Can high street retailers compete with the rising competition from retail disruptors? Craig Summers, UK Managing Director, Manhattan Associates, looking at why traditional retailers need to celebrate in-store interaction and empower their store associates instead of continually investing in solutions that don’t engage the customer.

While online sales continue to grow, people still find the digital shopping experience lacking – with four-in-ten (40%) consumers saying they’re unable to differentiate between one online brand and another, according to new research.

With a seemingly endless supply of micro influencers to choose from, how can retailers ensure they find the right fit and optimise their social media investment? Apu Gupta, CEO of Curalate offers a five-step guide to successfully nurturing exposure using this personalised marketing approach.

US voters who lean toward the right are engaging with new apps more than their liberal counterparts, highlighting the stark difference in media consumption between voters, according to new research.

6-second ads that are repurposed from TV commercials rarely work, so how can brands create an emotional connection in a tiny amount of time on a mobile screen? New eye-tracking research looks at what successful short ads all have in common.

With Black Friday and Cyber Monday fast approaching, how can retailers turn one-off shoppers into loyal customers? New research shows four key ingredients needed to build trust and loyalty during the busiest shopping period of the year.

LinkedIn has conducted a complete overhaul of Campaign Manager designed to make it easier to create campaigns and measure their impact.

An increasing number of IT security professionals see future in IoT and social media for general opinion, general news and discussion on IT Security, according to new research.

The Association for Online Publishing (AOP) will be providing its members with a centralised pool of verified cookie data, via a single login, in collaboration with The Media Trust.

Technology and automation will define the future of road transport but significant obstacles stand in the way, such as trade wars and Brexit, according to new research.