Consumers stories - Page 9

Analysis of the data suggests that people are looking for more purposeful internet use, with a focus on quality over quantity, the researchers state.

Consumers or buyers? The failure of many companies lies in their confusion of the two, leading to product flops and wasted resources.

Against an uncertain macro environment, customers are going to be increasingly selective with how and where they spend their money in 2023.

TeknTrash is an AI and analytics company that has created Stipra, a system that manages post-sales data, allowing organisations to understand consumer patterns.

Apple has announced the release of its new generation MacBook Pro laptops, containing its more powerful updated chipsets, the M2 Pro & M2 Max.

Apple unveils new Mac mini systems with M2 & M2 Pro chips offering faster performance, higher memory bandwidth, and improved connectivity options.

New research from SOTI has found 49% of Australian consumers prefer to shop with retailers offering an experience based on their personal preferences.

For CSPs, their opportunity to stand out in such a crowded field is through customer experiences that are immersive, intuitive, and compelling across audiences.

Sophos Intercept X achieved 100% accuracy in detecting and stopping cyber attacks in SE Labs' tests, earning three AAA awards.

Business should prepare themselves for even more growth and innovation in CDR in 2023, according to new analysis from Adatree.

By 2027, blockchain technology will enter the mainstream, touching over 70% of common consumer activities, predicts IDC.

Organisations are looking to expand industry ecosystems as the next phase of digital transformation, building upon investments they've made.

Gartner reveals its top five predictions for marketing leaders, including combating misinformation and ethical AI concerns.

Consumer data is becoming more complex, making it crucial to extract the right insights. The art and science of engaging customers is crucial.

Consumer values have shifted due to global challenges, leading to increased purchases in home entertainment, health, and technology, according to GfK research.

Capterra has released the results of a study on first-party data collection, revealing consumer attitudes towards enterprise use of their personal data.

Foodstuffs admits using facial recognition in some NZ stores, facing criticism while expanding technology trial.

As part of its announcements at the Oktane2 customer event, Okta has unveiled the new Okta Customer Identity Cloud.

New research reveals Australian consumers will walk away from a brand if they failed to protect their personal data.

Australian Consumers Value Privacy: Capterra Study Reveals Attitudes towards First-Party Data Collection, Incentives, and Trust.