Benefits Of Business In Cloud Migration

Cloud technology will be the driving force of the retail industry for its potential to enable businesses to compete better and become more agile.
For traditional retailers who struggle with their silos, multiple and hard-to-abandon legacy systems, the cloud will be an ideal solution when built with appropriate security concepts. Cloud computing offers a way for retailers to gain greater agility and compete better. Migrating to the cloud offers more than reducing the computing cost and data storage. It readily provides information on customers, products, or processes at any time. Cloud data platforms can integrate data from multiple sources and prepare them for analysis using machine learning techniques. Cloud computing, when embraced by retailers, can help improve the world’s economy significantly.
In this data-driven world where cloud computing plays a significant role, Retail CIOs recommend shifting to cloud for the following reasons.
Efficient Channel Operations
Some retailers still use outdated legacy systems and have not moved to the cloud. These retailers operate in silos due to the lack of integration of various operations, including POS, shipping, or inventory. However, moving to the cloud can mitigate the disadvantages while offering seamless customer interaction across different channels.
Increased Supply Chain Visibility
Cloud computing allows interaction with a large number of suppliers operating in multiple locations across the globe as all the retailers are connected to the cloud. Thus carriers, suppliers, and customers are working on a standard technology platform by not only sharing information but also planning and executing many logistics operations. They can also make real-time changes for the smooth running of the supply chain.
Easy Supplier Integration
The key for visibility and active collaboration is the integration of suppliers in a cloud-based integration portal shared by the suppliers, customers, and carriers. In other words, a single view of supply chain activity across all trading partners from sourcing to delivery will empower all supply chain executives to adapt their production and logistics plans and inventories quickly.

Retail CIO Outlook

Retailers are increasingly recognizing that what has made them successful historically — getting the right product in the right place for the right price — is now the bare minimum.

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