Corporates warn FX volatility to affect profits, banks see opportunity in trade disputes, and hacking group members arrested in Europe.
| | BUSINESS TO BUSINESS EDITION | For Payments Infrastructure, Still Some Blockchain Buzz Blockchain seemed to dominate the B2B payments infrastructure landscape the last few days, even amid reports of a slowdown for blockchain projects overall. Cross-border remains the name of the innovation game, with IBM and one-stop shopping (of a sort) seeking to bring banks a bit of ease and transparency in FX activity. |
Suppliers Standing In Their Own Way With B2B eCommerce Strategies Efforts to improve eProcurement and B2B eCommerce can be boiled down to one thing: making it as easy for a company to make a purchase as it is for a consumer to go online shopping. A new report from TimeTrade finds suppliers are inadvertently standing in their own way when businesses visit their websites, and are failing to make an in-person connection when buyers come knocking on their digital storefronts. |
| SaaS | Subscription Mania Has Entrepreneurs In A Recurring Payments Whirlwind Analysts say there is no end in sight to the growth in SaaS spend by small businesses. Software is critical to start and run any business today, but CUE Marketplace President and COO Sean Glynn says entrepreneurs can quickly run into a SaaS nightmare as they struggle to manage subscription payments, toggle between platforms and decide which solutions will actually meet their needs. | | |
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