NEW YORK–ESW, the worldwide leader in ecommerce, announced today that it has achieved MACH certification and became a member of the MACH Alliance. The MACH Alliance, a not-for-profit industry body, advocates for open and best-of-breed enterprise technology ecosystems that are Microservices based, API-first, Cloud-native SaaS, and Headless. ESW helps leading brands and retailers grow their businesses worldwide and is now the only cross-border commerce solution to become a member of the MACH Alliance.
“ESW’s philosophy, like the MACH Alliance’s, is to offer our brand partners the ultimate in flexibility,” said Eoin Greene, Chief Technology Officer at ESW. “We are very proud to become a member of the MACH Alliance. This important recognition for ESW validates that our technology delivers the very best solutions for our clients, both now, and as we further accelerate innovation moving forward. For our brand partners and their clients, this modern scalable tech platform enables them to harness the benefits of agile development and the inherent ability to quickly adapt to ever-evolving business needs and end-user expectations.”
As a member of the MACH Alliance, ESW has been recognized for embracing and deploying technologies that allow its clients to detach from all-in-one legacy solutions to choose individual options that work best for each international market without the need to replatform.
“The MACH Alliance is pleased to welcome ESW as our newest member,” said Holly Hall, Managing Director, MACH Alliance. “As the only cross-border, direct-to-consumer company in our community, ESW brings valuable expertise in enabling international brands to scale with agility. Their commitment to MACH principles reinforces the importance of composable, best-of-breed technology in driving innovation.”
ESW partners with enterprise brands to offer deep insights into local markets and deliver seamless, customer-centric experiences that enhance shopper lifetime value. With ESW, brands retain full control over every aspect of the experience, including shopper data, the design and functionality of their ecommerce sites, content, product catalog, payments, fulfillment, and the entire delivery and returns process.
