Retail to tap Internet and digital tech
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SHANGHAI’S retail conglomerate Bailian Group Co aims to rejuvenate the city’s shopping environment and to better target consumers’ preferences through Internet technologies and digital capabilities as it cooperates with e-commerce giant Alibaba Group.
“It’s an inevitable trend for retailers to join hands with online giants to reshape the shopping experience for consumers in the digital age,” said Wang Wei, managing director at Digital McKinsey in China.
“Understanding how consumers make their shopping decisions and how to manage supply chain and offerings based on consumer purchasing preferences would be key areas for digital technology to reshape the retail industry in the next one or two years.”
The Ministry of Commerce said it’s also upbeat about the prospects of new retail models.
“The retail industry is brewing a new round of reform with Internet technologies being deployed to integrate resources from both online and offline while retail merchandise is also quickly catching up with consumption upgrade,” the ministry said in the annual China Retail Industry Development Report.
Shanghai's retail sales in the first 10 months rose 8 percent from a year ago to 972.5 billion yuan (US$147 billion).
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