Global Cross Channel Retailing Report 2012 - Ebeltoft Group

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Ebeltoft Group announces the release of its “2012 Global Cross Channel Retailing” report. This benchmarking study assesses customer facing cross channel capabilities of 144 leading retailers in 17 countries* and 4 retail sectors (General retailers, Do-It-Yourself (DIY) retailers, Electrical Goods retailers and Fashion retailers). The study provides in-depth measures of retailers´ cross channel capabilities at global, country and sector levels. 47 cross channel indicators were measured, including click and collect (store pickup of online orders), store level inventory visibility, store associates online knowledge, mobile and social development. *Countries included are: Australia, Brazil, Canada, Chile, China, Denmark, France, Germany, Italy, Portugal, Romania, Singapore, Spain, Switzerland, Turkey, UK and US.

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EBELTOFT GROUP - INTRODUCTION

Ebeltoft Group is a worldwide alliance of retail consultancies with members in numerous mature and emerging retail markets.

Responding to our client´s demand and market globalization, we offer pragmatic retail consulting services and conduct global insight research.

We are unique in our ability to combine global retail expertise with deep local insight and turning this into innovative and practical solutions.

North America: United States and Canada

Latin America: Brazil and Mexico

Europe: Denmark, France, Germany, Italy, Portugal, Romania, Spain, Turkey and United Kingdom. And Switzerland.

Asia Pacific: Australia, China, Singapore and India

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GLOBAL CROSS CHANNEL RETAILING BENCHMARK STUDY

17 COUNTRIES

DIY Electrical goods

Apparel Non-food generalist Hyper/Department store

4 SECTORS

Develop cross channel benchmarks; globally, by market and sector

Provide retailers with insights to prioritize cross channel solutions

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GLOBAL CROSS CHANNEL RETAILING STUDY

144 RETAILERS

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METHODOLOGY

Leading retailers in each country were chosen across four retail categories. The retailers represent the largest or most influential in their category.Each retailer’s store and online operations measured on 47 cross-channel indicators.

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Key Findings

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THE STATE OF GLOBAL CROSS-CHANNEL RETAILING

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COUNTRY CROSS-CHANNEL CHAMPIONS

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GLOBAL OVERVIEW: STRATEGIC RESPONSE TO ECOMMERCE

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US AND UK MARKETS ARE MOST MATURE

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GENERAL MERCHANDISE RETAILERS

Top 10 cross channel champions – General Merchandise Retailers

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SPECIALTY FASHION

Top 10 cross channel champions – Specialty Fashion Retailers

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DIY

Top 10 cross channel champions – DIY Retailers

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ELECTRICAL GOODS

Top 10 cross channel champions – Electrical Goods Retailers

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CONCLUSIONS

Cross channel capabilities: when and how, not if!

Mature markets will lead, but there will be no single path

Mid-tier retailer solutions emerge

Retailers will sequence cross channel development

Tablets will change store selling and the business case

Retail organizations will change; new skillsets emerge

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To obtain a copy of the report or for further information on the study, global and country level findings contact Ebeltoft Group or the Ebeltoft Group member in your region.

Local EBBER CONTACT

Ebeltoft GroupLourens Verweij I [email protected]

Ebeltoft Group author Jim Okamura I [email protected]

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