NRF 2019: 5 essential steps to an optimal customer journey
As NRF 2019 closes its doors, get our tips for offering your customers the best purchasing...
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CES 2019: which products and innovations will revolutionise uses this year?
From 8 to 11 January 2019, the main new technology players got together in Las Vegas for another edition of the Consumer Electronics Show. Founded in 1967, the event was attended by over 182,000 visitors and 4,400 exhibitors this year, including 420 French startups. #CES2019 - which products will really revolutionise...
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Digital workspace: a technological and managerial challenge?
Users, IT managers and CxO alike all need to fight for the same cause, i.e. that of the digital workspace and the competitive edge it can deliver. The digital age, mobility, business applications and new working methods all imply a new, employee and client-oriented organisation. But companies still have a long way to go yet – if the results of two surveys by Forbes Insights and BPIfrance Le Lab are anything to go by. Attracting and retaining the connected generation (or C-Generation), the need for ever-faster technology refreshes, BYOD policies, supplying mobile apps, empowering users, more extensive, flexible...
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Highlights of Mobile Word Congress 2018
MWC 2018 in Barcelona is over, after a number of announcements and launches to whet the appetites of geeks everywhere, amateurs or professional. We took a look at the most memorable features of this year’s event. 6 major new phones Mobile World Congress is first and foremost the place where the latest hardware announcements are made and this year was no exception, with Samsung, Sony, ZTE, Nokia, Huawei and Qualcomm unveiling their latest models. Galaxy S9: Samsung’s new flagship phone Samsung revealed the Galaxy S9 and Galaxy S9+, its new flagship models. Features include new photo sensors, facial recognition...
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The new smartphones for 2017: a review of the latest models
At the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona (MWC 2017), which ended yesterday, LG, Lenovo, BlackBerry and Sony were the first to unveil their new wares, including their flagship smartphones. HTC, meanwhile, had decided to launch its 2017 models earlier, in January. The Samsung Galaxy S8 and S8+ will be officially launched at the end of March, but rumours and leaked specs give us a good idea already of the performances of these much-awaited models. Where smartphones are concerned, the main trends at MWC 2017 focused less on technological prowess and more on improvements in terms of user-friendliness. The makers...
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