In brief: On March 11, 12, and 13, Mr Suricate in the 15th edition of One to One Retail E-commerce in Monaco. This guide covers: One to One Monaco: The Retail Barometer; Retail Under Pressure: A Minefield; Increasing Revenue While Avoiding Critical Incidents; Testing Without Allocating Additional Resources.
On March 11, 12, and 13, Mr Suricate in the 15th edition of the One to One Retail E-commerce in Monaco. This event has become a must-attend for all decision-makers in retail, digital, and omnichannel transformation.
For fifteen years now, this trade show has brought together the major players in the retail industry to discuss the sector’s major transformations. And for fifteen years, the challenges have become increasingly complex: rapid technological change, pressure on margins, ever-higher customer expectations, fragmentation of the customer journey, and intensified competition.
In this context, software quality is no longer just a technical issue. It is a strategic lever.
One to One Monaco: The Retail Barometer
One to One Monaco is much more than just a trade show.
It’s an exclusive event that brings together decision-makers from retail, e-commerce, and the brand sector for targeted meetings, practical insights, and high-value presentations.
Over the course of 15 editions, the event has established itself as a place where the following come together:
- E-commerce Directors
- CIO
- Digital Leaders
- CDO
- Marketing Departments
- Innovation Initiatives
The report covers every aspect of retail: acquisition, conversion, omnichannel strategies, customer experience, technological performance, data, and logistics.
And once again this year, one thing is clear: business performance depends on the robustness of digital tools.
Retail Under Pressure: A Minefield
The sector is facing intense pressure:
- Inflation and Consumer Arbitrage
- Rising Acquisition Costs
- Squeezed margins
- Accelerating Deployment
- The Boom in Omnichannel Customer Journeys
A shopping cart abandonment issue during a peak in activity.
A disruption in the Click & Collect service.
An undetected mobile bug.
Even the smallest incident has an immediate impact on revenue and brand image. Teams must deliver faster, test more, and deploy more often… without using additional resources.
This is precisely where software quality becomes a strategic issue.
Why Mr Suricate Back
It’s no coincidence that Mr Suricate in One to One Monaco once again.
Retailers need:
- Secure their income
- Speed up their rollouts
- Test all of their omnichannel journeys
- Reduce the workload on teams
- Bringing Business and Technology Closer Together
Our role is clear: to enable retailers to detect bugs before they cost them revenue, disrupt their operations, and tarnish their brand image.
1. Increase revenue by preventing critical incidents
A bug in the checkout process, a malfunctioning internal search engine, or a promotional calculation error: these incidents directly destroy value.
Using end-to-end automated testing, Mr Suricate real customer journeys:
- Web
- Mobile
- Application
- Cross-device
- Click & Collect
Anomalies are detected early on or immediately during production.
Fewer unpleasant surprises. More secure sales.
2. Test without using additional resources
Digital teams are already under pressure. Recruiting technical QA professionals is a challenge.
The Mr Suricate no-code solution Mr Suricate you to:
- It is up to the business teams to create test scenarios
- It is up to the Product Owners to validate the critical paths
- Let the tech teams focus on development
The result: less dependence, fewer bottlenecks, and greater autonomy.
3. Cross-platform and omnichannel
Retail is no longer limited to a website. Customers start on their mobile devices,continue on their desktops, and complete their purchases in-store. These systems interact with ERP,CRM, and logistics tools.
Mr Suricate you to test these cross-functional workflows, including on:
- different browsers
- various terminals
- real-world environments
- various network conditions
Quality shouldn't stop at the web page.
4. Bringing Business and Tech Together Around Quality
One of the long-standing obstacles to QA is its technical nature.
When testing is limited to developers, business users remain mere spectators. When testing becomes accessible to them, quality becomes a collective effort.
This is what we’re seeing among our retail clients: the widespread adoption of testing fosters collaboration and aligns teams around a common goal: to deliver without breaking anything.
Highlight: Feedback Session with Boulanger
This year, we will be speaking alongsideBoulanger to share some concrete feedback:
“How Boulanger Made Quality a Core Value Across Its Product Teams.”
A key issue. Because true transformation lies not only in the tool itself, but in instilling a culture of quality throughout all product teams.
How to proceed:
- from one-time QA to quality built into every sprint;
- an end-of-cycle review to collective accountability.
Boulanger will discuss the measures implemented, the obstacles encountered, and the benefits achieved in terms of performance and organization.
Quality as a Sustainable Competitive Advantage
Retail has become a precision sport.
Margins no longer allow for approximation. Customers no longer tolerate malfunctions. Deployments are coming one after another at a steady pace.
Software quality is no longer a cost center.
It is a guarantee of revenue, a driver of productivity, and a factor in brand image.
Above all, it's a sustainable differentiator.
See you in Monaco
The 15th edition of One to One Monaco will provide an opportunity to engage with the key players driving change in the retail industry.
If you would like to:
- Secure Your Conversion Paths
- Speed up your deployments
- Test Your Omnichannel Environments
- Reduce the pressure on your teams
Our teams will be there to discuss this.
Quality is no longer an option. In today's retail industry, it determines performance.