This week - Retailers get another omni-channel gut check in the Vaccine Economy, and Microsoft Exchange suffers a concerning breach. Google's AI firings raise ethical AI scrutiny, and diginomica kicks off our International Women's Day coverage. As always, your whiffs.
Deliveroo's planning a floatation on the London Stock Exchange, just months after airing a threat of bankruptcy. Another sign of the 'good war' that digital delivery platform providers have enjoyed during COVID perhaps, but what lies ahead in the Vaccine Economy?
In 2016, US retailer Target set off on an omni-channel transformation journey that 'loved the store'; in 2020, that foresight paid off during the COVID crisis. Where to now in the Vaccine Economy?
Dealership uses Informatica and Salesforce tech to get a single customer view, boost e-commerce and increase marketing personalization.
The UK Government looks set to impose an online delivery tax on retailers to try to refill its COVID-wracked coffers, but it's a plan that could do more long term harm than good.
Walmart Global CTO Suresh Kumar has a long tech shopping list to get through as the world's largest retailers ups its transformation efforts.
It wasn't a great year for Macy's, but it could have been worse. The challenge for CEO Jeff Gennette in 2021 is how to build on the pandemic-driven boost to digital retail.
Travala is a travel site that is banking on Bitcoin, blockchain and an internally-developed token to create a system that can take on Sabre as the next-generation travel platform.
Five predictions driving transformation in the food and beverage industry
The pandemic turned the food and beverage industry on it's head last year, but what does the future hold? Marcel Koks of Infor has five predictions for businesses to succeed
This week - Have Millennials and Gen-Z exposed a broken system of work? And is the 9 to 5 job a permanent casualty of work-from-anywhere? Your whiffs include snarky shots at Microsoft Teams, Gartner's MQ, and reporters Zooming from bed.
The much-needed and peculiarly delayed adequacy decision from the European Commission regarding free data flows to Brexit Britain finally seems to be reaching a positive conclusion.
It's time for Walmart to get started on what comes next as the world's largest retailer ramps up its e-commerce ambitions and eyes up new revenue opportunities.
The week started by considering cryptocurrency's contribution to climate change, so let's end it by cashing in with a wider shakedown of the sector...
