Because the team of the online printing and e-commerce platform Helloprint found the previous automation solutions for the customer experience in e-commerce too standardised, too inflexible and too cost-intensive, they took matters into their own hands without further ado - and developed their own AI-supported automation software with Engaige. →
Those who run an online store are often also represented within online marketplaces such as Amazon, Ebay or Etsy in order to expand their own reach - and thus their sales. Luxembourg-based startup MarketLeap has developed an AI-enabled e-commerce system that addresses this very point.→
Digital documents are increasingly becoming the default option in European legislation and communications. Against this digital-only approach, the leading European print and paper industry associations have now joined forces and issued a joint statement.→
The Directive on distance contracts for financial services will be adopted tomorrow. As the name suggests, this directive makes or revises provisions on loans and other financial services. However, it also contains a completely unrelated provision on the right of withdrawal for remote sales contracts. The new obligation introduces a cancellation function for digitally concluded sales contracts.→
Google is the name given to anyone who is looking for information, products or service providers. With almost 9 billion search queries per day and a global market share of almost 92 percent, the search engine developed by Larry Page and Sergey Brin in the mid-1990s is the most important access point to the World Wide Web. Exactly 25 years ago today, Google went online with the first search index at google.com.→
Johannes Gutenberg is regarded as the inventor of printing with movable metallic letters and thus as the founder of modern letterpress printing - at least in Europe. This is because a collection of Buddhist teachings appeared in Korea 78 years before the world-famous Gutenberg Bible, and was also already printed with metallic letters. A collaborative research project has now set itself the task of finding out more about this.→
With "More than Print", Elanders Print & Packaging has launched its own podcast - and invited a real print enthusiast for the very first episode. In a conversation with Steven Asumang, Head of Marketing & E-Commerce, Bernd Zipper explains why print is sexy even (or especially) in an increasingly digital world, why media use is like a toolbox that everyone should be able to put together freely, and what print stores are able to hold their own. Curious?→
On 14 and 15 March 2024, the Online Print Symposium will enter its 11th round at the Science Congress Center Munich with more than 300 participants from all over the world! After a brilliant anniversary event, the Online Print Symposium now presents itself in a new look. The new logo and design can already be seen on the website: https://online-print-symposium.de/en/→
Amazon wants a piece of the growing direct-to-consumer (D2C) trend. The world's largest online marketplace is pleased with its "Buy with Prime" feature, which has been available to U.S. third-party sellers for several months. So satisfied, in fact, that the company is now even teaming up with Shopify to establish the new function across an even broader market.→
"Immersive exhibitions are designed to simplify access to artists such as Monet, van Gogh, and Klimt and their works via room-filling, large digital screens, sound installations, and virtual reality. What is currently THE trend in art is also making its way into e-commerce, as a study by Zendesk proves. Immersion is playing an increasingly important role, especially in customer service. →