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Preparing for the changed customer landscape

The last few months has seen great changes, in which retailers have had to adapt to rather quickly. Kay Oswald, President International of Global tele dentistry pioneer SmileDirectClub provides an expert opinion on...

Post COVID-19 will see great push for contactless payments

There have been many changes throughout the retail and convenience industry, due to the COVID-19 pandemic. One of the major changes includes the increase on cashless and contactless payments. Throughout the pandemic,...

Klarna launches Vibe

Media Release Klarna launches Vibe: the first Buy Now Pay Later shopper loyalty program 9 June, 2020 Klarna, the leading global payments provider and shopping service, today announced that it is launching a customer...

Leighton O’Brien launches intelligence ATG alarm management solution

Media Release 10 June, 2020 Fuel analytics technology provider Leighton O’Brien has launched its new ATG Alarm Management Solution (AMS), a cloud-based software platform featuring smart alarms and automated workflows to receive, prioritise and...

First of its kind, ‘Wetlands not Wastelands’ grant

The Coca-Cola Australia Foundation (CCAF) and Earthwatch Australia are teaming up to deliver a first-of-its-kind marine pollution and wetland management program in the Lower Gulf of Carpentaria. The $600,000 partnership will help address...

Consumers reveal top priorities as country starts to ‘unlock’

While we have all been living in stressful, concerning times, a positive that is shining through is that Australian consumers currently feel more connected to their family than ever before. In fact new...

Females are safer on the road, says new delivery service

eDelivery is currently recruiting, and their aim is to hire as many female drivers as they can. The new delivery service is promising to deliver online retail purchases in roughly the same amount...

SMC’s Virtual Approach to Futureproofing Businesses

Media Release May 2020 The COVID-19 pandemic taught us to become more resourceful and to maximise what we already have. We saw prominent FMCG manufacturers repurposing existing lines, companies adopting a ‘lights out’ approach...
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