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Revolutionizing the Way We Pay: The Top Payment Industry Trends You Need to Know in 2023

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One example of this effort, which we expect to see more of in 2023, is biometric payments. A biometric payment is a point-of-sale technology that authenticates payments by pairing a payment card with a physical identifier of the cardholder. In 2023, we expect to see this response exaggerated and heightened.

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Controlling the Narrative: How Financial Services Institutions Can Stay Ahead of Reputational Risk

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Political climate, environmental issues, technology innovations, criminal activity, economic volatility/inflation, account diversity, and industry regulatory changes are just a few examples of factors that often spur reputational risk or crises. Reputational risk is convoluted.

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How The Cost-Conscious Aussie SME Approaches Innovative Tech

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Small businesses may be interested in innovative technologies, but only a few are willing to make the leap — and the investment — necessary to actually implement tools into their businesses. The latest research from the SMB Technology Adoption Index , for example, revealed news that just 13 percent of U.S.

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Why Health And Beauty Retailers Are Driving Digital Innovation

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Amid great technological change, health and beauty retailers are developing strategies to drive innovation. In some cases, retailers are using social media tools such as Instagram to post promotions and product tutorials — or interact openly with consumers about their offerings. About the same share — or 60.9

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How Tech Innovators Are Enabling Contextual Commerce Experiences

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In the highly connected digital age, consumers are interacting with a multitude of social media sites as well as apps and connected devices. Simply said, contextual commerce occurs when a consumer sees a product on a smart device or social media feed (and even a recommendation from a friend) and buys the product.

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Five Ways QSRs Are Driving Digital Innovation

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New technology continues to change the way consumers order and pay for quick-service restaurant (QSR) food: Kiosks and online ordering, among other experiences, let consumers ditch the counter for faster and higher-tech alternatives. Not all digital innovations are perceived by consumers the same way, however. out of 100. out of 100.

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Deep Dive: How Banks Use Digital Technologies To Outlast The Coronavirus

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Some have added support for in-branch digital technologies such as video banking screens and upgraded ATMs to minimize in-person contact while making sure customers’ needs are met, for example. Some are closing physical branches or changing the customer channels they leave open, for example. Digital Technologies Under COVID-19.