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The future was always going to be omnichannel. Pundits have been prematurely predicting this for many years, but it is finally happening. There is a strange belief in certain circles that the future will be e-commerce only and that brick and mortar stores have no value.

With a decrease in discretionary spending and a shift away from non-essential goods, there’s been a redefinition of luxury.

The costs incurred by creating a new group or joining an existing one have collapsed, not just in money but in time, effort and attention.

Eghbal writes: “The default hypothesis today is that, faced with growing demand, an open source “maintainer” - the term used to refer to the primary developer, or developers, of a software project - needs to find more contributors. It’s commonly thought that open source software is built by communities, which means that anyone can pitch in, thus di... See more

Because Shopify powers so many stores — more than 1 million worldwide — it’s in a good position to build a “global” profile for consumers for personalized recommendations.