Monolithic versus Composable Commerce
In this blog post, Niclas Heurlin, CEO and founder of Storm Commerce compares monolithic e-commerce platforms and those built on an open architecture.
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In this blog post, Niclas Heurlin, CEO and founder of Storm Commerce compares monolithic e-commerce platforms and those built on an open architecture.
Just adding a buy button to the products where all customers get the same price is usually a fairly simple manoeuvre if you already have your product data well-structured in your PIM. However, B2B sales are often a bit more complex than that.
We are proud to have been part of Spendrups digital transformation when they were looking for a future-proof and attractive digital commerce B2B solution.
Most PIM-systems handles structuring of product information and publishing in various channels, such as catalogues, the web or signage. But they usually lack the commercial elements enabling seamless transition to e-commerce. One piece commonly missing in traditional PIM systems is product pricing.
Composable Commerce is a term being used and highlighted by, among others, Gartner Group. In this blog post, Niclas Heurlin, CEO and founder of Storm Commerce, elaborates on the ideas behind our commerce platform Storm Commerce, which is built according to this development strategy.
We’re talking technical expertise with Jens Gustafsson and Fredrik Kervall who run Pentia in Sweden and at the same time welcome Pentia as a new Storm Solution Partner! Tell us about your business Jens: – Fredrik and I have worked together for a long time and when we got in touch with Pentia in Denmark,…
We have launched a documentation portal with all kinds of support that Storm offers around the Storm Commerce e-commerce platform.
