Im E-Commerce ist plötzlich wieder alles möglich. Und speziell in den USA steigt das Interesse an extremen E-Commerce Modellen ("Are you ready for extreme retailing?") rasch.
Joshua Goldman von Norwest Venture Partners gab auf der Retail Innovation & Marketing Conference eine kleine Einführung in Swooponomics:
Parallel dazu trafen sich einige der US-Innovationstreiber zum First Round Capital E-Commerce Summit.
Die Einschätzungen der Veranstalter ("Change is coming to online shopping") decken sich mit dem, was Exciting Commerce seit 2005 propagiert und was auch auf den Live Shopping Days offensichtlich wurde:
"One of the things that’s surprised me the most over the last decade is how little transformative innovation has occurred in ecommerce.
eBay looks pretty much the same as it did a decade ago. Amazon looks pretty much the same as it did a decade ago. While the top 10 sites on the Internet have changed dramatically over the last decade, the top 10 online shopping sites on the Internet have not.
The traditional catalog/cart shopping model remains pretty much unchanged. I’m not sure of the reasons why so little innovation has occurred – perhaps it is because of Google.
Specifically, the fact that online retailers had a scalable, measurable, and predictable source of customer traffic (through both SEO and Adwords) might have reduced the external pressures to innovate.
However, the online shopping paradigm is finally changing. Indeed, I think we’ve seen more innovation in the last 10 months than in the last 10 years.
We’ve seen an explosion of interesting technologies and opportunities that seek to change online shopping"
Von alternativen Zahlsystemen bis zu Game Mechaniken reicht die Liste von Themen, mit denen sich die US-Innovationstreiber befassen.
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