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Mobile Commerce More Likely to Help Than Harm In-store Sales - if Harnessed Properly
The buzz about the threat of mobile/e-commerce to physical stores has at times echoed "All About Eve," with "thumb shopping" playing the role of the ingénue poised to outshine those brick-and-mortar has-beens. But mobile shopping will actually have the opposite effect, according to Matt Moog, CEO of PowerReviews, which bills itself as a "Consumer Engagement Engine" that helps companies connect shoppers at the moment of purchase to drive sales.
High-Tech Supply & Demand Summit 2015
Announcing the launch of the High-Tech Supply & Demand Summit in San Francisco on April 8 & 9.
TPGTEX Offers Updated Barcode Label-Printing Software
TPGTEX Label Solutions has released version 3.0 of Labels for QuickBooks, software that enables instant, one-step printing of barcode labels.
Ever Cheaper Robots to Continue to Reduce Labor Costs
Cheaper, better robots will replace human workers in the world's factories at a faster pace over the next decade, pushing labor costs down 16 percent, according to the Boston Consulting Group.
Many Consumers Want Digital Solicitations While Shopping in-Store, Survey Says
An estimated 67 percent of a recent survey's respondents under the age of 50 are interested in using mobile technology for as many purchases as possible. Moreover, 46 percent under 50 would like personalized offers sent to their smartphones while shopping in-store.
Aras Expands PLM Mobile Tool; Updates Platform With Visual Collaboration
Aras, a provider of product lifecycle management (PLM) software, has released Aras Flow, an integrated mobile tablet application for Aras Innovator 11.
Oracle Enhances User Experience for PS Financials, Supply Chain
Oracle Corp. has developed a simplified user experience for its PeopleSoft Financials and PeopleSoft Supply Chain Management applications.
True Innovation Lost by Applying Conventional Values to 3D Technology
A mentor often repeated this: "If you do what you've always done, you'll get what you've always gotten." Product designers who are working with 3D printing design, development and manufacturing should take heed. Design the way you've always designed, and you won't get anything out of 3D printing that's different from what you've always gotten before 3D printing.
3D Printing Has Accomplished So Much Already - Where Can It Go From Here?
Before we ask where 3D printing is taking us, let's look at what has been already achieved or is near achievement across markets beyond printing prototypes, toys and models.
A New Era in Global Supply Chain: Bridging Gaps with Advanced Technology
A long, long time ago, in a land not so far, far away, a world existed where logistics was linear: Pangaea. On this supercontinent, moving products from China to the United States, door to door, was simple. The goods would move over the road, heading southwest from lands where people spoke Chinese and stopped when people spoke American.
Ikea Discovers the Internet - Forges Ahead Into Age of E-commerce
Long a laggard in online sales, the Swedish retailer Ikea, which is privately held, has finally recognized the need for a more robust e-commerce presence.
Via the Internet of Things, Automotive Industry Presents the Connected Car
The Internet of Things (IoT) is currently the big thing in technology, and the automotive version of the IoT is the Connected Car.
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