ASIA'S HIGHLY-ANTICIPATED ECOMMERCE EVENT.
14—15 OCTOBER 2020 | MARINA BAY SANDS
ASIA'S HIGHLY-ANTICIPATED ECOMMERCE EVENT.
14—15 OCTOBER 2020 | MARINA BAY SANDS
The summit will take place over two exciting days, and will offer delegates the opportunity to hear from some of the world’s leading practitioners, including marketplaces, global retailers, and experts who have expanded their business overseas.
With a combined audience of over 20,000 delegates at eCommerce Expo Asia and the co-located events, this promises to be a MUST-attend event for you in 2020.
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Hear from the world’s leading practitioners, marketplaces and retailers whom successfully expanded overseas. This theatre covers advice on gauging market size and opportunity, working with marketplaces, localisation strategies, country-focused insights, and practical steps for regulatory compliance.
This is a great programme for anyone looking to maximise opportunities and reduce risk when entering or building a presence in international markets!
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With Retail 4.0, the “new retail” concept is a hybrid of both physical and digital retail hence increasing the need for new formats of retail purchasing and the need for new perspectives of future retail technologies. This theatre hosts insights on how brands, retailers and marketplaces can prepare for a more “omni-channel” approach through the use of new technologies and new formats of retail.
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Explore the future of customer service in a multichannel environment. This theatre will shed light on key metrics of customer experience through leveraging emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence, machine learning and internet of things, towards a more optimised customer journey.
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For Theatre Sponsorship opportunities, please email our Event Director, Indiana Bisley at indiana.bisley@closerstillmedia.com or call + 65 6817 5828.
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