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Swedish Trade invited to Nordic Retail Summit – a packed day with really good speakers. Representatives from trade, politics and authorities met to inspire and discuss the future of trade, everything from AI, the green transition and safe trade.
The fourth quarterly report in a row for the report E-barometern shows a positive development for e-commerce. As household consumption space becomes larger, e-commerce follows. But with an increasingly complex world around us, new opportunities arise with changed consumer behaviour.
In the previous parts of the article series on Accessible e-commerce for everyone, we went through customer needs and legal requirements as well as inclusive design and structured flows and processes. In the future, we will also look at tips for customizing and improving your site. In this part, we focus on well-thought-out frontend and texts that guide.
In the first part of the article series on Accessible e-commerce for everyone, we reviewed the customers' needs and legal requirements. In this part, we focus on inclusive design and structured flows and processes.
Many now see that a turnaround could be underway in the second half of 2024 with more room for both individuals and businesses to increase consumption and investment. Focus areas in the report E-barometern Q1 are international trade, sustainability and circular trade.
The eighth edition of Litium's report on digital B2B trade is based on a study in January 2024 in Sweden, Norway, Denmark and Finland. A majority of B2B companies expect their digital sales to increase over the next three years. Increased optimism is seen compared to the previous year.
Once again, a packed D-Congress in March where one day is not enough these days, the program started already after lunch on Wednesday. This year's theme was Innovation for impact, where sustainability issues, new technology, profitability focus, circular business models and logistics challenges for commerce came together on the various stages and on the exhibition floor.
Although e-commerce showed a negative growth of 2% for the full year 2023 according to the report E-barometern, e-commerce is now predicted to have come out of its worst crisis and is on the way to increased growth and increased parcel volumes going forward. The second half of 2023 was better than the beginning. Price-focused consumers and e-retailers who switch to profitability characterize e-commerce during the year.
From 28 June 2025, e-commerce among other things, must live up to accessibility requirements for people with disabilities – even temporary ones. In the past, this has only been a legal requirement for the public sector. What do the new EU rules mean in practice and what do customers' needs look like?
The autumn's major industry event PostNord Retail Day was held digitally in October with the insight that an important key to a successful business is leadership – being able to make courageous decisions, create a strong culture and lead towards common goals. During Retail Day, the report E-barometern for Q2 was also presented with analyzes and insights.
