Earlier this year, Facebook began integrating chatbots into its Messenger platform. What is lesser known, however, is the back-end secret weapon that’s been powering the quick release schedule of this update, while also driving efficiencies in the wider enterprise space. Luke Bond, senior consultant at software engineering company, YLD, explains why, despite all of the … [Read more…]
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Ryanair is using Bench marketing platform as part of the airline’s wider digital transformation and customer engagement programme.
Four fifths of consumers believe biometrics are more secure than traditional user names and passwords. Patrick Salyer, CEO of customer identity management expert Gigya, believes now is the time for brands to move away from what is quickly becoming an archaic form of authentication and embrace new technologies.
Four-fifths (82%) of business executives believe that successful adoption of the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) is critical to their company’s future success. Despite this, only 25% of surveyed companies have a clear strategy, according to new research.