Condensing The Path to Composable for B2B: An Executive Conversation
Condensing The Path to Composable for B2B: An Executive Conversation
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Randy Kohl
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Complex B2B commerce operations require smarter solutions to drive long-term business value. While the specifics vary across industries and businesses, the core questions are often the same. How do we…  

  • Maximize ROI on our commerce & tech investments?  
  • Erase technical debt and move from a monolithic to a best-of-need, composable solution?  
  • Increase operational efficiency while cutting ongoing costs?  
  • Enable continuous enhancement of our digital experiences?   

We dig in and dive deep on some of today’s most pressing composable commerce topics: 

  • Where to start on the path to composable 
  • Paying off technical debt 
  • Big Shift or moving incrementally to composable 
  • Accelerators vs lifecycle products  
  • Composable-as-a-Service (introducing Conduit) 
  • Composable myths & misconceptions 
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