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About the Show
E-Commerce is evolving faster than ever. Blink, and you’ll miss the next big thing.
Internet Retailer Conference & Exhibition (IRCE) provides you with a conference full of industry experts and unrivaled agenda content, an exhibit hall filled with the latest and greatest solution providers, and a community made for networking with thousands of like-minded industry peers. IRCE 2018 will take place in the world-class city of Chicago, June 5-8, at McCormick Place West.
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Only IRCE offers 600 exhibiting companies in our massive tradeshow hall. The exhibit hall is the center of technology trends.
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Conference
The IRCE 2017 agenda is now here! Check it out, and keep checking back as we add even more noteworthy speakers and thought-provoking sessions
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Provided by Internet RetailerAre pictures as good as prototypes in testing new product designs?
Brands typically design a new garment or accessory like this: Designers spend months coming up with ideas that managers then debate. Once they settle on a winner, they manufacture small quantities for tests. Months after the process begins, the brand may introduce the new product. Betabrand Inc. says it has a way to cut that […]
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Chinese e‑commerce giants invest in bricks-and-mortar stores
While top Chinese retail chains like Suning Commerce Group and Gome Electrical Appliances Holding Ltd. invest online, China’s biggest e-commerce companies increasingly are going offline to attract new consumers. In a recent example, JD.com Inc. in the middle of June launched a store called “JD Home” inside a Wal-Mart shopping center in southern China city […]
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Amazon bars marketplace merchants from selling some Nike items
Nike Inc.’s decision to begin selling some items on Amazon.com will almost immediately limit Amazon Marketplace sellers’ ability to sell certain Nike items. But the bigger story may be that as Amazon.com Inc. forges more deals with major brands it will undermine the business of retailers that sell those brands’ products, whether online or offline. […]
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