William Ainslie

A New Champion for Merchant Fairness in the Swiss Payment Landscape Within the intensely competitive Swiss retail market where profit margins are perpetually under pressure, a significant and frequently opaque operational cost for many merchants arises from payment processing fees. The FinTech

The New Competitive Edge: Fusing Digital Strategy with Market Recovery In a global electronics market showing clear signs of a robust recovery, Avnet is executing a decisive pivot by anchoring its future growth to the transformative capabilities of artificial intelligence and a deeply integrated

Today we're joined by Zainab Hussain, a seasoned e-commerce strategist with deep expertise in customer engagement and operations management. We'll be diving into the seismic shift agentic commerce represents for brands, exploring how artificial intelligence is rewriting the rules of customer

The final click before a purchase completes is no longer a simple transaction; for the 43% of consumers globally who experienced a payment failure in the last year, it has become a moment of significant brand friction. This critical interaction, once relegated to the back office as a mere

Navigating the immense sea of business data to find actionable insights has become one of the most significant challenges for modern enterprises, where the line between meaningful signals and distracting noise is increasingly blurred. In this complex environment, making confident, data-driven

After a period of unprecedented activity that saw container ships lining up for miles off the coast, the rhythm of commerce flowing through America's ports is showing signs of a significant change. The once-frenzied pace of cargo moving from ship to shore is expected to moderate in the coming

Venture capitalists and multinational corporations arriving in Africa with blueprints for e-commerce success often discover their maps lead them directly into operational quicksand. The continent's burgeoning digital economy is not a smaller, less-developed version of Western markets; it is an

The paradox at the heart of modern digital commerce is that organizations invest vast resources to guide a consumer through a complex and expensive journey, only to treat the final, decisive moment of purchase as a mere mechanical function. For years, the digital checkout has been viewed as a

Today, we’re joined by Zainab Hussain, an e-commerce strategist who specializes in customer engagement and operations. With a deep understanding of the digital landscape, she has a unique perspective on a problem many of us face daily: when self-service technology, designed for convenience, becomes

Introduction The digital storefront has long been the primary battleground for emerging brands, but the path to establishing a physical presence has remained a notoriously difficult landscape to navigate. For countless online-native businesses, the dream of a brick-and-mortar location is often