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); //]]>// > By Vivian Wagner May 25, 2021 4:00 AM PT Emerging from the pandemic, people are more concerned than ever before about their health and well-being. As a result, increasingly they re turning to digital and e-commerce solutions to address their needs. In response, e-commerce companies marketing everything from personalized eating plans to immune-boosting supplements to mindfulness practices are emerging; providing consumers with the means to monitor, maintain, and take control of their health in the midst of an ever-changing and uncertain landscape. The E-Commerce Times talked with health and wellness experts from a variety of sectors for perspective on how e-commerce has been brought into service in this new and newly health-conscious world. ....
By Ry Crozier on Apr 22, 2021 11:37PM Built on the platform of a Melbourne-based startup. Woolworths is shaping to launch a ‘marketplace’ on its main website that will be underpinned by platform-as-a-service technology from Melbourne startup Marketplacer. The retailer said late Thursday that its venture capital arm W23 had invested a “multi-million dollar” sum into the startup, and would also use the technology itself. Marketplacer’s technology enables retailers to augment their existing e-commerce presence, for example, by allowing dropshipping. Dropshipping is a fulfilment model whereby Woolworths would not hold stock of a product but would rely on a third-party to ship the product directly to a customer. ....
Message : Required fields Friday 23 April, 2021: Australian e-commerce technology platform Marketplacer has become the latest homegrown startup to secure funding from Woolworths Group s venture capital arm W23. W23 s multi-million dollar investment will help Marketplacer - whose technology is used by the likes of Myer, SurfStitch, Nokia and Providoor - enhance its platform and grow into new markets. Managing Director of W23, Ingrid Maes said: W23 invests in innovative startups that accelerate our ecosystem strategy, and where long term win-win partnerships are an inherent advantage for both parties. Marketplacer is a leading platform for an increasing number of global retailers exploring third-party marketplace strategies, and will play a key role powering our own digital improvements. ....