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Technology: Page 596
Half of Customers Will Abandon Brands Due to Poor Experience, Study Shows
Almost half of North American and European consumers surveyed by the Chief Marketing Officer (CMO) Council say they will abandon a brand and take their money elsewhere if they continuously encounter a poor, impersonal or frustrating customer experience across channels of engagement.
New Wave Energy System Could Propel Ships
Wave energy technology is ready to pair with solar and wind power to create zero emission ships, according to ZShips International.
'Modest Gains' May Be New Normal for Dubai's Cooling Air Freight Market
Dubai's new freight hub is now handling about a third of the emirate's air freight, as both regional airports posted middling first half numbers, reflecting a regional downturn.
Hyperloop One Sets New Speed Record
Hyperloop One completed the second phase of testing its ultrafast transportation system - propelling an aerodynamic pod down a low-pressure tube at record speed and distance, the company announced last week.
How Smaller Traders Are Surviving in the Trade-Financing Game
It's a classic chicken-and-egg dilemma. Small and medium-sized companies can't get access to the trade financing they need in order to grow - because they're small.
Amazon Is Under Investigation for Selling Goods to Iranian Embassy, Others
Amazon.com is under federal investigation for possibly violating U.S. sanctions on Iran, the online giant said in a recent filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
Supply Chain Scandals Are Preventable. Here's How.
There are countless ways in which a supply chain can go wrong. And most of the time, the culprit is poor risk management.
Wal-Mart's New Feature Aims to Simplify Online Reordering
Wal-Mart's latest digital move will make reordering frequent purchases easier for its online shoppers. The retailer recently announced an "Easy Reorder" feature, which registers Wal-Mart purchases and saves them to a shopper's purchase history.
Here Are the Top Global Innovations in RFID for Retail
While the on-demand economy has led to many brick-and-mortar stores declining, NXP Semiconductors reports that omnichannel services continue to grow. Smart supply chain management with advanced tracking and monitoring capabilities enabled by RAIN RFID support both short- and extended-range communication, NXP reports, and are empowering retailers to address a multitude of new use cases.
Amazon's Prime Now Singapore Launch Sets Stage for Alibaba Turf War
Amazon's Prime Now is now available in Singapore, offering its signature free two-hour delivery. The launch is the e-commerce giant's first foray into Southeast Asia.
These Three Trends Will Reshape U.S. Manufacturing by 2030
As a growing number of consulting firms have taken up the gauntlet of U.S. manufacturing's challenges in recent years, manufacturing executives have been inundated with information and explanations on a variety of popular trends, from IoT to 3-D printing to the rise of robotics.
U.K. Customs Checks Could Cost $1.3Bn a Year Post-Brexit
Customs checks at the border after the U.K. leaves the European Union could cost 1bn pounds ($1.3bn) a year and cause delays for goods being shipped in both directions, according to a report by Oxera, an economic consultancy.
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