MACH stands for Microservices, API-first, Cloud-native, and Headless. These four components combined create a modern infrastructure for building e-commerce platforms. A future-proof solution for online retailers, allowing businesses to adapt to emerging technologies quickly. We know it as MACH Architecture or MACH Commerce.
Delivering a seamless shopping experience to our daily online shoppers requires you to keep an eye on the conversion values to keep your e-commerce up to date. But it does not end there. Obviously, our demands and movement patterns online change all the time. Locking your platform in a traditional e-commerce setup where change costs you both time and money would be devastating for your business. Once one thing's applied, another one is outdated. With this in mind, it's not at all surprising that MACH Com...
So what is this fantastic must-have solution? MACH Commerce provides a solution that enables you to deliver seamless shopping experiences across all devices. The idea, based on the four components mentioned above, differentiates your e-commerce from the traditional setup. With MACH Commerce you get to choose the best technology for specific functionalities, instead of letting one system carry it all alone.
These four components work together to provide flexible and agile e-commerce, easy to amend based on upcoming behaviors and changes in our online world. It enables online retailers to take a best-of-breed approach to their e-commerce instead of a traditional static solution. One single system does not get to handle everything, rather, the MACH Commerce avoids making you settle for components you don't need.
When you opt out of the traditional systems and go for a MACH Architecture you'll be in full charge of the e-commerce you want to represent, corresponding to the needs and demands of your customers.
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