No matter the industry, the word “growth” is often used when discussing the future of a business. Whether it is the growth of a company, the personal growth of its employees, or company-related initiatives—growth is always a goal.

So how do you get there?

Wondering if a SAP Business One integration is the right move for your eCommerce? For many, it’s a simple fix for a lot of problems, especially for those issues that are tied to the customer experience.

With so many eCommerce sites out there, even a seemingly insignificant inconvenience could lead a customer to never shop on your website again. After all, with so many competitors and advances within the industry, there’s bound to be a better option out there, right?

Fisher Technology are proud to annouce that in Partnership with Shopify Plus, Avalara and Demac Media, that we are participating in the Future of Commerce City Tour in Miami on Wednesday June 14th.

Did you know that 89% of shoppers have stopped buying from online stores after they’ve experienced poor customer service?

With statistics like this, it is important for your Ecommerce business to do everything it can to provide exceptional customer service and secure repeat business. After all, 40% of an Ecommerce store’s revenue is created by 8% of its customers.

We can all agree that eCommerce is a booming business. In fact, it is predicted that the amount of customers browsing and buying online will reach 270 million by the year 2020. Prospective entrepreneurs can fulfill their dreams of opening an online store for a lesser cost of what it takes to construct a brick and mortar store.

So, which eCommerce platform should you choose to set up your online store?

In part 1 and part 2 of this blog series, we discussed the process of executing an integration project between an ERP and an eCommerce store and how it differentiated from a CRM and Marketing Automation integration. The point of this series is to emphasize that Integration projects differ by software, company and business processes and specialist integrations such as with Concur, ZenDesk or TrackTraceRx are unique integration projects in and of themselves.