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Geminus eCommerce day – 2015 Zagreb – presentations, documents and downloads

Gemius eCommerce day was an event held at 29th October 2015 in Zagreb. Interesting speakers and various “web shop” topics provided the audience with exhaustive sets of data on Croatian eCommerce market share, people behavior and regulations regarding online stores.

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Dijana Kladar – common problems of a Croatian online shopper (HR)

File under: law, regulations, privacy, discounts, refunds, group buying

Vibor Kalogjera – eCommerce in Croatia (HR)

File under: internet usage, eCommerce penetration, buying habits, audience statistics, popular web sites, forms of payments

Jan Sulik – EU legislative and applications in Croatia, from MINGO perspective (HR)

File under: law, regulations, rules, domestic market, entrepreneurs in eCommerce

Marcel Majsan i Dino Oreški – eCommerce Hrvatska NGO presentation

File under: eCommerce, legislative, privacy, rules, laws

Marek Molicki – Effective eCommerce strategies

File under: marketing, automation, newsletters, CRM, loyalty, drip campaigns, attribution models

Emil Pawlowski – Science 4 eCommerce

File under: eCommerce business, market shares, analysis, big data, applied sciences

Milan Kovačević – eCommerce in Serbia

File under: eCommerce, market share, user penetration, big data, statistics, internet usage, audience

Krešimir Končić
Krešimir Končić Owner at Neuralab

Krešimir Končić is the founder and CEO of Neuralab and a longtime columnist for Netokracija. He has been working with software since the mid-1990s, and since 2007 has built complex digital and eCommerce projects through Neuralab for clients across Europe and the United States. He writes about software, artificial intelligence, technology, and the human forces that regularly complicate all of it. He is the author of Coding Is the Easier Part: Makers, Machines, and the Mess in Between.


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