This is the second part of the special issue on «Combining Sustainability and Digital Transformation in Retailing and Distribution Channels», following the issue published on December 2024. Building upon the insights shared in the first installment, this segment continues to explore innovative responses to the dual challenges of sustainability and technological integration within the retail sector. As digital transformation accelerates, it brings profound implications for business strategies, consumer engagement, and environmental responsibilities. This issue aims to dissect these dynamics, offering insights into how retailers can arness technology not just for economic gain but as a catalyst for sustainable practices. Indeed, the omnipresence of digital technology in today’s retail environment is undeniable. From small local shops to global chains, the adoption of digital tools has become essential in catering to the evolved consumer expectations for convenience, personalized experiences, and transparency. However, this digital shift also imposes significant challenges. Retailers must navigate the complexities of integrating new technologies with traditional operations while ensuring that this convergence supports sustainable outcomes. The tension between pursuing technological advances and committing to sustainability goals poses unique challenges but also opens up opportunities for innovation and competitive differentiation.
Navigating the Future: Integrating Digital and Sustainable Practices in Retailing
Musso Fabio
2025
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This is the second part of the special issue on «Combining Sustainability and Digital Transformation in Retailing and Distribution Channels», following the issue published on December 2024. Building upon the insights shared in the first installment, this segment continues to explore innovative responses to the dual challenges of sustainability and technological integration within the retail sector. As digital transformation accelerates, it brings profound implications for business strategies, consumer engagement, and environmental responsibilities. This issue aims to dissect these dynamics, offering insights into how retailers can arness technology not just for economic gain but as a catalyst for sustainable practices. Indeed, the omnipresence of digital technology in today’s retail environment is undeniable. From small local shops to global chains, the adoption of digital tools has become essential in catering to the evolved consumer expectations for convenience, personalized experiences, and transparency. However, this digital shift also imposes significant challenges. Retailers must navigate the complexities of integrating new technologies with traditional operations while ensuring that this convergence supports sustainable outcomes. The tension between pursuing technological advances and committing to sustainability goals poses unique challenges but also opens up opportunities for innovation and competitive differentiation.| File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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