Shopware exhibits at the eCommerce Expo in London

Schöppingen, 7 September 2017 – Following the success of previous years, Shopware will once again be taking part in the largest eCommerce trade fair in Britain, the eCommerce Expo in London. Together with four co-exhibitors, visitors will be introduced to the latest innovations related to eCommerce.

Shopware presents its version 5.3

For the first time, the new Shopware version 5.3, along with its exclusive features (i.e. Shopping Worlds Presets, Customer Streams and expanded filter functions) will be presented live in the UK. Together with four co-exhibitors, Inviqa, Pickware, GPMD and PushON, any questions surrounding the new Shopware version 5.3 can be answered.

Deepak Anand, Shopware's General Manager UK, will also take part in the conference programme and hold a lecture on "How to turn disruption into economic success for your B2B eCommerce business – understand B2B customers and choose the right platform". The lecture will take place at 3.30 p.m. in the Conversion Optimisation Theatre.

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With more than 5,000 exhibitors from more than 50 countries, eCommerce Expo provides an ideal opportunity to introduce leading technologies to a wide international specialist public. The trade fair also represents a major communication and information platform for eCommerce specialists.

Shopware can be found at Stand E530.

 

For more information on eCommerce Expo, go to www.ecommerceexpo.co.uk

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Wiljo Krechting

Wiljo Krechting

Responsable des relations publiques

Wiljo Krechting est un expert en commerce électronique et responsable des relations publiques chez Shopware, fournisseur de plateformes de commerce électronique. Ce professionnel des médias est titulaire d'un master en sciences politiques et en journalisme obtenu aux universités de Münster et de Melbourne, où il a acquis de l'expérience en tant que correspondant à l'étranger pour la maison d'édition Axel-Springer-Verlag. Wiljo Krechting a travaillé comme journaliste à la Rheinische Post, à WELT, à BILD, au Hamburger Abendblatt et sur le portail économique australien theaustralian.com.


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