Average transaction was more than 47 thousand dollars. Electric cars are even pricier.

The banking and financial services sector is among the remaining legacy industries that must be dragged into modernity.

This $700 billion market is chugging toward the trillion-dollar mark in annual revenue and should top that milestone before the end of the decade.

This axiom drives the consumer packaged goods industry, a multi-trillion dollar per year behemoth encompassing many of the products we regularly purchase.

As ecommerce becomes further engrained in the culture through increased mobile use, the digital connection now extends inside the store.

Take something as tradition-bound as classroom education, upend its flow with a virus that stops in-person attendance, and incorporate digital tools to reach a far larger audience. The result is a reinvention of how learning occurs.

The industry is being transformed by a combination of market pressures and outside forces.

The digitization of Money

The global food and beverage industry is a study in contrasts andhow unexpected events shape human behavior.

An Industry Checkup

There are an estimated 300 million smart homes in the world

The number of fraud and identity theft cases has almost tripled over the last ten years, growing into a multi-billion dollar per year.

Technology is reshaping the industry and replacing the traditional face-to-face model of buying and selling.

One of the industries that benefitted from the global pandemic was the media and entertainment business,and it’s easy to see why.

Software as a Service (SaaS). The once-disruptive is now mainstream.

Ever-growing connectivity makes the world appear smaller and creates challenges and opportunities in the telecom space.

Ever-growing connectivity makes the world appear smaller and creates challenges and opportunities in the telecom space.​

The travel and hospitality business is a mighty global economic engine that employs millions of people and generates billions of dollars. Changing lifestyles are spawning some interesting trends and also creating a few challenges.

In 1995, GeoCities became the first hosting provider on what was then called The World Wide Web.