B2B news stories - Page 2

B2B commerce has gone truly digital in the wake of the pandemic, and it’s changed processes and behaviours for those on both sides of transaction – perhaps for good.

Thanks to the acquisition of the Magneto platform, Adobe is the only vendor to have achieved a rating of 3+ out of 5 in all criteria in both Waves.

The analysts find that B2B payments revenue is estimated to double, reaching $1,356.28 billion by 2025. This is up from $671.32 billion in 2018 and represents a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 10.5%.

The Chinese giant has created a global direct sourcing platform to support medical personnel in Chinese areas impacted by coronavirus.

The platform from the new company Global Direct could be a game-changer for cross-border B2B transactions.

Australia is leading the way in APAC for granting credit on B2B transactions.

A summary of everything you need to understand Magento and it's product offering.

A new study has found at least 80 percent of New Zealand business websites are slow, generic, and verging on being narcissistic.

Here's what went down at APACs largest B2B technology exhibition and conference.

As the largest and longest-running B2B conference in the APAC region, CeBIT is certainly not an event to be missed.

The new Australian e-invoicing standard has been created through a collaboration between Government and Industry, led by the Digital Business Council.

A brand is more important than a marketing campaign, it is an authentic expression of the character and values of the company.

Legacy commerce systems are holding organisations back, causing them to miss out on at least $2 million in sales.

Cloud-hosted Platform-as-a-Service solutions are becoming more popular as modern developers who work with B2B eCommerce solutions favour them.

“Digitalisation and the need for greater agility call for a holistic approach to integration to improve adaptability to new business models."

Accenture’s new study on digital success yields some interesting results.

In a world where customers are more informed and discerning than ever, marketing has become a key strategic way to build reputation and boost revenue.

Competitive pressures and desire for more meaningful customer relationships driving manufacturers to reconsider what customer experience means within a B2B context.

In an era of rapid commoditisation and increasing competition, companies are focusing on delivering a superior customer experience to differentiate themselves.