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Presentation to the University of Wollongong, B Business Class on 10-Sep-2014
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IMPACT OF GLOBAL E-COMMERCE AND ONLINE RETAILING ON THE AUSTRALIAN RETAIL INDUSTRY
Presentation to the University of Wollongong, B Business Class on 10-Sep-2014
- Ash Gholkar
Retail Sector in Australia
• The $329b retail sector employs over 1.5 million people, across a variety of business segments such as supermarkets, fast food, specialty stores, wholesale and logistics.
• Retailers number over 77,000 currently and growing at 6% • Retail spend $235b for the year to July 2014 • Annual growth of 5.2% - amongst the best performing OECD
countries in the world • Direct retail employs 1.2m which is 11% of Australia’s workforce
- 40% work Part Time • Dominated by the two big retailers with annual sales to Jul-14:
– Woolworths $61b – Wesfarmers $55b (excludes industrial business revenue) – Metcash $6.3b
• http://www.tradingeconomics.com/australia/retail-sales-annual • http://retailindustry.about.com/od/largestaustraliaretailers/a/2011-australian-largest-retail-comapnies-chains-stores-industry-supermarkets.htm
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Online Retail in Australia
• Almost entire population of 22m has access to the internet • Online retail spend $15.6b for the year to July 2014 • Represents 6.6% of traditional retail spend of $235b • Domestic spending is about 75% of total online spending • Annual growth of 8.6% compared to 20-30% in earlier years • Online spending dominated by 35-44 year olds • 71% of online purchases in metro areas • Average annual spend $2616 (2013) • $142 average per order is more than anyone else in the world • Purchases via mobiles over $5 million in 2013 • Australia leads the world with the rate of new online businesses
opening • http://business.nab.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2014/09/nab-online-retail-sales-index-in-depth-report-july-2014.pdf • http://www.businessreviewaustralia.com/technology/1277/Amazon-Reports-on-the-Uptake-of-eCommerce-in-Australia
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Key Drivers & Levers
• Its about the Customer - Needs, Satisfaction, Loyalty
• Convergence of social media and ecommerce - the power of social networking
• Emerging technologies & ecommerce platforms e.g. Amazon Marketplace, Shopify, Group Buying – SEO, Targeted Marketing, Single Identity
• Evolving payment systems – fraud minimisation
• Big Data – harvesting loyalty program information
• Integrated supply chains – hub-node, drop ship
• Building the Brand
Challenges to Traditional Retailers
• Understanding the New Landscape • Getting the Right People – news ideas, fresh
approach
• Internal Reorganisation - Aligning KPIs and business expectations
• Balancing Investment and Risk • Cost of Doing Business – brick & mortar vs online
channels
• Agile Supply Chains & Vendor arrangements • Leveraging existing infrastructure & operations
The Future
• Online Channels evolving to an Omni Channel Retail presence is a must for brick & mortar retailers to compete.
• Pure Play Online Retailers will need to tweak their business models and brand positioning to continue offering ‘point of differentiation’.
• As traditional retailers lift their game in ecommerce, there will be margin squeeze. Expect consolidation in the online retail space and alliances between traditional & online retailers.
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