| JPMC glitch exposes account data, Amazon Go to expand, 66 percent of consumers buy clothes online. | | | Is Delivery QSRâs Groupon Redux? Have the delivery aggregators taken a page out of the Groupon play book â offering free delivery to hook a customer for life â at the expense of the QSRs? Geoff Johnson, chief innovation officer at Bypass, explains that jumping on the delivery aggregator bandwagon comes at a cost. Itâs up to the QSR to decide whether that cost delivers â no pun intended â the benefit. |
| Blinker CEO: Every Picture Tells An Auto Sales Story What does a used car salesman know about selling cars online? That most consumers need more than just help finding a car to buy â or a place to sell it, says Blinker CEO Rob Buscher. Buscher said that financing needs to be part of the picture the instant a selection is made, or else the deal falls apart. Thatâs why, he said, all the Blinker app needs to start the process is a picture. |
| | Omni Usage Index™ | | NEW DATA: Why 66 Percent Of Consumers Buy Clothes Online Retailers struggle to keep up with consumer habits and digital challengers â and nowhere is that more evident than in apparel. PYMNTS surveyed 3,000 shoppers who shopped at 400 stores â and it seems theyâre just not into what brick-and-mortar has to offer. Katherine Monasebian, ALEX AND ANI's head of eCommerce, says bringing those shoppers in â and making the most of the omnichannel experience â could mean having different products across different channels. Survey details and Monasebianâs insight in the latest Omni Usage Index. |
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