Composable Commerce vs. Headless: What They Mean in Retail
Composable commerce and headless commerce each represent a distinct approach to building and managing online storefronts.
Jackie oversees strategic growth initiatives at Deck Commerce. She has 10+ years of experience in ecommerce solutioning for high-volume retail brands.
Composable commerce and headless commerce each represent a distinct approach to building and managing online storefronts.
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