Traditional e-commerce optimization methods work but are not always as efficient as their AI counterpart.

Turn the recession into revenue. Learn how to gain consistent profits in the middle of economic uncertainty with an AI-powered price setting process.

Pricing platform uses automation and data analytics to help businesses determine and implement different pricing strategies and variable prices.

With external conditions set to be unpredictable for the foreseeable future, e-commerce companies must prioritize optimization.

Today’s businesses can no longer expect to calculate prices manually without suffering losses in competitiveness, profitability, and customer satisfaction.

Data-driven algorithms drastically increase profit when using machine learning in e-commerce. Enhance user experience and sales in these use cases.

Competitor price tracking helps you make informed pricing decisions by keeping track of your competitor's strategies.

When most people leave their jobs, they lose their salaries, benefits, and a desk. When Ronald Wayne left his job, he lost $280 billion.

Does your organization want to take advantage of dynamic pricing to drive profits? Learn what you need to know in this guide.

The holiday season accounts for as much as 30% of annual retail sales. Despite the economic hardship of recent years, holiday spending has continued to grow year over year, up about 8.5% from 2020, and it isn’t showing any signs of slowing down.

Far from being slowed down by COVID, the retail industry has grown rapidly over the last few years. Both brick-and-mortar and online commerce platforms have seen significant growth as companies continue to develop new products, new advertising channels, and new business tools.

After spending 2021 anxiously awaiting millions of tons of merchandise and materials trapped on cargo ships in deadlocked queues around the globe, retailers face an entirely new problem in 2022– swelling inventories in an economy where purchasing is trending downwards.

Across industries, nearly everyone agrees that if it hasn’t arrived yet, the recession is coming soon. The real question is, how long will this recession or set of recession-like conditions last? Does our current economic ride end in a hard or soft landing?

Last month, ecommerce software maker Shopify made headlines when it announced layoffs of nearly 1,000 employees — 10 percent of their workforce. After two years of explosive ecommerce demand, preceded by two decades of steady growth, it appears as though the ecommerce sector is finally starting to slow down.

While reporting its quarterly earnings last month, Walmart made headlines by announcing that it was lowering its profit guidance for the upcoming year.

In 2021, many direct-to-consumer (DTC) brands — including Allbirds, Warby Parker, and FIGS — went public. In fact, IPOs among these types of companies were up more than 100% from the previous year.

When the COVID-19 pandemic forced people around the world to stay home and shelter in place, shopping habits changed overnight. Suddenly, ecommerce retailers found themselves on cloud nine: U.S. consumers spent $1.7 trillion online in 2020 and 2021, a whopping 55 percent increase from the previous two years.