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eCommerce refers to activities in which businesses — or consumers — use the Internet to identify supplies, select products and services, complete financial transactions, and/or obtain services. Delivery may occur online or outside of the Internet. Research coverage includes eCommerce platforms and technologies and mobile eCommerce.

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  • eCommerce
  • Sarah Rotman Epps
  • For Marketing Leadership Professionals

    Report:Fitness Wearables — Many Products, Few Customers

    Product Strategists Must Broaden Wearables' Appeal Beyond Fitness

    Wearable devices are part of the next wave of growth and innovation in personal computing, a phenomenon we call "smart body, smart world." Wearables could target any use case, from gaming to...

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  • For Marketing Leadership Professionals

    Report:Smart Body, Smart World

    Sensors, Algorithms, And Psychology Will Power The Next Phase Of Personal Computing

    Sensor-laden devices (SLDs) such as wearables and embedded devices — sometimes called "the Internet of Things" — will drive the next phase of growth in personal computing and have the...

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  • For Marketing Leadership Professionals

    Report:Wearable Computing

    The Next Devices And Platforms That Matter To Your Product Strategy

    Consumers are adopting technology faster than ever: Witness the rapid mainstreaming of devices such as the Apple iPad and Microsoft Kinect for Xbox 360. Wearable devices will be next, but right now...

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  • For Marketing Leadership Professionals

    Report:Beyond Tablets: The Next Five Computing Form Factors To Watch

    Product Strategists Should Stay Ahead Of Disruption With Innovation Now

    Tablets have been the "it" product of 2010 and 2011. But they're not the final form factor. It's time for product strategists to anticipate what's coming next. We've identified five form factors as...

    • Downloads: 1276
  • For Marketing Leadership Professionals

    Report:E-Textbooks Are A Transitional Product

    To Maximize Revenue, Product Strategists Must Transcend Analog Replicas

    Despite minimal pick-up in e-textbook products thus far, publishers know that their historical business models are at risk. Disruptive markets, such as used and rental books, are emerging in response...

    • Downloads: 408
  • For Marketing Leadership Professionals

    Report:Apple Dominates The European Tablet Market, But There's Room For Competition

    Lower Prices And More Content Will Broaden Tablets' Appeal Among EU Consumers

    Despite Apple's dominance in tablets, product strategists from Acer, Archos, Asus, HP, Motorola, Research In Motion, Samsung, and Toshiba have all launched would-be iPad competitors in Europe. These...

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  • For eBusiness & Channel Strategy Professionals

    Report:Why Tablet Commerce May Soon Trump Mobile Commerce

    Ownership of tablet devices is poised for rapid growth with tablet users in the US estimated to grow at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 51% from 2010 to 2015. Already a significant percent of...

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  • For Marketing Leadership Professionals

    Report:The Products That Lose When Tablets Win

    Cannibalization Will Accelerate With The Next Wave Of Tablet Buyers

    Product strategists regard tablets with an anxious eye, pondering the extent to which tablets will cannibalize products like newspapers, magazines, laptops, netbooks, and TVs. Forrester's data...

    • Downloads: 1255
  • For Marketing Leadership Professionals

    Report:What The Post-PC Era Really Means

    Technological And Social Forces Revolutionize Computing Product Strategy

    When Steve Jobs refers to Apple's "post-PC" product portfolio, we hear more than just a buzzword. The post-PC era is real, and its consequences will revolutionize computing product strategy. In this...

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  • For Marketing Leadership Professionals

    Report:Best Practices For Tablet Media Apps

    Leverage These Business Models And Features For Media App Success

    Product strategists launching media applications on tablets have an opportunity to launch new products on these devices and enter a new era of media consumption. The tablet is a unique device with...

    • Downloads: 939
  • For Marketing Leadership Professionals

    Report:iPad Challengers Have Flawed Product Strategies

    Android Tablets Are Poised To Fail; Amazon.com Could Topple The Apple Cart

    With Android smartphone sales surging, it's easy to think that Android-based devices will be the foil to the Apple iPad in the tablet market. But that's not what we see: Miscalculations in pricing...

    • Downloads: 897
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    Report:POST: Developing An iPad Product Strategy

    Product Strategists Need Discipline In Developing For The Device Splinternet

    The Splinternet, Forrester's term for the proliferation of platforms and devices, has a new addition: Apple's iPad. Even though the iPad's current install base pales in comparison to other platforms,...

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    Report:US Tablet Buyers Are Multi-PC Consumers

    Product Strategists Must Position PCs And Peripherals Within A Multidevice Lifestyle

    The success of the Apple iPad has created a halo around tablets in general: Consumers are interested in these devices, even if they're confused about what they actually are. US online consumers who...

    • Downloads: 974
  • For Marketing Leadership Professionals

    Report:The Battle For The eBook Consumer

    As Barnes & Noble Enters The Fray, eBook Sales Are Still Anybody's Game

    When Barnes & Noble (B&N) launched its nook eReader at the aggressive price of $259 — a full $140 cheaper than other eReaders on the market with similar features — it drew attention to...

    • Downloads: 1025
  • For Marketing Leadership Professionals

    Report:Forrester's eReader Holiday Outlook 2009

    Sales Will Exceed Forrester's Earlier Projections

    This holiday season, eReaders will be one category that's a breakout success. Lower prices, more content, better distribution, and lots of media hype are contributing to faster-than-expected adoption...

    • Downloads: 692
  • For Marketing Leadership Professionals

    Report:The eReader Price Squeeze

    Most Consumers Won't Pay The Real Price Of eReader Devices

    eReader devices like Amazon.com's Kindle face a pricing conundrum: The cost of the display component is high and sales volumes are still modest, yet consumers demand and expect ever-lower prices....

    • Downloads: 591
  • For Marketing Leadership Professionals

    Report:Who Will Buy An eReader?

    Later Adopters May Not Be As Loyal To Amazon.com

    Awareness and ownership of eReaders is growing, spurred by marketing campaigns from Amazon.com and Sony as well as press coverage and word-of-mouth buzz. But Forrester's newest data suggests that...

    • Downloads: 856
  • For Marketing Leadership Professionals

    Report:The Recession's Impact On US Media Consumers

    Eighteen months into the US recession, consumers are feeling the pain. They're cutting back on certain forms of media and entertainment, such as buying music CDs, DVDs, and magazines from a store or...

    • Downloads: 546
  • For Marketing Leadership Professionals

    Report:How Big Is The eReader Opportunity?

    Book Readers Drive The Market Now, But That Will Change

    The eReader market is hot: Barely a day goes by without an announcement of a new device release or acquisition. Amazon.com, leveraging its position as a dominant book retailer, has catalyzed the...

    • Downloads: 2037
  • For Marketing Leadership Professionals

    Report:Six Ways Online Publishers Can Boost CPMs

    With supply decidedly in advertisers' favor, online publishers struggle to charge rates that are high enough to support their content production and technology infrastructure costs. But this...

    • Downloads: 670
  • For Marketing Leadership Professionals

    Report:Who Pays For Online Content?

    Soft Ad Revenues Make Publishers Look Twice At Content-Buying Consumers

    As the economy continues to slide into recession, advertisers are curbing spend in all channels, including online: Publishers like AOL, Yahoo!, and the New York Times Company reported a decrease in...

    • Downloads: 1136
  • For eBusiness & Channel Strategy Professionals

    Report:Is Hyperlocal Hype Or Happening?

    What US Online Consumers Want From "Local" Media

    Will going "hyperlocal"— serving the information needs of local neighborhoods or communities —offer a viable future for media companies online? That's a question many seek to answer as...

    • Downloads: 539
  • For eBusiness & Channel Strategy Professionals

    Report:What Consumers Want From Magazine Web Sites

    Despite editors' best efforts, most magazine consumers don't see magazine Web sites as compelling content destinations. Consumers who do engage with magazines across channels are seeking content that...

    • Downloads: 498
  • For eBusiness & Channel Strategy Professionals

    Report:US B2C Online Paid Content: Five-Year Forecast

    Experiential Games Have Currency, But TV And News Want To Be Free

    Since Forrester last published its online paid content forecast in 2006, the world has radically changed. The definition of "online" has expanded. Once defined narrowly as the PC browser-accessed...

    • Downloads: 1067
  • For eBusiness & Channel Strategy Professionals

    Report:Print Magazine And Newspaper Subscribers Plan Cutbacks In The Year Ahead

    Consumer Publications Will Suffer More Than Business Publications

    The economic downturn is causing consumers to cut back even on small expenditures like print magazine and newspaper subscriptions. Forrester's data suggests that magazines will feel the pain more...

    • Downloads: 336
 
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