Investigating the Influence of Ecommerce and Artificial Intelligence on Distribution Strategies

Nicolas Lohfeyer

Student thesis: Master thesis

Abstract

This study embarked on an in-depth review of contemporary literature, focusing on the intersection of E-Commerce, artificial intelligence, and distribution strategies. Given the fluidity of today's digital landscape, firms are presented with diverse opportunities and challenges, underscoring the importance of understanding these components in modern commerce. The guiding research question, “How do E-Commerce and artificial intelligence affect the choice of distribution strategies?” led to a profound dive into academic and industry materials. This investigation highlighted the enduring and transformative power of E-Commerce and artificial intelligence, not merely as transient trends, but as pivotal determinants in crafting distribution strategies centered on customer satisfaction. Supplementing the theoretical exploration was a case study of EPOS Group A/S. This analysis offered a practical lens into the ways present-day enterprises are weaving E-Commerce and AI insights into their distribution frameworks, reinforcing the practical implications of the academic findings. The research underscores the importance of theoretical knowledge in navigating the digital age, delivering crucial insights to businesses, academicians, and policymakers. By intertwining rigorous academic research with real-world industry examples, this thesis unveils a roadmap for future commercial endeavors in a digitally dominated era. In conclusion, the research substantiates the transformative role of E-Commerce and artificial intelligence in redefining distribution strategies. Contemporary organizations that integrate these digital tools are better poised to address customer needs, ensuring sustainable growth and competitiveness in a rapidly evolving market landscape.

EducationsMSc in Business Administration and Information Systems, (Graduate Programme) Final Thesis
LanguageEnglish
Publication date15 Sept 2023
Number of pages87