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It’s easy to feel crowd fatigue at busy retail stores. 

First impressions matter. 

Millions in profits. Thousands of products. Zero inventory. 

Keeping track of what your business has to sell is important. You don't want to have too much or too little.

The coronavirus pandemic has compelled consumers to stay home in quarantine, driving some brick and mortar stores to either move online or adopt a combination of both in-store (curbside pickup) and online sales methods for the first time. 

The internet has helped us connect many dots and get things done more efficiently. 

Online shopping, once a novelty, has now become a staple in our daily lives.

Contrary to popular belief, not everything sold online is considered e-commerce. 

The way consumers shop and transact is evolving rapidly.

Online shopping is almost ubiquitous. Nearly every major brand has an online store, and many a small business relies on e-commerce as its sole source of income.