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There are many roads to market &mdash; and the list keeps getting longer. Online and offline channels are no longer viewed as separate, but instead must be joined and cohesive. While it&rsquo;s not necessary to leverage every channel, a successful omnichannel strategy must consider customer needs, identify where they shop and perfect that ecosystem to deliver a seamless experience in store and online.

Fragmented systems will impede your ability to quickly identify risks and opportunities that may impact decisions made by you and your customers. Integrating and optimizing your operational model and data systems with customer needs in mind will help streamline processes and deliver an omnichannel experience that feels unified and seamless to your customers.&nbsp;

Effective, seamless omnichannel experiences are non-negotiable in today&rsquo;s highly competitive environment. While customers demand simpler experiences wherever they shop with you, your ability to implement effective omnichannel strategies, promotions and loyalty programs is getting more complicated every day. The challenges of selling across multiple divisions and channels require the integration of data to streamline processes and fine tune decisions based on real-time views of sales, inventory and performance on a granular level.

Implementing an effective omnichannel strategy is ongoing. Staying relevant and competitive will require ongoing reviews of performance, evaluation of data and readiness to take action as risks and opportunities arise. Above all, it will require delivering a consistent, frictionless experience to your customer whose loyalty is difficult to grasp and keep.&nbsp;

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