Platform provides single visibility throughout supply chain, integrates data from multiple systems to create smarter, connected supply chains
NASHVILLE, Tenn., Dec. 08, 2020 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- GEODIS in Americas, a leading third-party logistics company, today launched a new platform—GEODIS Visibility—designed to provide its customers with a 360-degree view of data across multiple facets of the supply chain.
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TymeBank and IDEMIA Collaborate Towards Increased Security and Convenience in Customer Card
TymeBank, South Africa's first truly digital bank, teams up with IDEMIA, the global leader in Augmented Identity, to deliver a secure, convenient and frictionless way for customers to acquire bank cards.
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Committed to expanding banking services to all South Africans, TymeBank proactively leverages innovative digital technology to deliver a safe and frictionless banking experience to its over 2.5 million customers. Working closely with IDEMIA, TymeBank continues to onboard approximately 120 000 customers per month and works tirelessly to ensure that a secure suite of banking services is continuously made available to its customers.
Customers Need Debt Relief: Commissions, Utilities Can Help | NRDC
With millions of Americans drastically behind on their energy and water utility bills, no additional federal assistance on the horizon, and moratoria on utility shutoffs expiring, the United States is facing a deepening economic and public health crisis.
Millions are still out of work and unable to pay their bills. The National Energy Assistance Directors Association estimated that between 15 to 20 percent of residential customers are at least 60 days behind on their electric and gas bills (many 120 days or more), and that if additional federal funding is not provided, electric and gas arrearages could reach $32 billion by the end of the year .
Local businesses say most customers are complying with masking wearing in stores | KELOLAND.com
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (KELO) – In a news conference on Monday , Mayor Paul TenHaken said businesses have said they’re seeing about a 70%-80% percent compliance. KELOLAND News checked in with some local businesses to see what they’re seeing.
Terri Schuver owns Sticks and Steel in downtown Sioux Falls. She says customers at her store have been wearing their masks.
“We actually just had this discussion the other day after review of November and we decided that we could probably count the number of customers who didn’t have a mask on, on one hand, so it’s been I would say 99% compliance,” owner of Sticks and Steel, Terri Schuver said.
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Xanadu's PennyLane brings Quantum Machine Learning to Customers with Amazon Braket
Xanadu is working with Amazon Web Services to deliver an integrated programming framework for variational quantum computing
TORONTO , Dec. 8, 2020 /PRNewswire/ - PennyLane, Xanadu's open-source software for differentiable quantum computing is now integrated with Amazon Braket, a fully managed quantum computing service from Amazon Web Services (AWS). Customers using Amazon Braket can take advantage of PennyLane to accelerate the development of variational quantum algorithms and quantum machine learning (QML) applications.
Nationstar Mortgage to Repay $73M to Customers in Settlement
Nationstar Mortgage has been ordered to pay $73 million to roughly 40,000 homeowners in a settlement with the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
The company is also accused of deceiving homeowners by failing to tell them that they no longer needed to make mortgage payments and of neglecting to tell homeowners they no longer had private mortgage insurance.
In addition to paying customers for refunds and damages, Nationstar Mortgage will have to pay a $1.5 million fine to the bureau. The company is settling independently with the 48 states, Washington D.C., the U.S. Virgin Islands and Puerto Rico.
Collins' fishing star looks to reel in customers | SentinelNews.com
For most high school student-athletes, the sports they play are just extracurricular activities. Yes, some will go on to play at the collegiate level and an even smaller percentage will go a level beyond that. For Johnathan Brian of Collins’ fishing team, it’s already becoming a business.
Brian has had success on the lake – he’ll be representing the Titans in a national tournament in June – but he’s beginning to find success in the business of fishing as well. Over a year ago, Brian started nonstoptackle.com, a website where he sales lures he makes. He said that learning how to make his own baits and lures was something that he wanted to do as he began to get more serious about fishing.
BigCommerce Partners with EPAM to Deliver Modern Ecommerce Solutions to Enterprise Customers |
Named one of Fortune's 100 Fastest-Growing Companies for two years in a row, EPAM employs more than 38,000 professionals around the world. Its industry-leading work has helped thousands of brands to modernize their approach to sales, marketing and business operations.
"EPAM is a globally-renowned agency dedicated to the merchant benefits of a best-in-breed approach to digital experience and ecommerce," said Daniel Fertig, Global Director of Agency Partnerships at BigCommerce. "We have long respected the company's commitment to transforming digital businesses and saw an opportunity to combine our expertise to help ecommerce companies across the globe scale their digital presence as they adapt to this ever-changing retail environment."
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