Dos and Don’ts of Digital B2B Commerce
E-Commerce Pioneers From Various Industries Share Their Strategies
Our goal is not just to report on the meta-level, but to take a deeper dive to report on real successes. If you believe the raw market numbers, every B2B company should be growing their e-business sales at least 10-15% annually. Read this white paper to learn:-
Best practices for building digital customer journeys in B2B
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The traps to avoid when developing a B2B digitization initiative
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What does success in the digital space looks like
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White Paper Overview
We were able to interview some of them for this white paper. This resulted in very valuable insights into how B2B manufacturers, brands and retailers are making practical use of the digital opportunities and what fruit this has been bearing.
In this white paper you will learn:
The Biggest Errors and Common Misconceptions in B2B
Three Concrete Dos and Don’ts
Case studies from three different industries
Who should read this white paper:
B2B Executives
CEOs
CIOs
E-commerce Executives
Get a sneak peek of the white paper below
The Biggest Errors and Common Misconceptions in B2B
There is no doubt that digitalization can be a huge challenge, especially when companies are not just digitizing processes, but considering taking the step to tap a new, digital business model. We often hear sentences like: “We’d rather wait and see before we rush to digitize.” This “better safe than sorry”-attitude describes a state of shock and paralysis that many B2B entrepreneurs have being faced with the challenge of digitizing their business.
But one thing is clear to everyone: the importance of digital distribution channels is increasing. And caution can be a huge threat to progress and innovation. So the question for B2B manufacturers, distributors, and retailers is: How can we participate without losing the market position we have established so far?
Digital Strategy is the Key
The digitization of wholesale is not a trend. It is a transformation that is in full swing. Although companies have neglected digitization so far, or assume that a web presence is digital enough, there is no other choice than addressing this topic now. It’s five minutes to midnight—but it’s not too late!
There is one fact that B2B companies often still do not understand: The increasing importance of digital distribution channels is not a curse but a blessing for manufacturers of “B2B products.” This is true provided that the opportunities are seized and potential risks are identified and minimized. Unfortunately, many corporate executives are still thinking about things the wrong way. But it is quite feasible to establish and implement an overarching B2B e-commerce strategy in the company.