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Key players

  • amazon

    Amazon

    Amazon’s fulfilment offer and customer experience remain key differentiators for the business as the world’s largest online retailer. Its margins are relatively low by retail standards as it continues to prioritise investment in scale over short-term profit.

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    Dixons Carphone

    Following the merger of Dixons Retail and Carphone Warehouse in 2014, Dixons Carphone has a turnover near £10bn, trading through just under 2,250 outlets across 11 countries. Its brands include Carphone Warehouse and Currys PC World.

  • john lewis

    John Lewis

    With 46 stores across the UK, leading upmarket department store John Lewis has been investing in technology in a bid to become a truly omnichannel retailer, offering a seamless customer experience.

  • marks

    Marks and Spencer

    As the UK’s fifth-largest retailer, Marks & Spencer is undergoing a tumultuous period in its fashion and general merchandise arms, with food remaining the group’s star performer.

  • sainsbury's

    Sainsbury's

    One of the UK’s big four grocers, Sainsbury’s is working on its multichannel proposition, customer facing and in-store technologies, following its £1.4bn takeover of Home Retail Group.

  • tesco

    Tesco

    Tesco, the UK’s largest grocer, has expanded globally and is focused on the continued development of its multichannel offer and store systems.

Key players

  • Amazon

    Amazon’s fulfilment offer and customer experience remain key differentiators for the business as the world’s largest online retailer. Its margins are relatively low by retail standards as it continues to prioritise investment in scale over short-term profit.

  • Dixons Carphone

    Following the merger of Dixons Retail and Carphone Warehouse in 2014, Dixons Carphone has a turnover near £10bn, trading through just under 2,250 outlets across 11 countries. Its brands include Carphone Warehouse and Currys PC World.

  • John Lewis

    With 46 stores across the UK, leading upmarket department store John Lewis has been investing in technology in a bid to become a truly omnichannel retailer, offering a seamless customer experience.

  • Marks and Spencer

    As the UK’s fifth-largest retailer, Marks & Spencer is undergoing a tumultuous period in its fashion and general merchandise arms, with food remaining the group’s star performer.

  • Sainsbury's

    One of the UK’s big four grocers, Sainsbury’s is working on its multichannel proposition, customer facing and in-store technologies, following its £1.4bn takeover of Home Retail Group.

  • Tesco

    Tesco, the UK’s largest grocer, has expanded globally and is focused on the continued development of its multichannel offer and store systems.