March 2, 2021
When I first wrote about Retail Zipline in 2019, the startup was focused on building a communication platform that would help corporate decision-makers in retail communicate with individual stores. As you’d probably guess, the startup saw some changes in 2020.
“When COVID first hit, you might think a company that’s primarily focused on retail would be in trouble,” said co-founder and CTO Jeremy Baker. “But it turns out that a product that helps retailers communicate critical information when everything is changing is no longer a nice to have.”
In other words, where Retail Zipline might previously have been used for coordinating sales and promotions, it suddenly became a channel for managing things like health and safety protocols and communicating about furloughs and closures.
Recent Press
The Stevie® Awards
Zipline CEO and Co-Founder, Melissa Wong, named a finalist for two Stevie® Award categories for Women in Business
Press Release
Zipline Recognized as a Sample Vendor in Gartner® Hype Cycle™ for Frontline Worker Technologies and Digital Workplace Applications
Gartner
Metaverse’s Implications for Retail Technology and Service Providers
Press Release
Zipline Appears on the Inc. 5000 For the Second Consecutive Year As One of America’s Fastest-Growing Private Companies 
RIS News
2022 Top Women in Retail Tech are Powered by Zipline
Forbes
The Success Of Any Retail Initiative Hinges On Its People
RetailWire
Can the metaverse count on Gen-Z gamers?
Chain Store Age
What do consumers want from metaverse commerce?
Think Advisor
Gen Z Indifferent to Metaverse, Retail Study Suggests
Protocol
Brands are flooding the metaverse, but gamers just don’t care
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