CB Insights today named Flow, the premier cross-border e-commerce solution for brands and retailers, to its inaugural Retail Tech 100 ranking, which showcases the 100 most promising B2B retail tech companies in the world.
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“Flow is thrilled to be recognized as a leader in retail tech for cross-border e-commerce. The growth opportunity for brands to sell internationally has been enormously accelerated as a result of the challenges in 2020,” said Rob Keve, co-founder and CEO of Flow. “Our flexible, modular platform allows brands to achieve their international e-commerce goals quickly. Our mission is to enable brands to build a loyal consumer following all over the world by removing the common barriers to cross-border e-commerce purchasing, and providing global consumers with easy, local shopping experiences.”
The 2020 Retail Tech 100 highlights startups reimagining the retail experience across 13 categories, from e-commerce infrastructure to supply chain automation and cashierless checkout. The 21 countries represented this year include India, China, Canada, Singapore, and the United Kingdom, among others.
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“The rate of change in retail is accelerating, and the Retail Tech 100 showcases the tech companies that are changing every facet of retail – from store automation to supply chain robotics to personalized merchandise discovery. Spanning 13 distinct technology markets, they address key challenges retailers face today while also helping them adapt and be ready for changing consumer habits,” said CB Insights CEO Anand Sanwal. ”
The honorees also underscore the fact that the best technologies driving retail transformation may come from anywhere as they hail from 21 countries ranging from Canada to Singapore to Brazil to Sweden. As we head into 2021, we are excited to see the impact the Retail Tech 100 will have on customers, retailers, and markets.”
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