Why COVID-19 is a Shot in the Arm for Digital Ecommerce Companies | Analytics Experts at Quantzig Offer Comprehensive Insights

LONDON--()--As coronavirus continues to disrupt the global supply chains, Quantzig’s analytics experts analyze its impact on the business operations of digital ecommerce companies.

The ecommerce sector is witnessing huge demand surges globally. In such a scenario, the supply chain turns out to be one of the worst-hit aspects of a business, Talk to our analytics experts to learn how we can help you.

The COVID-19 pandemic has had a dual impact on the ecommerce sector which is currently witnessing a sudden surge in online shoppers globally. While digital ecommerce companies are witnessing a high demand for essentials across online channels, it's crucial to note that the same factors which have increased sales have also adversely impacted operations in certain parts of their supply chains. Supply chain disruptions induced by the COVID-19 crisis have also given rise to several challenges in route optimization and inventory management that have prompted digital ecommerce companies to delay and cancel orders over the past few months.

Our analysis suggests that the pandemic is expected to last for a prolonged period until we succeed in flattening the curve. This implies that digital ecommerce majors will have to adapt to the new normal and realign their business structure to function effectively, Request a FREE proposal to learn what Quantzig can do for you.

According to Quantzig’s supply chain analytics experts, “Ensuring OTIF deliveries and avoiding order cancellations due to inventory stockouts has turned out to be a major concern for leading digital ecommerce companies that are witnessing high demand due to the COVID-19 crisis.”

How COVID-19 has adversely impacted the digital ecommerce sector?

Coronavirus induced challenges in the digital ecommerce industry revolve around the following factors:

  1. Demand Surges
  2. Price gouging
  3. Product safety concerns
  4. Cybercrimes
  5. Bandwidth issues
  6. Last mile logistics

With predictions for the ecommerce industry indicating a positive outlook, there is immense scope for businesses to make the most of the current predictions and market forecasts. As such, the health and wellness sector is poised to witness several new trends led by the surge in demand in the post-COVID world. Though e-commerce can be an instrumental revenue-driving tool at times of crisis, one cannot afford to overlook the vulnerabilities in the ecommerce supply chains. Our advanced supply chain analytics solutions accelerate time-to-insights, empowering our clients to unlock the true potential of supply chain data. Book a FREE solution demo to see how our analytics solutions can help you drive an industry-wide transformation.

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Quantzig’s analytics experts analyze the impact on COVID-19 on the business operations of digital e-commerce companies.

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Contacts

Quantzig
Anirban Choudhury
Marketing Manager
US: +1 630 538 7144
UK: +44 208 629 1455
https://www.quantzig.com/contact-us