Myer Direct, a direct-to-consumer division of Coles Myer of Australia, has selected CommercialWare's retail.dot.commerce product as its end-to-end retail commerce infrastructure for online commerce, order management, e-fulfillment and customer service. The company is the sole direct merchant (catalogue and Internet) for the Sydney Olympic Games, and will be using the CommercialWare solution to provide the fulfillment infrastructure for all Olympic memorabilia that is sold during the games. Since its first full year of operation, Myer Direct has grown rapidly to become one of Australia's largest direct retail operations. To manage such high volumes of orders, Myer Direct required a robust, scalable solution that would seamlessly tie its web storefronts, call center and fulfillment operations together. "Fulfillment is the make or break piece of the direct to consumer puzzle," said managing director e.colesmyer, Jon Wood. "CommercialWare has delivered a highly functional product and the product architecture allowed us a quick go-to-market." "We are proud to work with such an innovative company at the forefront of Australia's direct-to-consumer market," said Amish Mehta, president and CEO, CommercialWare. "Given the tremendous business opportunity projected in the multi-channel retailer space, this partnership between CommercialWare and Myer Direct opens new doors for both our companies. It's truly exciting to be providing the software which will fulfill the Olympic memorabilia for Sydney 2000."
AUSTRALIA: Myer Direct Chooses CommercialWare
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