Canadian Retailer: Laura Canada’s Bold Jump Into Ecommerce

The Spring issue of Internet Retailer applauded new trends from some of Canada's leading retailers and highlights OrderDynamics client Laura Canada and their 2012 eCommerce launch. Since 1930 Laura has followed a simple model of providing superior customer service with motivated, driven sales associates and fashion consultants at its retail stores. Their eCommerce launch last year applied the same mentality and attention to detail in order to unify customer experiences and set a new standard for cross-channel shopping in Canada.

According to eMarketer, online sales in Canada have consistently increasing by 14% year over year. By 2015, online sales will exceed $31 billion, an astounding benchmark compared to only 10 short years ago. Laura Canada is embracing eCommerce, in part to capitalize on the growing Canadian market, but also because they see online retailing as a way to provide additional service to its long-time customers by supporting their in-store experience.

“Though Laura Canada is well positioned for growth in the coming years, their jump into eCommerce isn’t solely based around new customer acquisition. The cornerstone of Laura Canada’s success has been centered on strong service and customer oriented programs.  They see their new online channel as an integral way to support customers with even more multi-channel features, many of which are set to be incorporated into their 2013 offerings,” says Michael Turcsanyi, President of OrderDynamics, in this issue of Canadian Retailer.

The article walks readers through mission critical elements of the Laura.ca launch and explains how the leading apparel retailer selected its state of the art eCommerce platform. The article also details Laura’s effort to integrate their eCommerce platform their warehouse, CRM, ERP, email marketing, and loyalty systems to offer a best-in-class shopping experience and transparency to their customers. Laura’s eCommerce implementation with OrderDynamics also features a built-in integration with Canada Post, enabling customers to have parcels delivered straight to any of Canada Post’s 6,500 post offices across the country. 

Sam Barnes, Director of eCommerce at Laura Canada, spoke about entering eCommerce with OrderDynamics, saying “[Our] goal is to provide the absolute best shopping experience for our customers across all sales channels. The on-site experience, ongoing service and quality of fulfillment, are all key to our eCommerce strategy.  OrderDynamics integration with Canada Post’s eCommerce services has proven to be a feature that our customers are already making great use of.  These integrations helped Laura immediately achieve several short and long-term goals for our eCommerce channel.”

There is a growing urgency for retailers across Canada to unify retail touch points and move toward creating an integrated omni-channel experience. With the launch of Laura.ca, Laura Canada has done just that, while setting a new cross-channel retailing standard in the process.

Read the article here.

eTail Canada 2013 - Recap of the Show!

As eTail Canada 2013 concluded last week, we couldn't help but be amazed at how far the Canadian retail industry has come in just a few years.  The third installment of eTail Canada offered the most accurate portrayal of eCommerce and omni-channel retailing in Canada that we’ve ever seen.  Too often assumptions or generalities are made on this emerging market, however the three day event really captured the challenges and successes of Canadian retailers, as well as the evolution of modern Canadian consumers.

Michael Turcsanyi, President at OrderDynamics, discussing the exciting evolution in retail and commerce

Day One Highlights
The opening keynote panel, which featured Ted Starkman (former President of the Shopping Channel) and  Tanbir Grover (Director of eCommerce at Lowe’s Canada), touched on an array of high-level omni-channel concepts including the idea that mobile sites and strategies are playing an important role in supporting in-store shopping experiences.  Tanbir continued to suggest that as an online community we still need to figure out what the right mobile experience is, and that we need to spend the same amount of time and thought on mobile shopping sites and strategies as we’ve done in the past for desktop experiences.

Day One Keynote Panel with Ted Starkman and Tanbir Grover

The final theme of this panel session discussed Canada’s retail landscape and the incoming wave of U.S. retailers expanding north of the border.  “Canada is seeing global competition for the first time,” said Ted Starkman.  He continued to explore how Canadian retailers will react to increased competition and aggressive expansion plans.  He also noted that many of the U.S. retailers set to enter Canada (or currently entering Canada) already have strong awareness with Canadian consumers, citing Target and Nordstrom as notable examples.

Later that morning, OrderDynamics CEO, Michael Benadiba, lead an executive roundtable discussing best practices being used by mid-large retailers to deploy omni-channel commerce initiatives.  The roundtable featured great contribution and savvy advice from some of Canada’s biggest and most sophisticated retailers – both Canadian, as well as those based out of the U.S.  As if it wasn’t already clear, the appetite and desire to deliver a best of breed, unified shopping experience is at an all-time high in Canada.  While it makes perfect sense, it’s encouraging to see such a challenging undertaking taken so seriously by senior retail leaders.  As we've noted in recent omni-channel focused webinars, Executive buy-in is a critical when launching omni-channel commerce strategies.

OrderDynamics CEO Michael Benadiba leading an omni-channel focused roundtable during eTail Canada

During the afternoon sessions, Tara Conway (Director of eCommerce at Toys "R" Us Canada) spoke about Toys "R" Us and their ongoing cross-channel efforts to drive improved shopping experiences and deliver ultimate convenience for their customers.  According to Tara, cross-channel customers for Toys ‘R Us are more loyal, and buy more than single channel customers (her stats suggested cross-channel customers buy 3-4 times more frequently, similar to results from Macy's).  Tara also suggested major challenges in launching (and maintaining) omni-channel strategies are ensuring eCommerce and IT departments are completely aligned, and that endless online aisle inventories can lead to frustrating in-store experiences when product assortment isn’t consistent from web to store – two points that can be overlooked when creating customer-centric strategies.

Tara Conway of Toys 'R Us discussing expectations of Canadian consumers

Day Two Highlights
eTail Canada’s second day started with a keynote presentation from OrderDynamics VP of Operations, Tammy Nyman.  Tammy’s address focused on the evolution of Canadian consumers, their expectations, and what retailers are doing to meet these growing expectations.  She also outlined the percentage of Canadian retailers operating eCommerce websites (statistics were collected from an independent study of 900+ retailers in Canada by OrderDynamcs in January 2013).

Following Tammy’s session, she continued to chair and moderate several speaking panels throughout the day including an insightful panel that featured Todd Dean (VP of Cross-Channel and eCommerce at ALDO Group) and Thierry Hay-Sabourin (Director of eCommerce at Best Buy Canada/Futureshop).  Like much of the conference, this session focused on omni-channel retailing, and how Canadian retailers are “flattening” their organizations to adapt to modern shopping expectations and reduce channel-centric approaches.  Thierry had a great quote that truly depicts the challenge that lies within omni-channel commerce, saying “Multi-channel retailing means involving every area of your business and working together.  It means massive disruption for organizations.”  Todd Dean added to that too, “Omni-channel is a re-think of the retail model.  It supports the consumer decision making journey.  [Aldo] has no hesitation to change our online experience if it isn’t supporting our retail stores.”

OrderDynamics VP of Operations Tammy Nyman moderating ecommerce leaders from Aldo and Futureshop

The afternoon keynote presentation featured Peter Sheldon of Forrester Research.  While the tone of Peter’s presentation was a bit more urgent than that of previous sessions, it was largely based on his views that eCommerce in Canada has so much potential.  Peter talked at length about the need for Canadian retailers to offer more convenience and improved fulfillment options to customers, suggesting both Futureshop and Laura Canada as market leaders.  Peter’s presentation offered revealing stats and trends about Canadian consumers and their shopping habits, including the fact that two-thirds of Canadians have purchased online goods from US retailers - a sign that Canadian consumers aren’t afraid to pay more (duties/shipping, exchange rate, etc.) for products they want and can't find locally.

Forrester Research Principal Analyst Peter Sheldon's keynote presentation

OrderDynamics would like to extend a big thank you to eTail Canada for asking us to be part of the event’s content and thought leadership.  We also want to thank everyone who took the time to stop by our booth and attend our omni-channel retail roundtable.  Lastly, we’d like to say a special thank you to everyone who was able to attend our eCommerce Cocktail party on the evening of Day Two.  We're already looking forward to an even bigger eTail Canada in 2014!

OrderDynamics ecommerce networking and cocktail party

In the meantime, we invite you to visit our website at www.orderdynamics.com to learn more about our On-Demand Commerce Platform.

Sincerely,
The OrderDynamics Team
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Webinar: The Omni-Channel Face Off: How Canadian retailers can stay ahead of U.S. Competitors with Omni-Channel Commerce Strategies

In order to create a seamless and consistent experience across all retail channels and touch points, Canadian retailers need to take advantage of cutting edge technologies, adopt new approaches, and work with experienced partners to maximize their market presence before global competitors enter Canada.

Having a sophisticated Omni-Channel commerce website is king, regardless if you have an existing eCommerce channel today.  If Canadian retailers cannot provide a best-in-class shopping experience across online and retail channels, they’ll risk losing sales and potentially lose ground on a rapidly changing retail industry.

Canadians retailers need to constantly review their current eCommerce program, asking themselves, am I gaining competitive advantage or being passed by aggressive U.S. retailers and innovative Canadian retailers?  A solid Omni-Channel strategy, sophisticated eCommerce solutions, a stimulating retail environment, as well as a best-in-class online shopping experience must be key components of any program that impacts the customer's buying experience.

On May 15th, 2013 at 1pm EST, join Michael Turcsanyi, President of OrderDynamics, for an exclusive webinar that will provide an overview of the shifting Canadian retail landscape and an opportunity to learn how Canadian retailers can gain competitive advantage through an Omni-Channel commerce strategy.

Key talking points will include:

• Plan, build and maintain a cutting edge Omni-Channel commerce strategy
• Empower customers to purchase through their most convenient touch points
• Detailed overview into today’s eCommerce landscape and future trends
• How Canadian retailers have the advantage

Click here to register for this webinar. (Space is limited.)

Anna Bella Selects OrderDynamics to Launch eCommerce Channel and Expansion Strategy

April 25, 2013 – TORONTO, ON – OrderDynamics™, Canada’s leading on-demand commerce platform provider, today announced Anna Bella, a leading Canadian retailer of high quality women’s apparel and accessories, has chosen OrderDynamics to launch its eCommerce and expansion strategy. 

Anna Bella intend to use the OrderDynamics commerce platform to build a best-in-class eCommerce website that accurately represents the quality of the brands and products they sell, while delivering a sophisticated shopping experience, consistent with any of their 21 stores across Canada.  Building an eCommerce channel represents a core part of Anna Bella’s expansion strategy and company’s future.  By launching an eCommerce channel with OrderDynamics, Anna Bella are investing in their company’s future, enabling growth into new markets and providing improved service to its customers via the platform’s omni-channel capabilities.

In addition to their eCommerce experience with high profile fashion and apparel retailers, Anna Bella selected OrderDynamics because of the flexibility and agile nature of its cloud-based platform, as well as their proven track record helping their retail clients grow online sales year-over-year.  Furthermore, fulfillment solutions including a pre-built integration with Canada Post and OD Endpoint made the OrderDynamics end-to-end platform the clear choice for Anna Bella. 

“In order to extend the integrity and quality of our brand into a new eCommerce channel, we need a technology partner who we can continually collaborate with.  OrderDynamics’ dedicated account managers and online retailing experience will allow Anna Bella to enter eCommerce with confidence and help us focus on driving value to our loyal customers,” said Lewis Ng, President at Anna Bella.  “Using OrderDynamics’ cloud-based eCommerce platform eliminates the need to add extra resources and removes technical infrastructure from the equation.  This will help Anna Bella move farther and faster, and concentrate on growing our online channel.”

“Anna Bella’s vision for eCommerce and desire to create such a rich online shopping experience speaks volumes about how well they understand retail and their customers,” said Michael Turcsanyi, President at OrderDynamics.  “By selecting OrderDynamics, Anna Bella gains a committed partner with proven online retailing experience and an enterprise-class eCommerce platform to build the future of their business around.”

Recorders.com Launches Re-Designed Site with OrderDynamics

OrderDynamics® would like to congratulate Recorders.com on the release of their brand new ecommerce site design. Recorders.com – a leading supplier of digital voice recorders, transcription software and accessories – first migrated to the OrderDynamics On-Demand eCommerce Platform in 2011, and quickly saw vast improvements in traffic and revenue. Continued growth among  B2B and B2C web traffic drove the company to simplify its shopping experience with a slick new design to optimize conversions.

Recorders.com's new Home Page

The re-designed site features a sleek layout that seeks to help visitors to Recorders.com to better navigate amongst the extensive product offering. Visitors will be able to quickly access pertinent information via new quick-pick personalized content areas pertaining to popular products and brands, new media features, and industry trends and press. Recorders.com has also revamped its headers and footers with larger text to ensure visitors are easily able to locate direct links to what they are looking for.

Recorders.com Personalized Content Areas

“With the new design, we hope to improve customer experiences by making it easier for visitors to find and shop for exactly what they are looking for,” says Krish Michaels, CEO of Recorders.com. “We’ve always been a one-stop shop for digital recording devices, customer support and training, and we hope that by updating the site with new eCommerce best practices and features from the OrderDynamics platform, we can build on our reputation of a supportive retailer offering an exceptional online shopping experience.”

Recorder.com's Redesigned Footer

Google Analytics Rolls Out Multi Currency Support

Google Analytics announced on the Inside Analytics Blog on February 13 that they would be launching Multi Currency eCommerce Support within Google Analytics. Since then, the feature has slowly been rolling out to all Analytics subscribers.

The Multi Currency eCommerce Support feature aims to simplify reporting for online vendors who sell and ship to various countries with different currencies. It will allow vendors to track all revenue, tax and shipping and handling costs in their local currency, and then convert the data based on current exchange rates to the default currency within the Analytics account’s Profile Settings, presenting an aggregate view of all eCommerce data.

Setting up Multi Currency eCommerce Support in Google Analytics (image taken from Inside Analytics blog)

The launch of a tool that can present summative international data in a single platform speaks volumes toward the growth of eCommerce. More and more retailers are expanding current online retail sites across borders, while many countries seek to catch up with the success seen in eCommerce sites in North America and Europe, creating a need for aggregate platform technologies such as this. 

Supported currencies withing Multi Currency eCommerce Analytics (image taken from Inside Analytics blog)

In conjunction with Universal Analytics announced in October 2012, the launch of Multi Currency eCommerce Support indicates a growing sense of urgency in the retail markets to grow – not just internationally, but also across channels – and foreshadows exciting evolution within international eCommerce and omnichannel commerce.

OrderDynamics to Exhibit & Speak at eTail Canada 2013

In late April and early May, OrderDynamics will be exhibiting at the 2013 edition of eTail Canada for a third consecutive year.  The conference, which is also in its third year, will be held April 29 – May 1 in Toronto, Canada and promises to be the best event to date. 

The agenda that the eTail team have assembled touches on a range of hot-button ecommerce and retail-related priorities for Canadian merchants and features a strong panel of leading retailers such as Aldo, Roots Canada, The Source, and Laura Canada.  Top analysts from Forrester Research and ForeSee will also be presenting at the event, which will certainly bring additional value and insight for conference attendees.

Rounding out an impressive list of speakers is OrderDynamics President Michael Turcsanyi.  Michael will be hosting a roundtable focused on the evolving consumer needs impacting Canadian multi-channel retailers.  His session will outline trends and changes that have happened in online retailing, and how ecommerce has become the lynchpin that holds cross-channel shopping experiences and customer service together.  Here are details surrounding this session:

The Trends, Successes, and Evolving Consumer Needs Across The Canadian Multi-Channel Retail Landscape: How Ecommerce Plays a Vital Role In Enabling Best of Breed Shopping Experiences and Outstanding Customer Service
When: April 29, 2013
Time: 11:40am; Track 1
Speaker: Michael Turcsanyi, President at OrderDynamics

In addition, we're proud to announce that Tammy Nyman, OrderDynamics VP of Operations and Account Services, will be eTail Canada's Chairperson on day two of the conference (Tuesday April 30).  She'll be host and moderator of several roundtables including "Focusing on Multi-Channel Execution To Meet Customer Expectations and Capture Cross-Channel Sales" and "Strategic Growth Within The Multi-Channel Organization".

Finally, OrderDynamics will be hosting an eCommerce cocktail reception on Tuesday April 30 at the King Street Social bar found within the Hyatt Regency from 5-8pm.  If you are interested please contact us to reserve your table.

To meet our team and learn more about why OrderDynamics is Canada's leading commerce platform provider, drop by booth # 9 (in front of the exhibition hall main doors). We look forward to meeting you at eTail Canada!

Full event details:

eTail Canada 2013
Venue: Hyatt Regency Hotel (on King St.)
When: April 29 - May 1
City: Toronto, ON
Registration Info: https://secure.wbresearch.com/SRS2k.dll/ChooseRegistration (registration code: ETCA13ODYNAMICS)
Conference Website: www.etailca.com
OrderDynamics Booth: 9

The Shoe Company Re-Launches on OrderDynamics!

OrderDynamics® would like to congratulate The Shoe Company on their re-launch of TheShoeCompany.com on the OrderDynamics On-Demand eCommerce Platform.

The popular Canadian shoe and apparel retailer based out of Toronto currently operates 65 retail outlets throughout Canada, and has offered trendy dress, casual and sport shoes and accessories to Canadians since 1992. The Shoe Company has established a resilient reputation of offering one of the widest selections of footwear, including comfort brands such as Clarks, Florsheim, and Ecco, as well as high-fashion brands like BCBG, Jessica Simpson, and Michael Kors, and is known for exceptional customer service.

The Brand New TheShoeCompany.com Home Page

Improved Site Search

TheShoeCompany.com seeks to mirror an excellent in-store shopping experience in their online store so as to boost consumer confidence in shopping online. The new site features a frontend redesign with simplified navigation via browse by Brand and Category options, as well as filtered search options based on size, width, price and colour. 

TheShoeCompany.com's Improved Search Navigation

Product pages showcase high-resolution images with product zoom for a realistic view of merchandise, and detailed product descriptions and promotional information (such as markdown rate) so shoppers are optimally educated in their purchase decisions. Pages are also enhanced with social sharing buttons, and shoppers can view You May Also Like, and read and offer Ratings and Reviews right on the product page.

TheShoeCompany.com's new Product Pages

Leading Fulfillment Capabilities

In addition to improved shopability, TheShoeCompany.com offers several value-add fulfillment features that contribute to a streamlined and satisfying shopping experience. With powerful OrderDynamics backend integrations, TheShoeCompany.com is able to keep the customer fully educated at every step of the fulfillment process, providing email notifications of order confirmation, and order shipped status. Orders can be fulfilled in-store, and multi-item orders are able to be partially shipped, providing unique tracking numbers for each package. Customers can opt to have their order(s) delivered right to their front door at standard shipping rates (or free shipping on orders over $70), or they can pick up items in-store for free.  TheShoeCompany.com has also coined its return policy as Easy Returns, allowing for refunds in-store or via UPS shipment, with reimbursement on shipping charges on damaged items.

Enhanced Store Locator

Supporting their move toward an omni-channel commerce model, TheShoeCompany.com has implemented an improved Store Locator. The new locator is integrated with Google Maps to search via postal code or province and city to display nearby store locations, address and hours of operation. This enhanced feature encourages unified cross-channel shopping, removing the separation between online and offline sales where a customer may view an item online but would prefer to try the shoe on in-store, and subsequently offers the flexibility to purchase either immediately in-store, or online when they’re ready.

TheShoeCompany.com Store Locator

OrderDynamics Monthly Google Updates Report – March 2013

Riding on the coattails of a slow January, Google Search and Analytics saw very few updates in the short month of February. Google Adwords, however, was very active, offering new features and upgrades to the platform.

Google Search

There was no Google Panda Algorithm Update in February, likely as a result of Panda’s first update of the year taking place late in January. Matt Cutts of Google reported that the next update will take place early-mid March, which is comparatively early compared to previous months and may be compensatory for February.

On February 25, however, Google Finance was updated to include stock information in search results from additional markets including the Chicago Board of Exchange, Singapore, Korea and Tel Aviv, Israel.

Google Analytics

On February 13, Google Analytics announced on the Analytics blog Multi Currency eCommerce Support in Analytics. With the implementation of the Multi Currency tracking code, International users can now view all Analytics data in local and global currency – a move that will certainly bolster growing international eCommerce.

A day later, Google announced the Mobile Apps Analytics Platform, wherein the Google Analytics platform was rebuilt to accommodate full mobile apps metrics measurement.  The platform allows for  automated crash measurement so that data is automatically sent to Analytics each time the app crashes, and displays stability trends (i.e. how often the app crashes and after how long) across both iOS and Android platforms, as well as details on the device used. Users can also identify their cost each time their mobile app crashes, and the effects of server timeouts when apps are loading.

For Google Analytics accounts with multiple users, account administrators will now be able to view Change History to their reporting according to each user.  Change History displays up to 180 days in arrears on changes to Users, Accounts, Properties, Profiles, Goals and Filters.

Google Adwords

Enhanced Campaigns were introduced on February 6 on the Google Adwords platform. The feature enables easy customization of ads so that different ones can be displayed based on the time of day, device type that it is being viewed on, and where the person who’s viewing it is. Previously, users would have had to create multiple ad campaigns for such specific ad implementation.

Improvements to the Search Funnel were deployed on February 13 that would enable a Search Funnel column to be appended to reports.  With the addition of the Search Funnel column to these reports, users can easily identify keywords that best assist conversions and the budget you should allocate to bidding for them. The tool also distinguishes which keywords are underperforming and should be replaced, so that all campaigns are well optimized for conversions.

On February 14, Google Adwords announced that Adwords Express would be manageable through My Client Center, a platform that enables account managers to oversee multiple Adwords accounts in one spot. The platform caters to large advertising agents.

Google Adwords also announced on February 26 that the Double Click Digital Marketing Platform would be integrated with Adwords to create, test and manage video and mobile ads. Within the Double Click Digital Marketing Platform, features such as the Double Click Bid Manager and Double Click Ad Exchange enable marketers to easily and dynamically view a full stock of video content and bid on them in real-time, and then manage ad campaigns using the video content in Google Adwords. Double Click for Advertisors then provides a tracking tag to be implemented in all ads to monitor and measure ad effectiveness. This concept equips advertisers to keep pace with the growing video ad trend, as seen on Youtube, content streaming websites and within mobile apps.

Dx3 Canada 2013 - Recap of the Show!

OrderDynamics is back from our first Canadian retail conference of the year, Dx3 Canada 2013. For the second year in a row, Dx3 Canada created an excellent arena to learn about all things digital, including advertising, marketing and retailing.

The OrderDynamics team!

Dx3 Canada presented a very apparent and distinct focus on digital marketing, with a great roster of sessions and vendors aiming to showcase various trends and technologies that help boost brand visibility and engagement. Alternatively, OrderDynamics saw the presence of these types of vendors as an opportunity to highlight how the development of new digital media and marketing practices and technologies drives retail, in terms of digital and at times in-store.

The evolution of digital retail was evident at Dx3 Canada this year in the shift from traditional online retail to discussions on omni-channel commerce as a way to unify all retail operations. Notably, at Dx3 Canada’s inaugural conference last year, OrderDynamics presented a speaking panel of industry experts and current clients aiming to educate on how to enter eCommerce for the first time.

Sam Barnes (left) speaking with Michael Turcsanyi (right)

 This year, however, the OrderDynamics presentation featured Sam Barnes, Director of eCommerce at Laura Canada, who spearheaded the project of resonating over 80 years of brick-and-mortar operations for the Canadian women’s clothing retailer in an equally profitable and satisfying online shopping experience on the OrderDynamics Platform. In his session titled ‘5 Things You Need to Know About eCommerce’, Sam discussed how Laura Canada identified the need for an ecommerce website and to meld their on- and offline shopping channels and operations to provide a great level of service and convenience to its customers.

David Labistour, CEO of Mountain Equipment Co-op at Dx3 Canada

Mountain Equipment Co-op CEO, David Labistour’s Keynote Address – one of the highlights from last week’s conference – also brilliantly defined the shift in retail to a consumers’ market, wherein the consumers’ adoption of new technology has driven the need for retail evolution and adaptation otherwise retailers with ultimately perish.  David stated that customer loyalty is far overshadowed by price and convenience, and as such retailers must offer solutions to accommodate this, such as Mountain Equipment Co-op’s strategies to sell bicycles to support urbanization, or limiting full inventory display to the website so that only locally popular items are offered in brick-and-mortar locations. Even brand ownership is left to consumers via social media. Conversely, David also touched on the need to be objective with the types of technology adopted, stating that new technologies should support a business’ original strategy in order to justify integrating it into operations, or else they may be compromising a unique brand identity that keeps their customers coming back – a notion backed by the Harvard Business Review’s ‘Big Bang Disruption’.

Sam Barnes, Director of eCommerce at Laura Canada

OrderDynamics is excited to see how the digital retail environment continues to progress, and how it will set the tone for next year’s Dx3 Canada conference. We also look forward to engaging post-show with all the partners, leads and clients we were able to speak to. We’d like to extend a special thank you to Sam Barnes at Laura Canada for his excellent presentation with OrderDynamics.

Some of the OrderDynamics team at Dx3 Canada

In the meantime, we invite you to visit our website at www.orderdynamics.com to learn more about our On-Demand Commerce Platform.

Sincerely,

The OrderDynamics Team
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