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Phase 2: Replace IT infrastructure, merchandising platform. Belk's previous e-commerce and merchandising platforms were legacy systems that weren't scalable. The company has budgeted $80 million and 27 months to upgrade these platforms; it's 17 months into this process, Belk said.
Phase 3: Become omnichannel. Belk has invested $230 million to make this goal a reality. It's a four-year process and the company has dedicated 250 employees (at its peak) to the project, Belk said. The company has identified five distinct stages of the project: replace e-commerce platform; replace point-of-sale system; expand mobile offerings; integrate customer data; and establish enterprise inventory.
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- People:
- Tim Belk
- Places:
- New York City
- South
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Joe Keenan
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Joe Keenan is the executive editor of Total Retail. Joe has more than 10 years experience covering the retail industry, and enjoys profiling innovative companies and people in the space.
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