Harry Rosen brings its personalized in-store experience online
Can a high-end retailer offer a digital customer experience that matches the personalized service it’s known for in-store? Can a decades-old company undergo digital transformation and stay true to who they are? Harry Rosen did just that, with the help of IBM Cloud and Kubernetes. Founded in 1954, the high-end Canadian men’s clothing retailer is The post Harry Rosen brings its personalized in-store
experience online first appeared on IT World Canada.
Author: Vawn Himmelsbach
Date: 2020-11-13
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