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Spryker’s Composable Commerce Leaders Podcast

The Composable Commerce Era, featuring our very own Pete Olanday

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The Composable Commerce Era

In this podcast series, Spryker co-founder and CEO, Boris Lokschin will discuss and interview industry thought leaders, founders, and senior executives driving innovation in the composable commerce space across various industries, composition building blocks and verticals highlighting the different capabilities and pieces of a truly composable enterprise. Our very own Pete Olanday, Director of Consulting, Vertical Solutions, is the chosen expert to share his two decades of digital commerce expertise.

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How do you explain composable commerce to customers? Well, I like to say that it's using best-of-breed solutions to solve very specific needs. Instead of using a Swiss army knife for everything from cutting to a screwdriver, it’s using a proper steak knife which works best for the job. You want specialized tools that can talk in a very seamless way and integrate so in essence the experts handle each specific functionality.

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Pete Olanday

Pete Olanday

Director, Field Consulting

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Pete Olanday is Director, Retail Consulting, responsible for the integration of Vertex's Indirect Tax solutions in the retail space, specifically with Point-of-Sale systems and e-commerce platforms. Prior to joining Vertex, Pete worked for IKEA and EY. Pete has a B.S. in information and decision sciences from Carnegie Mellon University.

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