| Mnuchin says SBA loans are ready, Ericsson on fast-tracking 5G, Filling the medical equipment gap with 3D printing | | | Ericsson NA COO On Fast-Tracking 5G As the world works from home, shops from home and attends school from home, broadband and networks are critical â and the movement toward 5G may be accelerated. In an interview with Karen Webster, Amy McCune, VP & COO of Ericsson North America, details the âmission-criticalâ industries that need speedy and secure data transmissions most urgently, and gives insight into what the consumerâs 5G experience will look like on the other side of the pandemic. |
| Filling The Medical Equipment Gap With The Power Of 3D Printing The demand for the medical and personal protection equipment needed to fight the COVID-19 epidemic is far outstripping supply â but it is taking too long for legacy industrial production to gear up. Formlabs Product Development Lead Jennifer Milne tells PYMNTS that 3D printing is buying healthcare providers enough time until traditional industrial production of medical goods gets up to speed. |
| Helping ISVs And PayFacs Survive (And Even Thrive) In Uncertain Times The ongoing coronavirus pandemic and resulting economic crisis are reshaping the way business is getting done â and the way we pay for things. Merchants are facing significant challenges, but Chuck Danner, chief product officer at RS2, says this is the time for forward-thinking ISVs and PayFacs to become trusted advisers. Hereâs his roadmap on how to get there. |
| Tipalti On The Tipping Point Of AP Automation ROI Despite the widespread benefits of automated accounts payable, making the move away from spreadsheets is too much of a lift for many organizations. Tipalti Chief Operating Officer Manish Vrishaketu and Mark Lewis, chief financial officer at advertising platform LockerDome, share their thoughts on how corporates can obtain the greatest return on their AP automation dollars. |
| | Buy Now Pay Later Tracker™ | | Installment Payments Push Sports Equipment Sales Over The Finish Line The COVID-19 outbreak and resulting social distancing are forcing gyms to close and consumers to exercise at home. But with unemployment skyrocketing, financing options for workout equipment can go a long way in reducing the burden on consumersâ wallets. In this monthâs Buy Now Pay Later Tracker, Jessica Thompson, founder of yoga mat producer YOGO, discusses how flexible payment solutions are gaining traction and continuing to drive sales in the sports equipment industry. |
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