While both Baird and Sheldon approach the race to Omni-Channel seamlessness from decidedly different viewpoints, they share similar underlying strategic intentions. Both agree that a retail order management system is an imperative. Addressing the orchestration of the complex fulfillment scenarios Peter Sheldon states: "When we talk about all these Omni-Channel permutations, such as click-and-pick, order from store, e-commerce fulfillment from stores, and so on, order management is the foundational layer. It's the glue that holds online and offline together".
The report also delves into change management and the need for company-wide buy-in and the role C-Level executives are playing in bridging the gaps between channels -- consistent with trends identified in The Retail Order Management Imperative -- 39% of retailers have a dedicated executive leading its Omni-Channel implementation and initiatives.
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