Embracing agility and building creative, technically diverse teams
Insights from Adobe’s 2022 Digital Trends Report by Julia Pott (exclusively for EuroShop.mag) The years of the COVID-19 pandemic have presented many
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Customer experience: fast, secure and smooth
The optimal login in online storesand the constant view of the customer By Katja Laska (exclusively for EuroCIS.mag) From the customer’s point o
Cybersecurity confidence gap in retail, restaurant and hospitality sectors
Despite high confidence in their risk assessment capabilities, study finds a third of companies have been breached New data released by Cornell Univer
Speech recognition for the hospitality sector
Digitalization of the hospitality sector: newly established Foodservice Digital Hub September 2021 saw the launch of the innovation network “Foodser
New Data Finds Employees in Retail Industry Most Targeted by Malicious Emails
Two million malicious emails bypassed traditional email defenses, like secure email gateways, between July 2020-July 2021, according to a new reportÂ
Luxury executive survey reveals key personal data sharing attitudes
Luxury Institute recently surveyed senior-level members of its Global Luxury Expert Network (GLEN) to understand their perceptions and attitudes about
Significant increase in automated fraud in retail e-commerce segment
PerimeterX released its “Automated Fraud Benchmark Report: E-commerce Edition”, a comprehensive new annual report on e-commerce cyberattac
Investments in improving digital customer communications during the pandemic
With most people locked down and relying on digital communications during the pandemic, around two thirds (64 per cent) of UK IT leaders questioned in
Personalization: shoppers will share data but trust is essential
As retailers embark on personalization strategies, they must prove themselves trustworthy. Shoppers are willing to share personal data so long as they
Americans expect privacy controls
4 out of 5 people want a privacy law to protect personal data 73 percent of people would pay more to online services companies to ensure they did not
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