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    • Top E-Commerce Tech Solution Providers 2025

    Top E-Commerce Tech Solution Providers 2025

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      Top E-Commerce Tech Solution Providers 2025

    • OneProof

      OneProof

      OneProof is Japan’s most prominent internet storefront provider, offering comprehensive e-commerce solutions. It helps companies develop an online retail presence and market strategies tailored to the Japanese market. It also develops strategies and marketing plans to facilitate partnerships between foreign companies and Japanese retailers.

    • AnyMind Group (AnyX)

      AnyMind Group (AnyX)

      AnyMind Group (AnyX) offers a unified e-commerce channel management platform that integrates sales, inventory, CRM, and KPI reporting. It enables brands to streamline operations, enhance customer engagement, and expand sales channels through real-time data synchronization and customizable dashboards.

    • OnPoint

      OnPoint

      OnPoint is Vietnam’s leading e-commerce enabler, providing one-stop, data-driven solutions including omni-channel strategy, e-store management, marketing, and logistics. It supports Southeast Asian brands with technology and expertise to accelerate growth and optimize customer engagement across digital commerce.

    • Rush

      Rush

      Rush provides fast, reliable last-mile delivery and logistics services in the Philippines. It leverages technology to optimize parcel tracking, route planning, and customer communication, supporting e-commerce businesses with efficient fulfillment and superior customer experience.

    • Shippit

      Shippit

      Shippit is a cloud-based shipping platform that simplifies e-commerce fulfillment by integrating multiple couriers and automating delivery workflows. It helps retailers optimize shipping costs, improve delivery speed, and enhance customer satisfaction through real-time tracking and analytics.

    • Up2China

      Up2China

      Up2China bridges international brands with Chinese consumers, offering end-to-end e-commerce solutions. It manages platform positioning, D2C infrastructure, social media marketing, and data-driven insights to maximize brand growth and customer retention in China’s dynamic online marketplace.

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    Transforming Retail: The Impact of VR and AR in Asia Pacific

    Transforming Retail: The Impact of VR and AR in Asia Pacific

    Thursday, July 10, 2025

    Research from Worldplay reveals that Virtual Reality (VR) and Augmented Reality (AR) technologies are increasingly gaining traction in the Asia Pacific region. China is at the forefront of this trend, showcasing significant advancements in VR and AR applications. Other areas within the APAC are cautiously exploring these technologies, recognizing their potential to revolutionize the retail landscape in the coming years. Adopting VR and AR could significantly enhance customer experiences and reshape the future of shopping. As per the research, about 22 percent of the people in Australia have utilized VR innovation, and 14 percent call themselves as early adopters. It's a comparable circumstance in Japan, where just 19 percent have attempted VR innovation – the minimum of any market overviewed by Worldpay. With China driving the way, Asian organizations have started to examine the eventual fate of VR/AR innovation and are prepared to meet buyer requests as and when they emerge. Numerous dealers are now taking a gander at how VR/AR innovation may make new Omni-channel encounters, improve mobile shopping, and drive the next age of consumer-led retail advancements. A convincing, immersive and consistent VR experience can drive higher client engagement and may even have the ability to increase sales. As more organizations try different things with VR/AR, they have to consider if VR innovation can bolster purchases too. Whatever the business channel, it's fundamental to influence the payment process both smooth and secure for clients. Check Out: Top AR/VR Solution Companies Because of this, analysts at Worldpay are exploring how customers can pay to utilize a credit or debit card while remaining immersed inside a virtual domain. The global payments processor has made proof of the idea, which gives similar levels of comfort, and security that customers have in-store and online, without expecting to leave the virtual world.

    Enhancing Customer Satisfaction through Omni-Channel Payments

    Enhancing Customer Satisfaction through Omni-Channel Payments

    Wednesday, July 09, 2025

    Fremont, CA: A recent study highlights that implementing an omni-channel approach payment strategy is essential for creating a seamless customer experience in retail. Many merchants and retailers are open to adopting this approach, recognizing that advancements in payment technology can benefit their businesses. A substantial number are even willing to invest more for a wider variety of payment options, provided these services offer added value. A majority believe that integrating new payment methods will lead to improved operational efficiency and a better customer experience. The rapid digitization of commerce and payment technology is a critical aspect of improving customer engagement while reducing costs at the same time. The EMV payment method that used to be a pain-point for in-store retail fraud has now reduced, according to 82 percent of merchants in the U.S., however, the fraudulent activity has now shifted online. In the Asian region, however, cards continue to dominate the retail and merchant sales figures, accounting for 52 percent of payments. For retailers and merchants to remain competitive in the ever-changing market, they will need to foster stronger partnerships with payment companies that, both, understand their market and improve the omni-channel capabilities to reach new markets.

    AI's Role in Apac's Digital Transformation Journey

    AI's Role in Apac's Digital Transformation Journey

    Tuesday, July 08, 2025

    The Asia-Pacific (APAC) region—a tapestry of diverse economies, cultures, and technological advancements—stands at the forefront of a pivotal evolution: integrating Artificial Intelligence (AI) into the core fabric of digital transformation. The AI Digital Transformation Services market in APAC is not merely expanding but fundamentally reshaping industries, redefining operational paradigms, and unlocking unprecedented value across public and private sectors. This field encompasses various services to help organizations leverage AI technologies to transform operations and deliver enhanced customer value. Market Momentum and Growth Catalysts across the Region The demand for AI-driven digital transformation services across APAC is experiencing robust growth, fueled by various factors. Governments throughout the region increasingly recognize AI’s strategic importance, initiating national strategies, investing in digital infrastructure, and launching programs that create fertile ground for AI adoption. Concurrently, the rapid expansion of cloud computing infrastructure has provided the necessary scalability and processing power for complex AI workloads, making advanced solutions more accessible to organizations of all sizes. The region’s vast, digitally native consumer base further amplifies this momentum. Organizations face mounting pressure to innovate, personalize customer experiences, and optimize operations to remain competitive in rapidly evolving markets. AI offers a powerful toolkit to meet these demands, prompting businesses to seek external expertise to navigate the complexities of AI implementation. Rising digital literacy and increasing acceptance of AI-powered tools among companies and consumers further accelerate adoption. As a result, market projections consistently indicate substantial growth in the coming years, underscoring AI’s transformative potential across APAC’s diverse economies. A Suite of Technologies Powers AI Digital Transformation Services in APAC Machine Learning (ML) remains a cornerstone, enabling predictive analytics for forecasting, anomaly detection for security and quality control, and recommendation engines for personalized engagement. Natural Language Processing (NLP) is revolutionizing human-computer interaction, driving advancements in intelligent chatbots, automated customer service, insights extraction from unstructured text, and multilingual communication, which are critical in APAC’s linguistically diverse landscape. Computer Vision technologies are gaining traction across sectors, from manufacturing (for quality inspection) and retail (for in-store customer behavior analysis) to healthcare (for medical image analysis). Increasingly, AI solutions are being augmented with sensor data from Internet of Things (IoT) devices, enabling innovations in smart cities, supply chain visibility, and predictive maintenance. The emergence of Generative AI adds yet another transformative layer. Organizations are integrating generative models for content creation, code generation, synthetic data production for AI model training, and novel customer engagement interfaces, broadening the horizons of automation and creativity within digital transformation programs. A Spectrum of Service Engagements A Spectrum of Service Engagements APAC's AI digital transformation services are multifaceted, addressing various organizational needs and maturity levels. Strategic advisory and consulting services assist businesses in identifying high-impact AI use cases, developing transformation roadmaps, assessing organizational readiness, and formulating data strategies, which are critical for aligning AI initiatives with overarching business objectives. Implementation and integration services form a significant market segment, involving deploying AI models, developing bespoke AI applications, and integrating AI capabilities into enterprise systems such as ERP and CRM platforms. This typically requires deep technical expertise in AI algorithms, data engineering, and cloud platforms. Platform development services are also gaining traction, with service providers supporting organizations in building scalable, in-house AI platforms for developing, deploying, and managing their own AI models. This approach fosters sustainable, longterm AI capabilities. Managed services ensure ongoing AI system performance, maintenance, and optimization through model monitoring, retraining, compliance assurance, and performance tuning. A shift towards end-to-end partnerships is evident, with providers accompanying clients through the entire transformation journey—from strategy to sustained operation. Adoption of AI transformation services varies across APAC’s diverse economies, but several industries stand out. The financial services sector leverages AI for fraud detection, algorithmic trading, credit scoring, risk management, and personalized financial advisory services. Retail and e-commerce utilize AI for demand forecasting, supply chain optimization, pricing, customized marketing, and customer experience enhancement. Manufacturing applies AI for predictive maintenance, process optimization, computer vision-based quality control, and worker safety improvements. Healthcare increasingly deploys AI for diagnostic support through image analysis, drug discovery acceleration, personalized treatment planning, and operational optimization. Telecommunications providers employ AI for network optimization, infrastructure maintenance, customer service automation, and personalization. Adoption is also growing in transportation, logistics, energy, and government services sectors, demonstrating AI’s broad applicability. The surging demand for AI transformation services has led to a significant need for specialized talent across the region. Data scientists, ML engineers, AI ethicists, data engineers, and AI strategists are in high demand. Universities and educational institutions are expanding AI-focused curricula, while governments and corporations invest heavily in upskilling and reskilling initiatives. Collaboration among industry, academia, and government is critical to nurturing the talent pool required to sustain the momentum of AI-driven transformation. The outlook for AI Digital Transformation Services in APAC remains overwhelmingly positive. AI will increasingly be integrated into core business processes, moving from isolated projects to becoming intrinsic to operational strategy. Hyper-personalization, enabled by sophisticated AI analytics, will become standard across customer interactions. The complexity of tasks suitable for AI automation will continue to expand, affecting both blue-collar and white-collar roles. Meanwhile, responsible AI governance—ensuring fairness, transparency, and accountability—will become integral to service offerings. The convergence of AI with IoT, 5G, and cloud technologies will further unlock transformative applications. Organizations will increasingly shift focus from mere technology deployment to achieving measurable business outcomes, fostering a data-driven decision-making culture powered by AI. The APAC AI digital transformation services market represents an expanding field central to the region’s future competitiveness and innovation. Driven by technological advancements, proactive government policies, evolving business demands, and a digitally adept population, organizations across APAC are increasingly leveraging external expertise to harness the full potential of AI. While the journey involves navigating complexity, the momentum is unmistakable. AI is no longer a futuristic concept but a strategic imperative, and the sophisticated services enabling this transformation are set to play a pivotal role in shaping APAC’s economic landscape for years to come.

    Influence of AI on Supply Chain Management

    Influence of AI on Supply Chain Management

    Monday, July 07, 2025

    Fremont, CA: AI has been integrated into various technologies since its inception, influencing everything from CRM automation to the development of self-sustaining production cycles. The supply chain sector has gained significant attention for its numerous applications driven by AI advancements. AI brings with itself a suite of automated services that bolster supply chain management (SCM) with real-time data analytics. Rightly validating the hype surrounding the technology, SCM connoisseurs are adapting AI strategies to optimize bare essentials of a supply chain. From real-time data access to segregation of unstructured data to autonomous decision making, AI is making significant changes to the way supply chain is pursued in the current day and age. Consider an example of product distributor operating in three different countries. Not only should the consignments reach its appropriate destination in the stipulated time but also should go through a series of operations that determine the trajectory of the supply chain. Using AI, each succeeding operation can be scheduled in accordance with the trajectory and proceeding operation, thereby completing automated checkpoints along its path. This process accounts for real-time data access, allowing supply chain managers to govern the data flow using the various checkpoints; autonomous actionable parameters can be incorporated within the trajectory so that the process of decision-making is simplified. All the data is classified into multiple channels, allowing authorized personnel to augment changes accordingly. Although this is a typical example of supply chain automation, AI goes a long way providing flexibility and ease of operations.

    Role of Blockchain in Fostering a Trust-Based Economy

    Role of Blockchain in Fostering a Trust-Based Economy

    Friday, July 04, 2025

    Fremont, CA: Organizations are anticipated to intensify their efforts in exploring blockchain technology as a key component in cultivating trust within the evolving digital economy. Research from Deloitte LLP indicates that the current "trust economy" is increasingly characterized by peer-to-peer (P2P) transactions, which are primarily facilitated through blockchain technology. These transactions operate independently of traditional methods, such as guaranteed cashier's checks or credit ratings. According to the Deloitte analysts' reports, this system hinges on each participant's digital identity and reputation, which will soon be securely stored and managed within a blockchain framework. The "trust" factor of individuals may include tax information, professional or financial histories, consumer preferences, and medical information. Reputational identities can also be maintained by companies who can develop a good trustworthiness being a business vendor or a business partner. Blockchain as Trust Builder Blockchain is an electronic ledger for the public like a relational database which can easily and openly be shared among users to create records. These records are basically unchangeable in nature, and each of them is stamped for once and linked to the previous one. The digital records or transactions are lined like a thread which is called a block, out of which the name has been created. It allows either an open set of users who can participate in electronic ledger. However, each of such blocks is linked with a particular participant. Participants can keep the blockchain updated being a vital part of the system and once new data enters in the chain; it can never be removed. Blockchains, however, contains verified and true records of each and every transactions made within a system.

    Revolutionizing Healthcare Through 5G Technology

    Revolutionizing Healthcare Through 5G Technology

    Thursday, July 03, 2025

    Fremont, CA: The introduction of 5G technology is poised to transform the healthcare sector. Patients today are increasingly seeking healthcare services that are integrated and accessible, utilizing various applications, wearable devices, and telehealth solutions. This shift towards a more connected form of care highlights the demand for innovative solutions that enhance patient experiences and streamline healthcare delivery. As healthcare becomes increasingly digitized, the role of 5G will be crucial in meeting patient expectations and improving overall health outcomes. Titled ‘From Healthcare to Homecare,' the report uncovers the impact that 5G connectivity would have on the fate of healthcare and its transformation across over precaution, schedule, and post-operative care.   It demonstrates that 5G will be crucial in transforming the healthcare sector, giving transmission efficiency in an ecosystem of alerts and feedback, mobility and low latency. For example, in remote health observation, wearable gadgets –, for example, heart monitors and glucose screens, require high recurrence updates of the central data repository, precisely at low rates. Specialists say that current networks can't give that needed quality of support while associating an expansive number of such devices, and they have a belief that 5G can address these challenges. Studies have shown that patients or consumers are always concerned about the dependability the devices tracking their health — which could incorporate unwavering quality of the network they're on. Along these lines, telecom operators could empower medical devices that directly connect to the internet associate rather than to depending on a patient's cell phone. Likewise, 5G is additionally anticipated to enhance connectivity. For example, 35 percent of cross-industry decision makers are looking forward to the 5G network to provide better connectivity and sub-1ms latency connections, the reason being to enable haptic feedback to support surgeons' capacities to do robotic surgery. The specimen isn't illustrative of the all-inclusive population; however, Ericsson predicts these early adopters could make way for the healthcare trends in the years to come. The second survey included 900 decision makers of the hospital. The outcomes were augmented with patient and supplier focus groups held in the US and UK.

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