eCommerce

PUDO aims to make delivery less costly for online retailers this holiday season

David Hamilton - November 27, 2015

PUDO, a service that lets retailers and customers pick-up and drop-off packages at local locations, is enabling parcels to move as fast as Canada Post's courier...

Canadian SMEs still behind in adopting ecommerce: study

Lindsey Peacock - November 23, 2015

New research shows that small- and medium-sized businesses in Canada are still lagging behind the curve when it comes to integrating ecommerce into their...

Lightspeed POS buys Dutch ecommerce provider SEOshop

David Hamilton - November 23, 2015

Lightspeed POS, a cloud POS platform for retailers and restaurants, has bought Amsterdam-based eCommerce software company SEOshop, which it will use as the basis of...

SAP keeps talking about new SMB solution that’s only available in China

Dave Yin - November 11, 2015

NEW YORK, NY – Something big seems to be coming from SAP. At its SME (small-medium enterprise) summit in New York City, the German software...

Shopify wants to bring Twitter’s ‘buy now’ button to Canada

Jeff Jedras - September 30, 2015

Social media giant Twitter launched its 'buy now' button for retailers on Wednesday but, as usual, Canada will have to wait. Shopify is looking...

Rare.io launches automated predictive email marketing solution

Jeff Jedras - September 25, 2015

Rare.io of Ottawa is targeting retailers looking to make better use of email marketing to drive repeat business with a new automated predictive email...

E-tailing tale: How an outdoor outfitter overhauled its ecommerce site

Christine Wong - September 11, 2015

Can you really call your company ‘Canada’s outdoor outfitters’ when you’ve got no stores east of Winnipeg? Yes, if you build out your presence online. Based...

Canadian Tire adds digital notes to its bricks-and-mortar playlist

Christine Wong - July 29, 2015

At a time when many retailers are downsizing stores or going completely virtual, Canadian Tire is trying to weave some digital reinforcement into the...

PayPal brings ‘One Touch’ payments to Canada for faster checkouts

Jeff Jedras - June 10, 2015

Following its debut in the U.S. last month, PayPal is promising faster checkouts for Canadian web consumers by bringing One Touch for Web to...

Canada Post just made shopping online a bit easier for everyone

Brian Jackson - May 6, 2015

Canada Post is hoping to spur more online shopping among Canadians with the introduction of its new FlexDelivery service, the postal organization announced on...

NetSuite point of sale system unifies in-store, online shopping experience

Jeff Jedras - May 6, 2015

SAN JOSE – Omni-channel is the buzzword du jour this week at NetSuite’s annual user conference – getting to one view of the customer...

NetSuite buys cloud-based email marketing vendor

Jeff Jedras - April 23, 2015

Cloud-based financials, enterprise resource planning and omnichannel commerce vendor NetSuite is burnishing its marketing platform with the $200 million acquisition of Bronto Software. NetSuite announced...

Vancouver firm raises $50 million to create ‘iTunes for home renovation’

Brian Jackson - December 18, 2014

Anyone that's had a home renovation that went on well beyond the projected completion date and ran over budget will find it easy to...

How Parllay is using ‘relevance’ to bridge the gap between doing marketing and making sales

Candice So - December 12, 2014

If there’s one thing social media marketers can learn from search engine marketers, it’s this: Relevance. So says Tarek Najm, CEO of Parllay Inc.,...

Square and SumAll team up to help small businesses boost their sales and marketing efforts

Candice So - December 9, 2014

Square Inc. is bringing its partnership with SumAll to Canada, giving businesses and marketers access to SumAll’s data analytics through Square’s dashboard. In September, Square...

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