Bringg Blog

A few months ago, Marketing came up with a creative idea… At every tradeshow I went to, I would interview industry leaders and share them with you on my blog… then Corona happened and here we are with Zoom interviews.

The COVID-19 era should act as a transformational wake-up call for retail to ensure continued growth and success for the future.

Guy Bloch on Bringg’s series D funding of $30 million bringing the company’s total funding to over $83 million.

To be positioned for “day after” success, businesses need to evaluate new fulfillment models like BOPIS, curbside pickup, and on-demand delivery, all trending with the onset of COVID-19.

The safety and health of our families, communities, customers, and employees is of utmost importance to us, at Bringg, and we believe that while we adapt to a period of uncertainty, we must always remain socially responsible.

Amazon’s announcement regarding their launch of faster same-day delivery with mini-fulfillment centers should help retailers realize the power that they have, right under their noses.

To compete head to head with Amazon, Walmart introduces its own fulfillment services to cater to the greater marketplace.

Using the coalition model, each player cares for its own existence but together we still share a common purpose to thrive in the Age of Amazon with ever-growing customer expectations.

Imagine a world in which retailers connect to an open integrated logistics platform, push their inventory as close as possible to their customers, use a variety of fleets to deliver and create exceptional customer experiences at scale.

To design, develop and deploy a great product today, you’ll have to think about it – its market, capabilities, and user experience – not from a purely B2C or B2B approach, but from a combination of the two.