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We talk a lot about digital transformation, so much so, you might almost accuse the of of being a ‘buzzword’. However, the phrase has a real and serious meaning for businesses – especially now. Digital transformation, by definition, is when digital technologies are integrated into every area of a business. And, when the addition of…
By the year 2022, the global sports industry is expected to be worth more than $614bn. Most of that revenue will be sourced from TV/streaming contracts, however live attendance should continue drawing enough money to encourage digital transformation within stadiums. In the past, game attendance was pure and simple; fans wanted to see a match…
It’s long been recognised that card payments are the most convenient form of transacting with a business. For the consumer, carrying a single card – or paying through an NFC enabled device is lighter and less of a risk than cash. Pennies, pounds and notes are easily misplaced and are difficult to track (unless the person is very…
We have spoken before in this blog about the increased customer demand for digital technology and services – and, for digital ordering and payments. Often when we talk about a digital ordering platform, we do it in reference to restaurants and pure food or drink establishments, but the truth is that the technology can be…
With the pressure on the retail, it’s easy to become focused on cash flow and to forget how to keep staff motivated.
There’s no denying that digital ordering – or order ahead, whether for collection or delivery, is on-trend. The technology has saved countless businesses over the past 18 months, but that doesn’t mean it should be adopted without thought, and it would be careless to not explore the benefits and challenges of digital ordering of such…
Ordering at the bar might be traditional, but is tradition enough to bring back queues in front of the till?
In a socially distanced world, audio has been gaining traction.
Data analytics sounds complex, but many of the tools engaged by brands today, take care of the hard parts.