
RETAIL AGILITY REPORT
Full speed ahead
Retailers have been feeling the effects of digital’s growth for years; but our latest report reveals that we're now at a tipping point, with unprecedented pressure on retailers to adapt their warehousing and logistics to meet changing demands.
Consumers want delivery that's fast, free and flexible, and this can make the difference between making a sale or an abandoned shopping cart.
We spoke to the UK’s top 100 retailers and found that these expectations are so deeply entrenched that every part of the supply chain must be more agile to compete. Read our report to find out:
- How are expectations around delivery shaping investment?
- Who pays for fulfilment?
- What does the future of fast delivery look like?
- What are the top legal concerns?
- What flexible solutions are retailers looking to?
There's also industry comment from Savills, Spiral4 Solutions and PwC.
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