EMV smart-chip cards made standard in Europe will soon make their way to the U.S., impacting your fraud prevention strategy. As smart cards become standard in the U.S., forward thinking ecommerce merchants must prepare for the coming increase in online fraud.
If there is one major lesson merchants learned during the 2014 holiday season, it’s that mobile mattered more than ever. Mobile commerce went from being a necessary evil to an overnight game-changer. And the merchants that got on board with mobile commerce reaped the benefits of the iOS and Android-armed shoppers.
Walmart plans to invest at least $1.2 billion in its digital and ecommerce business the year ahead. See what other ecommerce initiatives have planned.
As global ecommerce sales are poised to explode to $1.35 trillion by 2018, are businesses around the globe preparing to take full advantage? Here’s the results of an Oban Digital Internationalization study mounted in partnership with Digital Doughnut.
Mobile app-driven startup service Curbside has expanded beyond Bay area Target locations and a San Jose mall to include three Best Buy stores in the area.
Facebook announced the launch of new product ads that allow retailers to promote multiple products of their entire product catalog, across all devices customers use.
According to an NRF/Forrester survey, managing data security is the most urgent focus area for retail CIOs, with 97% of surveyed business leaders placing it at the top of their 2015 priority lists.
In an effort to boost its direct-to-customer revenue, VF Corp said it planned to open 150 stores in 2015. See what this will mean for the retailer.
It’s already February and your New Year’s resolution to capitalize on the growth of mobile commerce is collecting dust. See what you can do so you don’t miss another year of revenue for your digital channels.
The study shows that primary online shopping destinations are the US, China and the UK. While shoppers indicated purchasing cross-border from all 17 international markets included in the study, the US, China and the UK were the top three exporters of online purchases.