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 | | Improvements in Online Customer Satisfaction Could Improve the Bottom Line, Says ForeSee Results |
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 | | Although Business Intelligence (BI) offers great business opportunities, most enterprises are still failing to use it strategically... |
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 | | comScore Networks released holiday and annual spending figures for full year 2004. Online consumer retail spending grew by an impressive 29 percent compared to the 2003 season, exceeding comScore’s initial expectation of 23 to 26 percent growth... |
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 | | In response to the increasing competition and market maturity in the short messaging services (SMS) space, mobile operators in Europe are shifting focus to multimedia messaging services (MMS)... |
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 | | RFID is an automatic identification technology embedded in various products that, through the use of radio frequency identification tags and readers, provides information about the product's movement in the supply chain and hence... |
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 | | More than 35 million Americans purchased travel online in 2003, five million more than in 2002, according to The PhoCusWright Consumer Travel Trends Survey Sixth Edition... |
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 | | Today’s marketers know that branding and loyalty only occur when the customer-experience matches the brand promise. A survey results now show that marketers are challenged to deliver the customer insights... |
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 | | The research conducted by Atlas DMT provides traffic forecasting benchmarks by quantifying the trade-offs between the top 10 ranks in paid search. The insights will be used to inform strategic decisions for search marketing campaigns... |
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 | | Retailers must develop new online selling skills to appeal to the millions of consumers signing up for broadband Internet access. According to new research from Forrester Research, broadband results in more demanding shoppers... |
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 | | Online behavior around this year's summer blockbuster movie season shows that the Internet continues to grow as a major source of information, advertising and commerce... |
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 | | Study By Business Objects and Business Week Research Services Finds a Majority of Critical Business Decisions are Based on 'Gut Feel', Rather than Fact... |
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