| NEW DATA: Whatâs Driving $230B In Commuter Commerce? Roughly 135 million commuters spend a grueling 51 minutes, on average, driving to and from work each day. Connected devices make the ride productive for nearly three-quarters of them â and the commuting commerce ecosystem emerging to satisfy their $230 billion commuting commerce needs. The new Digital Drive Report includes over 260 data points on whoâs spending what and where, and how voice and apps are poised to kick commuter commerce into high gear. |
| Bell And Howell CEO: Why Next Gen Click-And-Collect Isnât Just About Convenience Offering buy-online, pickup-in (or outside)-store isnât just important for retailers going into 2019. Itâs essential for serving time-starved, convenience-seeking consumers. Bell and Howell CEO Larry Blue tells Karen Webster that automation is a critical starting point for making speed the click-and-collect experience that keeps physical store consumers loyal. |
| The Reality Of Real ID As an initial Real ID deadline approaches this month, many questions remain about the security and strength of the nationally mandated standards that were enacted in response to the 9/11 attacks. Karen Webster talks with Jumio CRO Robert Prigge about whatâs coming and what could be concerning. |
| | Payments Innovation | | 2019: What To Take Forward And What To Leave Behind 2019 is the Year of the Pig. Itâs also the year that bridges the decade of the â10s with that of the â20s. Karen Webster says thatâs a big deal for everyone living in payments and commerce land. Looking at the year in that way, she says, will force every player to take a close look at what to take forward into that new decade and whatâs best left behind. Not surprisingly, she has a few thoughts â or seven â to share. |
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