EN Log In Fulfillment Reverse Logistics ITAD Industries Resources Locations Contact Us CASE STUDY Best Buy Canada “More and more retailers have figured out you cannot have vendors: you need partners. In that regard we are ahead of the game.” – German Benedetti Senior Manager, Omni-Channel Logistics Download PDF Traditional brick and mortar retailer finds success in multi-channel sales Best Buy Canada Highlights: Partnering with Ingram Micro Commerce & Lifecycle Services, Best Buy Canada expanded direct-to-consumer fulfillment Our close and client-focused relationship over the past 20+ years has fostered innovation and optimization of the multichannel customer experience Best Buy Canada’s product offering has grown seven-fold in only five years, from 8,500 products in 2014 to 60,000+ today Now one of North America’s largest retailers, Best Buy Canada offers over 60,000 products ranging from consumer electronics to baby products. If you’re looking for appliances, luggage, mattresses, yoga gear – or anything in between – Best Buy Canada has you covered. Since opening in 2002 with eight locations, Best Buy has expanded across Canada, to nearly 200 stores from coast-to-coast. Recognized for ‘Best Omni-Channel Integration,’ the retailer has achieved its remarkable success through simplification of the Canadian shopping experience. By partnering with Ingram Micro Commerce & Lifecycle Services, Best Buy Canada is able to offer customers a seamless shopping experience no matter where, when, or how they shop. Download the full Case Study to learn more about Best Buy Canada’s journey to success. Questions? Get in touch. Contact Us EXPLORE About Locations Resources Blog Press SERVICES Fulfillment Reverse Logistics ITAD Industries Technology FOLLOW Linkedin YouTube ALL RIGHTS RESERVED © 2021 INGRAM MICRO SERVICES PRIVACY POLICY LEGAL Ingram Micro uses cookies to personalize content. By browsing this website, you consent to the collection of information by cookies. For more information, please visit our privacy policy. OK, I agree