Our final episode of Season 2 highlights key takeaways of Seasons 1 AND 2. We define digital commerce, share experiences from Xngage B2B Clients who have been through digital commerce journeys, and provide tips on what it takes to win in the ecommerce channel.

Xngage client McNaughton McKay planned and implemented their next generation digital transformation journey. Cecilia Madden provides insights, and lessons learned, from that journey including choosing and working with an implementation partner through each stage of the digital commerce experience.

Guest podcaster Justin King from Salsify guides us through a discussion around content and the digital shelf. He gives us great examples of why content is so important in ecommerce and how to maximize product data, and systems, to drive digital experiences.

An Enterprise Architecture considers how your major IT systems fit together for a comprehensive digital experience. We offer suggestions for evaluating your Enterprise Architecture and your ERP, or Enterprise Resource Planning, System and how to deftly work Change Management into your B2B organization.

Why are B2B leaders passionate about eCommerce? Hear from active B2B companies leading in this channel. When you’re ready to start planning a project, what is the recipe for a good RFP (Request for Proposal?) We share some insights into making this strategic eCommerce evaluation tool work hard for you.

Value creation is the goal of eCommerce initiatives. In this 6th episode, and last in our first season, listen to how we define different types of value creation, or business impact, and why Xngage is passionate about this channel.  You’ll hear case studies from some of our valued clients who have been through a digital transformation and how they have leveraged tools for successful outcomes.

The fourth and final pillar of the framework is “Acquisition.” Learn the five important steps of acquiring new customers and how to drive results faster with digital marketing and technical tactics. This is an essential listen for B2B business leaders who are both new to the ecommerce channel and looking for ways to drive the “flywheel” faster and improve overall project ROI.  

Once you’ve made the investment and stood up an integrated digital commerce system or website, how do you encourage adoption? The third of the four pillars is “Adoption” and is critical to success. Whether your internal organization or external B2B customers are migrating to digital commerce, this episode will help you facilitate adoption and create habitual users who are your best, most cost-effective, advocates.