Cutting Edge eCommerce Experiences Composable Commerce Enables

Composable Commerce uses a modular architecture that allows manufacturers to compose unique commerce experiences across all devices and touch points using a quicker time to market. However, lots of us still largely rely on the conventional site experiences via desktop or mobile device.

In this event of Taco'Bout Composable Commerce, Artur Urbański, VP Consulting in Hycom, highlights engaging trade that brands should be contemplating.

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Shaneil
Have you raised your digital strategy with these exceptional experiences? Artur from Hycom takes us down the road of how we should be considering this.

Shaneil
Hi, Artur!

Artur
Hello Shaneil!
I am in the park at this time and I am going back home. I have a meeting in five minutes. It got me thinking how much brands are passing up modern commerce experiences. Take this bicycle, for example. Why couldn't I purchase a higher top speed throughout the tour? Just today, from here.

Or purchase high resolution maps? Just on the watch. The way we purchase has not changed much since Jeff Bezos founded Amazon in 1994. When we would like to buy something, we usually go home.Wait. I will continue from home.

We typically, visit the site where the goods are introduced and we can select from what we want and then fill out some type of form and cover.

During the exact same time. However, our electronic life has changed a lot.Today each of us has a tiny computer in our pocket that's continually connected to the net. And we not only have information at the tip of our hands, but we could also use it instantly, if you need to buy something.

What is more, apparatus that once had just one specific job, like transporting us from place to place, recording music showing us the time or temperature in the apartment, also became computers. Nonstop connected to the Internet.

The past ten years in the creation of technology have provided us new opportunities to produce customer life simpler and shortened shopping travels.

Shaneil

Yeah, Artur. I mean, I think you are just right.We have these devices that aren't merely for a single use anymore, but I feel part of the problem is that a lot of us are made to think that this conventional site experience is the only route that we must deliver commerce.

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Artur
Exactly.
And a conventional site with at list of goods and a basket isn't enough. We are in need of a new mindset, a new eCommerce technology for it. Technology that it is modular and one element can provide our client uses.

Shaneil

Yeah, completely perfect. And you mentioned before we've got these little little computers in our pockets. However, our phones are the only choices that we must work with. We've got chatbots. We've got interactive kiosks. We've got voice assistants. We've got panels in our automobiles. All of these are various commerce capabilities that we are not utilizing.

I think you made an essential point, which is shifting to something which is, or a modular technologies. Modularity is one of the critical components, the essential tenets of Composable Commerce. And it is all about finding that right level of granularity that can aid you with designing iterating and delivering these exceptional commerce experiences which you want to have the ability to bring to your clients.

Artur
Yes, the new Composable Commerce approach enables the creation of digital business platform to engage the customer in these areas and in this moment that are significant for him or for our company.

It may also change the way customers use our products and much more. It may also change the way we operate our organization. So you discuss how you change how you run your company and how clients will use your product.

Shaneil

Why do you believe modular technology is so crucial for taking that next step towards those exceptional commerce experiences? What does that mean to you?

Artur
The modular structure of the solutions allows using accessible, largely ready made software components, each of which offers a particular business function.

The solution, built from modules, allows us to meet the particular needs of the organization and its customers in the quickest possible and flexible manner.

This is a very different approach than in the case, off out of the box solutions that look fast and simple to execute but make it very tough for businesses to distinguish and keep adapting the system to new business requirements and increasingly more intricate customer parts.

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https://www.connectpos.com/best-retail-distribution-strategies/

Shaneil
Right, thus we have this thought in our mind about these out-of-the-box solutions and they're so simple, but they actually hold you back.

Composable Commerce may appear slightly daunting because you must put it together, you will find these package business capabilities that are catered to the business user for you to have the ability to compose solutions and utilize different things which have already been pre-made and place them together.

So you still have the ease of use. However, now you can do more and have more customization, right? So what's one example that actually stands out to you Artur?

Artur
Let us think of the example.As an amateur musician, I am the owner of a digital drum machine. It looks like this. It might tape 99 sets of tunes and 99 slots for more rhythms. I got it, and also the company that produces it received money from me just once from 1 time purchase of this device.

However, what if I could be provided with fresh sets off the sounds in a manner that I could listen to them and purchase them directly in the panel of the device? Imagine if I could sell beats I composed by myself to other musicians? The business could profit from the job off its customers by charging a percentage of every transaction.

Shaneil
Artur I think you are so perfect. There are a lot of different distinctive trade experiences out there which people are simply not capitalizing on on. Brands will need to understand that eventually these conventional websites experiences aren't likely to be sufficient for their clients, and they're likely to get bored. So how are you going to keep up? Keep up to speed and always iterating?

Now the modular design with Composable Commerce helps you with that. It can help you to compose a solution to your special needs so you continuously iterate and you are optimizing your electronic commerce strategy.

Artur, thank you so much for joining us today. I think you made it very clear that traditional sites experiences are simply not going to cut it anymore. When you have any queries on the Composable Commerce don't hesitate to reach me out. However, until next time on, Taco'Bout Composable Commerce,
I will see you then!

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