The banking industry has been digitizing its services and processes in response to low margins and increased competition for several years now. As consumer appetite for digital services continues to grow, new banking technologies are springing up like mushrooms to transform the entire banking market. In this post, you’ll learn how traditional banks can reach consumers today, improve the customer experience, optimise their business and stay ahead of their competition.

The use of advanced technologies will continue to fuel the growth in online commerce in the future. Consumer brands are on thin ice that will give way under those that embrace digital technologies without a pre-determined strategy or solely for the sake of digitalisation. Check out this short guide to learn how you can transform your business safely and effectively.

The meteoric rise of digital advertising and new marketing trends have revolutionised the FMCG industry. From smart shopping carts to maximising advertising investments, companies are adapting their business models to the new reality. Read this post to learn about the key trends transforming the industry and retailers that are emerging as winners from the crisis.

While banks previously did not fully take advantage of digital technology, the past year has seen significant strides in their digital transformation. While they’ve managed to digitalize new processes and deploy services for contactless remote commerce in just a few months, they still have their work cut out for them in the future. Read this post to find out how the traditional banking industry is adapting to the new environment and the things that will have a huge impact on its future.

The automotive industry faces several challenges, despite the impressive global sales figures achieved in recent years (68.2 million cars in 2018 and 65.5 million in 2019). Lockdown measures have led to the closure of production facilities, disruptions in supply chains and a drop in walk-in traffic at retail outlets. On the other hand, this year has seen a renewed interest in car purchases. How is the automotive industry coping with the challenges and where do we stand after the first quarter of the year?

A best practice example of leveraging digital media for branding and accelerating sales by using intelligent advertising technologies and advanced databases.

The digital transformation of the media inventory of Ljubljana Jože Pučnik Airport is an example of good practice for monetizing proprietary media assets.

Since the introduction of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), publishers met with immersive challenge of adapting new data protocols. To make the challenge easier, Interactive Advertising Bureau (IAB) designed a Transparency and Consent Framework (TCF), so publishers and ad vendors could continue to use digital advertising while providing consumers more control and privacy over their data.

During the epidemic, display advertising was the most prevalent form of advertising, among other things because it offered brand protection and safety.

As a publisher, operating based on the advertising business model, your bottom-line goal is to get the highest yield for every ad impression. Yield management is all about that, meaning selling ad inventory to the right customer, at the right time, for the highest possible price.
Nevertheless, yield optimization is becoming more and more complex and technically difficult. Perfecting a yield optimization strategy can take time, skill and endless testing. But there are some tips that every digital publisher can implement before diving into the super technical details.