Consumers stories - Page 9

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.

Australian consumers want brands and retailers fined for fake reviews with many wanting a fine of more than 20% of the business’ total revenue.

NICE has announced its industry breakthrough as the first to orchestrate synchronous and asynchronous interactions at scale.

The report shows that SMEs and consumers agree that there's room for further growth in the already booming eCommerce sector.

Retailers urged to invest in rugged, purpose-built devices to avoid lower productivity and higher total cost of ownership.

Forter has partnered with the Accent Group to help automate and scale the footwear firm’s eCommerce business, using its Trusted Conversions solution.

BigCommerce has released its consumer survey designed to give retailers insight into current and emerging trends shaping the way consumers buy from brands.

OPPO launches Reno8 series Smartphone in Europe and Australasia, along with OPPO Pad Air and new IoT products.

The rise of ghost kitchens and virtual brands in Australia's food industry could be the key to survival for struggling restaurants.

ECOVACS ROBOTICS has launched its new vacuum cleaner and broom, DEEBOT X1 PLUS, with innovative features and sleek design.

2degrees has launched its eSIMs for consumer customers just over two weeks after releasing eSIMs for businesses.

Consumers believe how a company treats their data reflects how they treat their customers, according to a new survey.

Samsung has announced new additions to its SmartWatch portfolio, with the Galaxy Watch5 and Galaxy Watch5 Pro to be released in late August.

Companies faced with the challenge of digital transformation are encountering issues such as talent shortages and technical debt.

According to research from Canalys PC Analysis, Chromebook and tablet shipments have fallen for the fourth quarter in a row for Q2 of 2022.

Aussie consumers have low levels of trust for advertising, but will pay more to purchase from a trusted brand, a new report from Cheetah Digital reveals.

Consumers will engage with new brands across all channels, including online, in-store and social media, as long as the content is relevant and trustworthy.