales
Description: Mall Networks appoints Jeff Sable as vice president of sales Mall Networks, a company that aggregates retailers in online shopping malls tied to loyalty programs, has appointed
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Mall Networks hires Michael Morin as senior vice president of global sales
Description: Mall Networks hires Michael Morin as senior vice president of global sales Online loyalty program services vendor Mall Networks has named industry veteran Michael Morin as senior
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Mall Networks names Ann Calvit vice president of client operations
Description: Mall Networks names Ann Calvit vice president of client operations Ann Calvit has joined Mall Networks as vice president of client operations, responsible for key client-facing
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Mall operator Simon Property Group targets the wired shopper
Description: Mall operator Simon Property Group targets the wired shopper Simon Property Group Inc., operator of shopping centers nationwide, has collected 150,000 e-mail addresses of
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Mall operators are bringing clicks to bricks
Description: P Few predict that online shopping will ever replace the joys or agonies of mall shopping. But some big mall operators are hedging their bets by offering an online experience at the mall.
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Mall.com, WeMedia Team Up To Offer Web Shopping For The Disabled
Description: Mall.com, WeMedia Team Up To Offer Web Shopping For The Disabled Online shopping destination Mall.com and WeMedia Inc., a media company serving people with disabilities, have
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Managing E-Commerce
Description: As the channel grows, so grows the job: Five e-commerce chiefs steer a course through shifting terrain
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Managing content effectively
Description: As Internet retailing has evolved, the amount of content retailers serve up on their web sites has exploded. Early versions of retail sites with static text and images have become complex, highly interactive displays built on various page elements, streaming media, coding, digital assets and more. As a web site grows, managing it efficiently and cost-effectively becomes an increasing challenge for retailers and a driver of the growing marketplace for content management solutions. Web site operators spent an estimated $8 billion on content management software and services last year in an effort to streamline workflow, better leverage assets and deliver more site functionality.
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Managing digital assets to save time and cost
Description: Managing digital assets to save time and cost If retailers think they have a problem with web-site images, they should look at automakers. Automakers sites are some of the most
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Managing fraud biggest payment concern for global-minded merchants
Description: Managing fraud biggest payment concern for global-minded merchants When U.S. online merchants were asked to name their biggest concern about accepting global payments, the
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Managing manufacturing
Description: Keeping tabs on the manufacturing process via the web
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Managing search for ROI: it doesnt have to cost more, two retailers say
Description: Managing search for ROI: it doesnt have to cost more, two retailers say Two online marketers from different product arenas showed online marketers their two paths to search
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Managing search more challengingand rewardingthan ever
Description: Managing search more challengingand rewardingthan ever General best practices have emerged around search engine marketing, but for online retailers working with an outside
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Manhattan Associates Acquires Logistics.com
Description: Article from Internet Retailer
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Manhattan Associates Announces 165 Go Lives of Its Extended Supply Chain Execution Solutions in 2002
Description: Article from Internet Retailer
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Manhattan Associates Announces Financial Results for the Fourth Quarter of 2003
Description: Record Software and Hosting Fees of $12.1 million
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Manhattan Associates Announces Financial Results for the Fourth Quarter of 2004
Description: Software Fees of $13.5 Million for the Quarter Push Manhattan Associates to $215 Million in Annual Revenue
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Manhattan Associates Announces Financial Results for the Fourth Quarter of 2005
Description: Record Software Fees of $16.1 Million for the Quarter Push Manhattan Associates to $246 Million in Annual Revenue
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Manhattan Associates Announces Integrated Logistics Solution for Retail
Description: Solution Provides Retailers with Comprehensive Retail-Specific Supply Chain Execution Solution
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Manhattan Associates Announces Live Deployment of Integrated Warehouse Management and Transportation Management for Electronics Boutique
Description: Fully Integrated Solution Enables Optimization of Warehouse and Transportation Management, Increases Visibility Across the Supply Chain
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Manhattan Associates Announces Record Adjusted Earnings of $0.20 per Share
Description: Article from Internet Retailer
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Manhattan Associates Announces Record Revenues and Record Earnings
Description: Article from Internet Retailer
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Manhattan Associates Announces Record Software Fees and Services Revenue
Description: Article from Internet Retailer
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Manhattan Associates Announces Record Software License Fees and Net Income
Description: Article from Internet Retailer
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Manhattan Associates Announces Support for Microsofts Smarter Retailing Initiative
Description: Manhattan Associates Warehouse Management for Windows and Microsoft- Based RFID Solution Bring Superior Supply Chain Execution Performance to Retail Customers
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Manhattan Associates Announces Third Quarter Results
Description: Article from Internet Retailer
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Manhattan Associates Enhances UPS Shipping Functionality
Description: Article from Internet Retailer
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