Look at what Amazon does. Or Coolblue, or bol.com, or AliBaba. With a top platform they storm the retail market. With a lot of supply, a lot of demand, therefore more supply, therefore more demand, extremely sharp purchasing power, low prices, more demand, more supply. Fill it in yourself, do the same calculation. Old-fashioned shops in the streets and lost professors get confused. The shops close their books and their doors and the professors chatter on in an increasingly less listened to aviary. And then the Amazons and the Coolblues step into the open space. While preserving the good and avoiding the bad.
And they call them pop-up stores , or flagship stores , or whatever.
Calvin Klein teamed up with Amazon Fashion and opened pop-ups in New York and Los Angeles during the Christmas holidays. It was accompanied by an exclusive online store Amazon.com/mycalvins. The brick-and-mortar stores offer an exclusive selection of Calvin Klein’s new collection and online you can also find a special selection of pants. Some clothes are only available in the pop-up stores or on the special promotion site. The brick-and-mortar store is full of Amazon technology.
Everything can be scanned and ordered online immediately, and all the underlying information is visible. No item has a price tag, because nothing is as changeable as a price at Amazon. Webcams are hanging there, and of course Amazon Echo is not missing. The answer to all your questions and the gateway to fellow shoppers in other cities. I always wanted that. In the dressing room there are special light effects and you hear music by Bruno Mars. And if you finally buy something, a price appears on your mobile and if you like it, you pay with your app.
Insight through data
Amazon has a lot of data, and Amazon saw that malaysia phone number list clothing in particular is one of the fastest growing categories on Amazon.com. The never-giving and unstoppable Goldman Sachs bank writes in a note to investors that this could be a historic moment in the wonderful world of big brands. Stores, pop-up or not, with high-tech in every nook and cranny, provide the necessary oxygen to the gasping, languishing shopping streets.
The disrupter enters the market it disrupted.
Robert Oppenheimer buys a vacation home in Hiroshima.
Thuisbezorgd is starting a chain of restaurants.
New: Bookdinners
And, the latest news, Koninklijke Horeca Nederland (KHN) is starting a reservation site: Bookdinners. They have come to the conclusion that Iens is far too powerful and asks far too high commissions (and cheats with the reviews).
Once. Started the previous century, in 1999. And the KHN jumps out of the feathers. Coucou. You can't be early enough, they must have thought. Better to turn back halfway than to go astray completely. But maybe it's already happened, and they've already gone astray completely.
Time has its own clock speed. And not everyone has adjusted their clock to it.