Prada, the luxury iconic vendor will be providing its product-line on JD.com the Chinese E-commerce company’s website per mutual agreement and will be available by on June 18.

Luxury and legendary Icon Italian house Prada Group has been authorized to partner up with JD.com (the Chinese e-commerce company headquartered in Beijing., is also the largest retail giant in China) on June 17. The partnership was announced as part of JD.com June 18th anniversary sales festival.

Prada’s upcoming fall/winter collection will be displayed at the JD.com’s E-commerce site. Per the new agreement, the elegant by refined product-lines of Miu Miu and the Car Shoe brands, will be presented on the site as of June 17.

Per Kevin Jiang, President of International Business at JD Fashion, who is very happy and excited to welcome the new partnership between JD.com and Prada, and feels the high quality that Prada’s merchandise brings will add significant value to JD’s online-platform, thereby solidifying a successful venue for both organizations, and a win-win for the China market.

Customer’s will get to enjoy new product lines and offers that real luxury aficionados just can’t refuse. Fashion conscious customers enjoyed a wide array of exclusive promotions and offers on many products and items, with significant key brands on JD.com showing new items this year. Read This Article to learn more.

JD.com was founded in July 1998 by Liu Qiangdong, JD.com went on-line selling computers, electronics, and various other products such as cell phones, apparel, furniture, appliances, and fresh food to it’s Chinese customers.

In an article with TG Daily entitled “JD . com’s Liu Qiangdong Commits to Inclusive Business”, e-commerce juggernaut JD.com has recently re-committed its operational practices to include total transparency regarding sustainable practices and environmental care.

JD.com has the infrastructure to quickly and efficiently move it’s product to it’s consumers with it’s logistical organization, this means fast order processing, and shipping, and even faster delivering.

This should benefit both Prada and JD.com with the expansion of more quality and luxury products for China’s customers to choose from while still enjoying the shopping experience of a stable retail platform.

 

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China’s largest retail company, JD.com is leading the way in developing smart supply chain logistics. That effort is being bolstered by the advent of 5G networks.

With the vastly increased speed of internet communication by 5G, JD is able to streamline multiple processes throughout its business model. Industry observers are calling it nothing less than a revolution in the way business gets done.

JD.Com, also known as Jingdong, has always been a company that has embraced high-tech solutions. But now 5G is making innovations and advances that never could have happened before a reality.

A key to understanding this is something called the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT). This is the business cousin of IoT, the Internet of Things that is already being used in many homes. It interconnects things like a home’s HVAC system, kitchen appliances, security systems, door locks, television and just about any electronic domestic device. It makes for a wonderfully automated home environment. Refer to This Article for related information.

But when applied to big business, the Industrial Internet of Things has greater and far-reaching consequences. When a massive company like Jingdong becomes fully IIoT enabled, it can manipulate everything from what happens in a warehouse to controlling robots and drones that fan out across the country delivering packages.

In fact, IIoT will make robot-to-robot communication possible. It will help automate processes so efficiently that human input will scarcely be needed. AI (Artificial Intelligence) will make IIoT capability even more powerful.

The number of applications that IIoT can be applied to in business is extraordinary. For example, this technology can play a major role in reducing pollution and the energy consumption required to run a business.

Today in China, trucks hauling freight sometimes comprise as much as one-third of all road traffic. This will be dramatically reduced once automated systems for delivery are in place. That will include underground track systems and integrated municipal pipe corridors. Also, using IIoT, five trucks heading to a destination can be reduced to three because of the scheduling efficiencies that fall out of the application.

JD is among the leading firms in China for adopting 5G-enabled IIoT capabilities.

 

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