Books, travel and now Canali from Harry
Just a few years ago, Harry Rosen Inc found that consumers weren’t ready to buy its luxury men’s wear online. They worried about using credit cards on…
Digital transformation requires a north star. Ours is Commerce.
The purchase journey of the modern customer has become increasingly complex. Recognizing this, we have re-aligned our teams, processes, and solutions to deliver more immersive experiences in three critical areas: engagement, experience, and commerce.
How To Create Your Own YouTube Channel
Web videos are becoming an increasingly popular way to display content online (some companies are even turning their blogs into VBlogs or Video Blogs…
Experiencing the Web as a Near Totally Blind User - First-Hand Accessibility Part I
I've talked in detail about specific accessibility improvements that affect me directly as a blind computer user. In a new series that I'm starting…
Digital Trends Spotlight: In-Person Return Centres
As inflation grows, retailers must adjust to mounting pressure on profit margins. The cost of product returns, in particular, is a sizeable concern.
Pantheon announces data residency for Canadian, EU, and Australian Regions
For consumers, competition is always better -- it improves motivation, supports competitive pricing, and offers flexibility. For Canadian companies…
Start Planning Now to Join Us for Drupal North in Toronto
Toronto in summer is a wonderful experience. It’s one of Canada’s most exciting cities and this year, from Aug. 10-12th, it will be hosting one of the…
Deloitte’s TMT Predictions: Smart Speakers, Machine Learning, 5G
I was lucky enough to attend the Digital Creative 519 conference, organized by LEDC and held at Museum London the other week. The new (to me!) meeting…
Purolator, Intuitive Digital Experience
With enhanced navigation, Purolator's new website offers fast access to users' immediate needs.
When Bad Things Happen to Good Brands
Every company wants its brand to be ubiquitous -- but there's a caveat to that. The concept that there is no such thing as bad publicity is just wrong…