A group of Black Friday online shopping purchases photographed in delivery boxes filled with polystyrene packing pellets, taken on September 13, 2019. Neil Godwin/Future Publishing via Getty Images
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In the end, nearly all aspects of modern commerce—particularly consumer-facing commerce—has some digital, electronic, or online element built into the shopping process, which begs the question: Is it finally time for us to drop the “e” from ecommerce?
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Thousands of sites using this popular ecommerce platforms hit by hack | TechRadar
Thousands of online stores around the world have been hit by a major cybersecurity attack due to using outdated and unprotected ecommerce software .
Almost 2,000 stores using the Magento ecommerce platform were affected in what security researchers described as the "largest documented campaign to date".
The attack was described by researchers at Sansec , which uncovered the campaign, as, "a typical Magecart attack" where injected malicious code looked to intercept the payment information of unsuspecting customers.
13 New Ecommerce Books for Fall 2020 | Practical Ecommerce
I compiled this list using Amazon. From the “Books” category, I selected “Business & Money.” From there I chose the “Processes & Infrastructure” sub-category and selected “E-commerce.” Then I handpicked titles from that group based on customer ratings and relation to ecommerce. I also chose a few titles from the “Small Business & Entrepreneurship” sub-category.
Survival Of The Fastest: Racing To Win On The New Ecommerce Playing Field 09/16/2020
As we approach the end of the year, the impact of COVID-19 continues to reshape social structure and the global economy, all while accelerating consumers’ reliance on ecommerce.
According to eMarketer, the top five markets are expected to reach $3.9 trillion across retail ecommerce by the end of 2020. For perspective, that’s greater than the UK’s GDP and represents only a 3.2% share increase of total retail sales from last year. Mostly driven by the U.S., but fueled by global consumer acceleration, the ecommerce channel has achieved its projected three-year goals in only a few months.
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Ecommerce Product Releases: September 15, 2020 | Practical Ecommerce
Here is a list of product releases and updates for mid-September from companies that offer services to online merchants. There are updates on social commerce, cybersecurity, international payments, product personalization, holiday shipping, artificial intelligence, and automated delivery drones.
RichRelevance launches Deep Recommendations for advanced commerce personalization . RichRelevance, a player in experience personalization, announced the launch of Deep Recommendations, a set of advanced personalization technologies that do not need historical events and behavioral data to generate relevant product recommendations. With Deep Recommendations, retailers and brands can expose shoppers to new products instantly.
Octane AI Names First VP of Marketing to Power Ecommerce | MarTech Cube
Octane AI, an all-in-one platform for engaging quizzes, data collection, and personalized Facebook Messenger and SMS automation, today announces the hiring of digital marketing leader Heather Adams as its new Vice President of Marketing.
Octane AI, which recently announced a $4.25 million capital raise following a doubling of revenue during the pandemic, has been preparing for its next major play for expansion. Co-founders Matt Schlicht and Ben Parr were eager to identify the right partner for building upon that growth and reinvigorating their marketing initiatives.
Indian e-commerce deals site CashKaro gets $10 million Series B led by Korea Investment Partners
CashKaro , one of the leading cashback and coupon sites in India, will expand its range of services for e-commerce after raising $10 million in Series B funding, the New Delhi-based startup announced today. The round was led by Korea Investment Partners, with participation from returning investor Kalaari Capital.
TechCrunch last covered CashKaro five years ago when it raised a $3.8 million Series A. The latest round brings the company's total funding so far to $15 million.
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