Start-up of the Week: Dataships set to redefine SMEs’ data privacy game
Dataships helps its clients to use email marketing laws to their advantage, when it comes to staying on the right side of compliance and increasing the revenue flow...
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Online shopping: The money spinner
A recent study and analysis by McKinsey provide a thorough look at the direction that e-commerce in consumer products will go over the coming year...
15 books aspiring entrepreneurs should read
Entrepreneurs can learn about tactics, manoeuvring, and adapting to changing circumstances...
10 steps to start your own small business
There are over 32.5 million small businesses in the United States, defined as businesses with fewer than 500 employees...
Start-up of the Week: aISight.ai disrupting FMCG sector with a heavy pinch of technology
AISight.ai has emerged as the game-changing platform to get real-time insights into its clients' market share data...
Social media influencers are making their mark
As much as 12% of online sales in China are done are through affiliate links of social media stars....
Seeking an RoI on industry marketing
A comprehensive and realistic market analysis of why investments are necessary across key industries...
UK millennials uneasy sharing personal info to open bank accounts
Nearly half of respondents expressed security concerns about entering and viewing banking information on a mobile device October 21, 2016: A new research report released found that while millennials depend on their digital devices, they are still uneasy sharing personal information to open bank accounts. The report, UK Millennial Study: Privacy vs. Customer Experience in...
Bank consumers: Focus on service to keep me loyal
Majority of consumers feel providers don’t value them October 21, 2016: A report released by marketing technology company, Wiraya highlights that businesses need to overhaul the way they communicate with customers or risk losing them to rivals. An overwhelming 86% of customers who left their bank, energy, mobile or insurance provider in the last six...
China to be world’s first trillion dollar aviation market
Airbus and Boeing are best placed to take advantage of this growth Suparna Goswami Bhattacharya September 28, 2016: Slowing economy and tough government regulations notwithstanding, China is all set to become the world’s first trillion dollar aviation market by 2035. According to manufacturers Airbus and Boeing, the Chinese aviation market looks one of the most promising...