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The "Cloud Shelf" Program Launched By The American State Costumes Will Bring Franchisees Into The O2O System

2014/7/6 9:58:00 30

July 4th, it was learned that "a href=" http://sjfzxm.com/news/index_f.asp "Mei Bang dress" /a "(002269.SZ) started the" cloud shelf "plan, that is, the circulation of goods between offline stores and offline stores, and now all the direct stores and department stores have begun to implement. 
 according to a company familiar with the company, since May, the United States direct stores have basically achieved the following: "online and offline inventory, goods .
 full circulation mode, the effect is obvious. Customers can place orders on the Internet, send and return goods near the outlets, and get the latest fixed network support for those who sell the broken codes. The market is more than expected. In the future, all the franchise associations will be included in the system, and 5000 stores will be fully circulated online and offline. 
"P", in recent years, the United States has been actively exploring the O2O mode in the forefront of the apparel industry. Some analysts believe that O2O strategic spanformation and upgrading of Direct stores also make the related costs rise and compress profit margins. At the same time, the company still faces greater market pressure and performance pressure. China Merchants Securities research report pointed out that in the medium to long term, the United States' positive attitude towards the development of Internet will probably lead to a certain leading edge in the next few years. 
 > a href= "http://sjfzxm.com/news/index_z.asp" > US < /a > will strictly check incoming passengers' mobile shoes to prevent "base" organizations from storing explosives 
"P", according to YAHOO news, the US government asked all airlines that opened direct flights to the United States on July 2nd to conduct more stringent security checks on passengers' phones and shoes. The move is to deal with the increase in threat information received by the US intelligence agency from Al Qaeda. 
Recently, the US government announced that they had issued requests to several international airlines asking airlines to carry out stricter security checks on the electronic equipment carried by passengers from Europe, the Middle East and African countries, such as mobile phones, tablet computers and portable computers, as well as shoes worn by passengers. A US official who asked not to be named told Reuters that they were worried that members of the Al Qaeda group would install explosives in mobile phones and other equipment or hide explosives in their shoes. 
 this announcement says the US government has made plans to enhance the airport security rating, but has not revealed more details of the plan. The announcement says, for