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Adobe and FedEx Team Up on E-Commerce Ecosystem

Working with FedEx and FedEx’s ShopRunner, Adobe is building out an e-commerce sales and distribution ecosystem tapping into FedEx’s network.

June 9, 2021

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Memphis, Tennessee-based global shipping company FedEx said Sept. 15 it plans to cut costs, reduce operations and freeze hiring following a worse-than-expected earnings report that projects revenue shortfalls in the hundreds of millions of dollars.

Memphis, Tennessee-based global shipping company FedEx said Sept. 15 it plans to cut costs, reduce operations and freeze hiring following a worse-than-expected earnings report that projects revenue shortfalls in the hundreds of millions of dollars.

  • The multi-year partnership between FedEx and Adobe includes sharing data across various stages of the e-commerce journey.
  • By collaborating with FedEx, Adobe will be able to offer its customers free two-day shipping and easier checkouts and returns.
  • Adobe’s customers will be able to access FedEx’s post-purchase logistics intelligence, which will help them lower costs while gaining customer insights.

The rush to build and integrate e-commerce platforms has accelerated thanks to the COVID-19 pandemic, and that includes large companies such as Adobe and FedEx. By creating an e-commerce…

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