Bestway Europe Unlocks New Market Potential and Accelerates Business Growth with BigCommerce
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The strategic move by Bestway Europe to adopt a headless, composable front-end for their ecommerce platform signifies a significant shift towards a more agile and customer-centric approach in the retail sector. This transition allows for a more personalized shopping experience, responsive to the nuanced preferences of consumers in different European markets. By leveraging BigCommerce's Open SaaS platform, Bestway aims to gain a competitive advantage through enhanced performance, security and scalability, which are critical factors in retaining customer loyalty and driving sales growth.
From a market research perspective, the adoption of a modular system that adheres to the MACH principle (Microservices-based, API-first, Cloud-native and Headless) is a forward-thinking decision. It reflects a broader industry trend where retailers prioritize flexibility and speed to market over the traditional, more rigid systems. This approach can potentially lead to increased market penetration and customer retention rates, as it allows Bestway to rapidly adapt to market trends and consumer demands.
The announcement of Bestway Europe's expansion into Italy and France through BigCommerce's platform could have important financial implications for both companies. For Bestway, the shift to a composable commerce architecture is likely to result in an initial increase in capital expenditure to cover the costs of digital transformation. However, this investment is expected to lead to long-term cost savings due to lower total cost of ownership and increased operational efficiencies.
From an investor's standpoint, BigCommerce's partnership with Bestway Europe and other major brands showcases its capability to support enterprise-level clients, which could positively impact BigCommerce's (Nasdaq: BIGC) stock performance. The market will be watching closely for the success of these implementations, which may serve as a bellwether for future adoption by other large enterprises, potentially driving up BigCommerce's market share and revenue.
The transition to headless commerce is a response to the limitations of monolithic systems, which are often inflexible and costly to scale. In contrast, a headless architecture separates the front-end and back-end, enabling companies like Bestway to independently update the user experience without overhauling the entire system. The technical agility offered by a headless approach is particularly beneficial for businesses operating in diverse international markets, where localization and customization are key to success.
Furthermore, the partnership with Adiacent for the design of the composable site reflects the importance of choosing technology partners with domain expertise. This collaboration is critical in developing a robust digital commerce infrastructure that is capable of supporting complex, multi-regional ecommerce strategies. The use of enterprise components in a headless architecture could become an industry norm, as it allows businesses to integrate the latest technologies and manage cross-border commerce more efficiently.
Taking a composable approach with a headless front-end, Bestway Europe maximizes the flexibility and customization to create compelling customer experiences, simplify complexities and swiftly adapt to dynamic market conditions
Bestway Europe launches Bestway Italy and Bestway France on its BigCommerce platform aiming to expand its business and offer enhanced user experiences. (Graphic: Business Wire)
"Our mission is to establish ourselves as a frontrunner in the digital landscape, providing unparalleled customer service to our loyal shoppers in
Security, performance and scalability limitations with Bestway’s existing monolithic ecommerce system resulted in a high total cost of ownership, compelling them to seek a more flexible, modular solution that could grow with the company. Bestway turned to BigCommerce agency partner Adiacent to design a composable, headless site with robust enterprise components that unlocked possibilities that would have otherwise been complex and resource-intensive to implement.
“When building a complex project like Bestway Europe’s market sites, it is of utmost importance to maintain transparency, choose the right technology stack that grants openness and flexibility, adopt solutions to workflows and ultimately embrace change. No digital commerce project is the same, and working with BigCommerce whose strong domain expertise and valuable technology partners were absolutely instrumental to the project's success,” said Tomasso Galmacci, digital commerce consultant at Adiacent.
By adopting a composable commerce approach, Bestway is able to swiftly and seamlessly adapt to dynamic market conditions and evolving customer demands. Modular building blocks following the MACH principle helps Bestway seamlessly implement a robust cross-border strategy to efficiently cater to the unique requirements of diverse markets and regions, propelling their growth and market penetration.
“The BigCommerce project is instrumental in propelling Bestway's ecommerce capabilities to an advanced level, encompassing both the front-end and back-end functionalities. As we anticipate the technologies and possibilities that lie ahead in the coming years, it is imperative to have flexible tools that facilitate seamless integration of new features, without the need for frequent project overhauls. By adopting such agile tools, we ensure continuous updates and uphold a user experience that remains in sync with the ever-evolving market landscape and future developments," said Enrico Ticozzi, ecommerce, IT & legal director of Bestway Europe.
Bestway Europe joins a growing list of enterprise merchants using BigCommerce’s composable commerce architecture including Selle Italia, Bluespresso B.V., the Dutch distributor for Lavazza, Ted Baker, MKM Building Supplies, Jimmy Brings and Cambio Bike.
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Source: BigCommerce
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