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Multi-channel Retailing in a Service-oriented Future (Review Report)
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This report combines all three briefs from the Retail Technology theme for Q1 2007: multi-channel retailing in a service-oriented future. By addressing the market, strategy and technology aspects of.....
This report combines all three briefs from the Retail Technology theme for Q1 2007: multi-channel retailing in a service-oriented future. By addressing the market, strategy and technology aspects of this topic, this Review Report provides an holistic picture of the subject. Forecast data also offers projections for the future direction of the SOA market in the retail sector. Report Highlights As the growth in eRetailing continues, retailers are increasingly looking to offer a multi-channel approach. Customer expectations are high, however, as retailers refine their offerings to offer a seamless and fully-integrated experience. SOA will need to be deployed to provide this level of service and remain competitive. The roll out a multi-channel offering brings with it a variety of business challenges that will need to be overcome. While SOA may provide the answers, it brings with it more challenges, both at a technical-level and an organization-level. SOA provides a flexible and cost-effective solution for multi-channel retailing compared to traditional approaches. While SOA uptake has been slow in the retail sector, growth is set to rise, and retail SMBs could represent a sizeable portion of the SOA market size if vendors can adapt their go-to-market strategies accordingly. [Studien Infos ausblenden] |
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DATAMONITOR VIEW 1 CATALYST 1 SUMMARY 1 METHODOLOGY 1 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 2 Introduction 2 Next-generation retailing: the importance of service-orientation (Market Focus) 2 Meeting retailing challenges in a multi-channel environment (Strategy Focus) 2 The technological demands of modern multi-channel retailing (Technology Focus) 3 SOA forecast for retail industry, 2006-2012 (Databooks) 3 NEXT-GENERATION RETAILING: THE IMPORTANCE OF SERVICE-ORIENTATION (MARKET FOCUS) 8 Summary 8 eRetail is an increasingly effective channel to drive global retail revenues 8 eRetail is driving growth in non-store retail channels 8 Broadband uptake is a significant driver in the growth of eRetail 9 Catalog retailing is being undermined by the virtues of online shopping but hope remains 10 eRetail growth is apparent across all global regions 10 Growth in eRetailing is being led by the electronics retail sub-sector 12 Customer expectations are driving retailers to offer a multi-channel retail approach 13 Customers expect seamless purchase and delivery options across channels 13 Customer expectations are continually raised as retailers develop their multi-channel offering 14 Case Study - Circuit City 15 Exploiting cross-channel shopping and increased opportunities for brand equity are also key drivers 15 The competitive landscape is changing as retailers embrace multi-channel retailing 16 Hypermarkets and supercenters move into mass merchandise format 17 New technologies are a tool for helping retailers differentiate themselves from competitors 17 Small retailers can compete by embracing an eRetail approach 18 Effective IT integration is the key that is providing multi-channel retailers with a competitive advantage 19 MEETING RETAILING CHALLENGES IN A MULTI-CHANNEL ENVIRONMENT (STRATEGY FOCUS) 20 Summary 20 Achieving cross-channel visibility is a key business challenge for multi-channel retailing 20 It is critical to achieve visibility across channels for efficient retail management 20 A single customer view is vital for effective marketing efforts 20 Cross-channel tracking allows accurate forecasting and inventory management to prevent lost sales 21 Cross-channel promotions and pricing effectiveness data is needed to refine strategies 23 Unified multi-channel customer service is important for improving the customer experience 24 Consolidated real-time order information across channels is needed for successful fulfillment 24 Multi-channel IT solutions must support the ability for change and growth if costs are to be contained 25 Overcoming a lack of knowledge about SOA adoption is the biggest technology challenge 26 Service oriented architecture is a natural solution for the challenges of multi-channel retailing 26 SOA in the 'real-world' 27 A lack of knowledge about SOA is a key impediment to implementation 28 Many businesses are not familiar enough with SOA to feel confident deploying it 28 Security is another crucial area that needs to be addressed if SOA uptake is to rise 29 A variety of other issues are also inhibiting SOA adoption, including a general lack of awareness 29 The need to overcome governance issues surrounding SOA is vital once implementation has occurred 30 SOA Program Governance 30 SOA Design-time Governance 31 SOA Run-time Governance 31 SOA Change Management 31 Organizational challenges revolve around the need to align business and IT strategies 32 Successful SOA strategies require internal collaboration among business and IT stakeholders 32 Deciding on the right organizational approach to take is critical to SOA success 33 Modeling SOA maturity and the business goals is a useful starting point 34 The growth of a hybrid approach is gaining ground over top-down or bottom-up execution strategies 34 THE TECHNOLOGICAL DEMANDS OF MODERN MULTI-CHANNEL RETAILING (TECHNOLOGY FOCUS) 36 Summary 36 Legacy integration infrastructure will struggle to deliver an efficient multi-channel offering 36 Traditional integration methods result in complexity, lack of scalability or expensive integration 36 Point-to-point integration creates costly complexity with multiple applications 36 Hub and spoke integration is more manageable but suffers from bottlenecks and a lack of scalability 37 Message bus architecture allows a scalable solution but proprietary requirements make it expensive 38 SOA using an ESB reduces complexity and provides a more flexible and cost-efficient approach 39 SOA in the multi-channel retailing industry 40 Case Study: Harrods, UK 41 SOA offerings for SMBs represent an important opportunity for vendors 42 Current adoption levels suggest the retail sector has some way to go in implementing SOA 43 Regional variations 44 Growth of SOA in the retail sector is forecast to be impressive 45 Growth in the retail SOA market is dependent upon an uptake in the SMB retail market 46 Vendors' go-to-market strategies need to be refined for a more widespread uptake of SOA 48 Vendors need to develop more non-IT material for demonstrating the benefits of SOA 48 Lower pitched marketing material will help business management understand SOA 48 Parallel systems that help demonstrate ROI will be useful for IT management 49 Vendors can help the SMB market move to SOA by focusing on the flexibility and scalability it offers 50 SOA approaches customized to the vertical market will help retailers differentiate between vendors 50 SOA PENETRATION FORECAST FOR RETAIL INDUSTRY, 2006-2012 (DATABOOK) 52 Introduction 52 SOA penetration forecast for retail industry in APAC, 2006-2012 53 SOA penetration forecast for retail industry in Australia, 2006-2012 54 SOA penetration forecast for retail industry in Japan, 2006-2012 55 SOA penetration forecast for retail industry in New Zealand, 2006-2012 56 SOA penetration forecast for retail industry in Singapore, 2006-2012 57 SOA penetration forecast for retail industry in Taiwan, 2006-2012 58 SOA penetration forecast for retail industry in North America, 2006-2012 59 SOA penetration forecast for retail industry in Canada, 2006-2012 60 SOA penetration forecast for retail industry in United States, 2006-2012 61 SOA penetration forecast for retail industry in Western Europe, 2006-2012 62 SOA penetration forecast for retail industry in Benelux, 2006-2012 63 SOA penetration forecast for retail industry in France, 2006-2012 64 SOA penetration forecast for retail industry in Germany, 2006-2012 65 SOA penetration forecast for retail industry in Italy, 2006-2012 66 SOA penetration forecast for retail industry in Nordics, 2006-2012 67 SOA penetration forecast for retail industry in Rest of Western Europe, 2006-2012 68 SOA penetration forecast for retail industry in Spain, 2006-2012 69 SOA penetration forecast for retail industry in United Kingdom, 2006-2012 70 SOA MARKET SIZE FORECAST FOR RETAIL INDUSTRY, 2006-2012 (DATABOOK) 71 Introduction 71 SOA market size forecast for retail industry in APAC, 2006-2012 72 SOA market size forecast for retail industry in Australia, 2006-2012 73 SOA market size forecast for retail industry in Japan, 2006-2012 74 SOA market size forecast for retail industry in New Zealand, 2006-2012 75 SOA market size forecast for retail industry in Singapore, 2006-2012 76 SOA market size forecast for retail industry in Taiwan, 2006-2012 77 SOA market size forecast for retail industry in North America, 2006-2012 78 SOA market size forecast for retail industry in Canada, 2006-2012 79 SOA market size forecast for retail industry in United States, 2006-2012 80 SOA market size forecast for retail industry in Western Europe, 2006-2012 81 SOA market size forecast for retail industry in Benelux, 2006-2012 82 SOA market size forecast for retail industry in France, 2006-2012 83 SOA market size forecast for retail industry in Germany, 2006-2012 84 SOA market size forecast for retail industry in Italy, 2006-2012 85 SOA market size forecast for retail industry in Nordics, 2006-2012 86 SOA market size forecast for retail industry in Rest of Western Europe, 2006-2012 87 SOA market size forecast for retail industry in Spain, 2006-2012 88 SOA market size forecast for retail industry in United Kingdom, 2006-2012 89 APPENDIX 90 Definitions 90 Extended Methodology 91 Further reading 91 Ask the analyst 92 [Inhaltsverzeichnis ausblenden] |
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Table 1: Number of retail establishments, 2006, by region 48 Table 2: Return on Investment (ROI) calculation for measuring SOA benefits 49 Table 3: SOA penetration forecast for retail industry in APAC, 2006-2012 53 Table 4: SOA penetration forecast for retail industry in Australia, 2006-2012 54 Table 5: SOA penetration forecast for retail industry in Japan, 2006-2012 55 Table 6: SOA penetration forecast for retail industry in New Zealand, 2006-2012 56 Table 7: SOA penetration forecast for retail industry in Singapore, 2006-2012 57 Table 8: SOA penetration forecast for retail industry in Taiwan, 2006-2012 58 Table 9: SOA penetration forecast for retail industry in North America, 2006-2012 59 Table 10: SOA penetration forecast for retail industry in Canada, 2006-2012 60 Table 11: SOA penetration forecast for retail industry in United States, 2006-2012 61 Table 12: SOA penetration forecast for retail industry in Western Europe, 2006-2012 62 Table 13: SOA penetration forecast for retail industry in Benelux, 2006-2012 63 Table 14: SOA penetration forecast for retail industry in France, 2006-2012 64 Table 15: SOA penetration forecast for retail industry in Germany, 2006-2012 65 Table 16: SOA penetration forecast for retail industry in Italy, 2006-2012 66 Table 17: SOA penetration forecast for retail industry in Nordics, 2006-2012 67 Table 18: SOA penetration forecast for retail industry in RoWE, 2006-2012 68 Table 19: SOA penetration forecast for retail industry in Spain, 2006-2012 69 Table 20: SOA penetration forecast for retail industry in United Kingdom, 2006-2012 70 Table 21: SOA market size forecast for retail industry in APAC, 2006-2012 72 Table 22: SOA market size forecast for retail industry in Australia, 2006-2012 73 Table 23: SOA market size forecast for retail industry in Japan, 2006-2012 74 Table 24: SOA market size forecast for retail industry in New Zealand, 2006-2012 75 Table 25: SOA market size forecast for retail industry in Singapore, 2006-2012 76 Table 26: SOA market size forecast for retail industry in Taiwan, 2006-2012 77 Table 27: SOA market size forecast for retail industry in North America, 2006-2012 78 Table 28: SOA market size forecast for retail industry in Canada, 2006-2012 79 Table 29: SOA market size forecast for retail industry in United States, 2006-2012 80 Table 30: SOA market size forecast for retail industry in Western Europe, 2006-2012 81 Table 31: SOA market size forecast for retail industry in Benelux, 2006-2012 82 Table 32: SOA market size forecast for retail industry in France, 2006-2012 83 Table 33: SOA market size forecast for retail industry in Germany, 2006-2012 84 Table 34: SOA market size forecast for retail industry in Italy, 2006-2012 85 Table 35: SOA market size forecast for retail industry in Nordics, 2006-2012 86 Table 36: SOA market size forecast for retail industry in RoWE, 2006-2012 87 Table 37: SOA market size forecast for retail industry in Spain, 2006-2012 88 Table 38: SOA market size forecast for retail industry in United Kingdom, 2006-2012 89 Figure 1: Global retail spend 2006-2012, by channel 9 Figure 2: Regional breakdown of global retail spend, 2006 11 Figure 3: Online as a percentage of total retail revenue 2006-12, by region 12 Figure 4: Top 3 pressures driving retailers to integrate multi-channel initiatives 14 Figure 5: Browse/Buy relationships between channel during holiday shopping season 16 Figure 6: Global retail spend through hypermarkets and supercenters, 2006-12 17 Figure 7: Differing customer details across channels need to be consolidated into a single record 21 Figure 8: Tracking projected and actual SKU sales allows stock revisions to be made if necessary 23 Figure 9: Multiple order fulfillment systems that are poorly integrated jeopardizes meeting customer needs 25 Figure 10: SOA meets the technology requirements that multi-channel retailing brings 27 Figure 11: Lack of knowledge is an important obstacle for SOA adoption 28 Figure 12: Attention needs to be given to four levels of SOA governance 30 Figure 13: IT must be able to demonstration the ROI of an SOA initiative over time 33 Figure 14: Maturity Model for Multi-Channel Retailing 34 Figure 15: Messaging bus architecture allows scalability but can suffer from high costs 37 Figure 16: Messaging bus architecture allows scalability but can suffer from high costs 39 Figure 17: An ESB uses open standards to integrate applications on different platforms 40 Figure 18: Case Study: Harrods - SOA provides clarity of across multiple channels 42 Figure 19: Adoption levels of SOA by vertical industry 43 Figure 20: Deployment of SOA among large retailers (250 employees+) in 2006, by country 44 Figure 21: Market size for SOA products and services in retail sector, 2006-2012, by region 45 Figure 22: Penetration of SOA products and services in retail sector, 2006-2012, by size of retailer 46 Figure 23: Market size for SOA products and services in retail sector, 2006-2012, by size of retailer 47 Figure 24: SOA penetration forecast for retail industry in APAC, 2006-2012 53 Figure 25: SOA penetration forecast for retail industry in Australia, 2006-2012 54 Figure 26: SOA penetration forecast for retail industry in Japan, 2006-2012 55 Figure 27: SOA penetration forecast for retail industry in New Zealand, 2006-2012 56 Figure 28: SOA penetration forecast for retail industry in Singapore, 2006-2012 57 Figure 29: SOA penetration forecast for retail industry in Taiwan, 2006-2012 58 Figure 30: SOA penetration forecast for retail industry in North America, 2006-2012 59 Figure 31: SOA penetration forecast for retail industry in Canada, 2006-2012 60 Figure 32: SOA penetration forecast for retail industry in United States, 2006-2012 61 Figure 33: SOA penetration forecast for retail industry in Western Europe, 2006-2012 62 Figure 34: SOA penetration forecast for retail industry in Benelux, 2006-2012 63 Figure 35: SOA penetration forecast for retail industry in France, 2006-2012 64 Figure 36: SOA penetration forecast for retail industry in Germany, 2006-2012 65 Figure 37: SOA penetration forecast for retail industry in Italy, 2006-2012 66 Figure 38: SOA penetration forecast for retail industry in Nordics, 2006-2012 67 Figure 39: SOA penetration forecast for retail industry in RoWE, 2006-2012 68 Figure 40: SOA penetration forecast for retail industry in Spain, 2006-2012 69 Figure 41: SOA penetration forecast for retail industry in United Kingdom, 2006-2012 70 Figure 42: SOA market size forecast for retail industry in APAC, 2006-2012 72 Figure 43: SOA market size forecast for retail industry in Australia, 2006-2012 73 Figure 44: SOA market size forecast for retail industry in Japan, 2006-2012 74 Figure 45: SOA market size forecast for retail industry in New Zealand, 2006-2012 75 Figure 46: SOA market size forecast for retail industry in Singapore, 2006-2012 76 Figure 47: SOA market size forecast for retail industry in Taiwan, 2006-2012 77 Figure 48: SOA market size forecast for retail industry in North America, 2006-2012 78 Figure 49: SOA market size forecast for retail industry in Canada, 2006-2012 79 Figure 50: SOA market size forecast for retail industry in United States, 2006-2012 80 Figure 51: SOA market size forecast for retail industry in Western Europe, 2006-2012 81 Figure 52: SOA market size forecast for retail industry in Benelux, 2006-2012 82 Figure 53: SOA market size forecast for retail industry in France, 2006-2012 83 Figure 54: SOA market size forecast for retail industry in Germany, 2006-2012 84 Figure 55: SOA market size forecast for retail industry in Italy, 2006-2012 85 Figure 56: SOA market size forecast for retail industry in Nordics, 2006-2012 86 Figure 57: SOA market size forecast for retail industry in RoWE, 2006-2012 87 Figure 58: SOA market size forecast for retail industry in Spain, 2006-2012 88 Figure 59: SOA market size forecast for retail industry in United Kingdom, 2006-2012 89 [Tabellenverzeichnis ausblenden] |
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