
Cut commerce costs by up to 80% — here’s how
On October 8 at 12pm ET, I’m hosting a 30-minute fireside chat on how modern brands are moving beyond transactional tech toward a transformational commerce engine.
The Modern Commerce Blueprint: From Transactional to Transformational
When: Oct 8, 12pm ET
Where: RMW Commerce Streamyard
Why attend (real outcomes):
Up to 80% lower costs vs. legacy OMS
New channels launched in days, not months
Operator-led workflows with AI + no-code (less dev backlog)
Who’s joining me:
Dan Yawitz, Head of Technology, Aterian
Anthony Hockaday, Sr. Director, Product Management, Radial
Ben Noonan, CEO, RunDTC
We’ll walk through concrete examples—30-day launches, sub-$10k implementations, and AI workflows that used to take months (and big budgets).
The Most Honest Debate in eCommerce – Coming October 15
Scayle and RMW Commerce are proud to present a 10-episode debate series where five leading voices in commerce take on the toughest questions in the industry, and the public decides the winner.
Over 10 weeks, you’ll hear raw, unfiltered takes on:
Why we hate our ecommerce platforms
The failure of TCO as a measure
Agentic commerce backlash
The future of retail tech
… and much more.
Featuring:
Dave Finnegan, BlackFinn
Lee Trotter, Data Realm Software
Matt Ezyk, Hanna Andersson
Rob Garf, Cordial
Suze Dowling, Pattern Brands
Referee: Rick Watson, RMW Commerce
10 questions. 5 debaters. 1 champion.
The debate starts October 15.
How a 115-Year-Old Company Uses A Framework That Contains Bridges, Boats, and Moats with David Katz
Hosts Rick Watson and Jessica Lesesky kick off the show with the week’s standout headlines — from Rent the Runway’s subscriber growth amid profit struggles to Amazon CEO Andy Jassy’s push to revive startup culture, and mixed holiday sales forecasts that could favor consumers despite retailer pressures. They also spotlight YouTube’s $100 billion payout to creators over four years, showing the platform’s massive influence.
Then, they sit down with David Katz, EVP and CMO of Randa Apparel & Accessories, a billion-dollar powerhouse behind 35 brands including Calvin Klein, Levi Strauss, Cole Haan, Dickies, Tommy Hilfiger, and Columbia Sportswear.







