Kroger is testing driverless grocery deliveries this autumn as the US supermarket chain looks to ramp up its ecommerce operations amid rising competition from the likes of Amazon.

In the age of big data, many marketers are still prioritising instincts and experience over hard facts, according to new research.

Three fifths of UK consumers leave a website in less than 30 seconds if it’s ugly or hard to navigate, while a quarter of Britons have switched loyalty for better tech, according to new research.

Belarus, Serbia and Russia where the fastest growing European countries for mobile ad spend during last year, with many countries growing fast, according to new research.

Tesco is testing a new “shop and go” technology that lets customers scan and pay for their groceries on their smartphone and then walk out of the store without visiting a till.

Ahead of the rollout of Google’s mobile “Speed Update” in July 2018, a new study suggests that marketers should take note that faster-loading pages already are deciding winners over losers in mobile searches.

Can a creative process really be optimised by an organised technology? Johann Butting at Slack looks at why, contrary to popular opinion, organisation can stimulate creativity rather than hamper it.

We are all aware Silicon Valley still remains the undisputed destination for startups and capital ventures, however, a new crop of global tech hubs are rapidly expanding to one day match the superiority and talent oozing out of the Bay Area.

Farrah Qureshi, CEO, Global Diversity Practice talks about diversity and how the UK is leading the way to tackle the widespread prevalence of stereotypes that are often also perpetuated through advertising and content.

Love Island has become hugely popular in the UK, and retail brands with strong affinities to the viewers of the ITV2 reality show have a great opportunity to target the captive audience across social and digital advertising, according to new research.