Northern Commerce & Fanshawe College Pioneer Shopify Web Development Course
For Immediate Release: LONDON, ON – January 21, 2020 — Northern Commerce is partnering with Fanshawe College to pioneer a new course on Shopify web…
Business Cares drive goes over top
In the face of plant closings, layoffs and tough economic times, London businesses banded together to beat their goal for the Business Cares Food…
Are they a different kind of animal?
The use of the Internet, as a research tool, is creating a more educated and sophisticated consumer. Retailers must now adjust to the reality that…
Inaccessible Content Can Leave a Lasting - and Negative - Impression on Your Customers
We've all had a less-than-perfect customer service experience: a surly customer service rep on the phone, poor workmanship that a company won't…
London Lightning & Northern Commerce Partner to Support London Humane Society
For Immediate Release: London, ON – April 26, 2017 — London Lightning sponsor Northern Commerce announced today the first National Basketball League…
Building the World’s Fastest Apparel Storefront: Lessons in CX Transformation from the Front Lines of Retail Tech
Guest Author: Leo Griffin As a digital transformation executive who has held senior roles at consumer brand companies including VF Corp, HanesBrands…
Flight Sends Grounded AODA Expectations Soaring
My expectations about AODA and its real-life implementation may have been grounded in a frustrating reality lately, but a recent travel experience has…
Making Space at the Table Key to an Accessible Ontario
Accessibility is a part of a larger commitment to diversity -- one that, as a society, can allow us to grow, adapt, and thrive based upon a foundation…
The Inventory Crisis: How to Measure, Predict & Solve Inventory Issues for eCommerce Retailers
Supply challenges are creating bloated inventories and cash flow leaks - combine eCommerce analytics, AI, fulfillment and pricing strategies to gain a competitive advantage.
Putting the Info Back into Infographics
Infographics must die. At least that was the feeling I expressed a few months ago on Twitter. It was a visceral reaction to my frustration with…