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    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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    Virtual Reality: Revolutionizing the Retail Industry in Asia Pacific

    Virtual Reality: Revolutionizing the Retail Industry in Asia Pacific

    Tuesday, July 22, 2025

    According to research by Worldplay, a worldwide pioneer in payments, Virtual Reality (VR) and Augmented Reality (AR) innovation are gradually making strides across the Asia Pacific. Currently, China is leading the market, and other APAC regions are more mindful in their VR/AR take-up and hope that the innovation may play an essential part in retail in the future. 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.

    Salesforce as a Catalyst for Sustainable Growth in APAC Markets

    Salesforce as a Catalyst for Sustainable Growth in APAC Markets

    Tuesday, July 22, 2025

    Fremont, CA: The Asia-Pacific (APAC) region, a hub of emerging markets, holds immense growth potential but faces distinct challenges, including infrastructure constraints, skill shortages, and shifting regulatory environments. In this environment, cloud-based solutions, particularly those offered by Salesforce, are emerging as powerful catalysts, empowering businesses to not only overcome these hurdles but also to foster long-term, sustainable development. Salesforce: Bridging the Gap Towards Sustainable Growth Salesforce’s comprehensive suite of cloud solutions serves as a powerful catalyst for businesses across APAC’s emerging markets, directly addressing their unique challenges and enabling sustainable growth. By democratizing access to enterprise-grade technology, Salesforce’s cloud-native platform eliminates the need for substantial upfront IT infrastructure investments, enabling even resource-constrained SMEs to adopt cutting-edge tools. This accessibility empowers companies to start small and scale seamlessly as they grow, supporting long‑term expansion without prohibitive capital outlays. The platform also strengthens customer engagement and retention, critical factors in highly competitive emerging markets. Through Salesforce Customer 360, organizations gain a unified view of customer interactions across sales, service, marketing, and commerce, enabling them to deliver personalized experiences, improve service efficiency, and build enduring customer relationships. This focus on customer satisfaction forms a cornerstone of sustainable business growth. Operational efficiency and productivity are further enhanced through Salesforce’s automation capabilities within Sales Cloud, Service Cloud, and Marketing Cloud. AI‑powered tools streamline repetitive processes, reduce errors, and free teams to focus on strategic initiatives, driving both cost savings and more sustainable resource utilization. At the same time, the Salesforce Platform—equipped with low‑code and no‑code development tools—empowers businesses to rapidly build and customize applications, fostering innovation and enabling quick adaptation to shifting market dynamics. Salesforce’s extensive partner ecosystem amplifies this impact, generating a significant multiplier effect in revenue while delivering localized expertise, implementation support, and specialized solutions. Initiatives like Trailhead further drive value by equipping individuals with in‑demand digital skills, helping to bridge the regional talent gap and build a more resilient workforce. With robust data integration and analytics through Data Cloud, Salesforce empowers organizations to make informed, data‑driven decisions. By unifying and acting on insights from multiple sources, businesses can refine strategies, optimize operations, and pursue growth that is both profitable and sustainable. Real-World Impact and Future Outlook The impact of Salesforce in APAC's emerging markets is evident in numerous success stories. Companies are leveraging Salesforce to accelerate their digital transformation journeys, improve customer experiences, and drive measurable business outcomes. Studies, like those by IDC, project significant new business revenues and job creation in the APAC region attributable to Salesforce and its ecosystem, highlighting its substantial economic contribution. As emerging markets in APAC continue their trajectory of growth, the role of technology, such as Salesforce, will only become more critical. By providing accessible, scalable, and intelligent cloud solutions, Salesforce is not just enabling businesses to grow; it's empowering them to build resilient, customer-centric, and efficient operations that lay the foundation for truly sustainable development across the region. The convergence of technological innovation and a commitment to sustainable practices is paving the way for a more prosperous and equitable future in the area.

    Optimizing Campaign Performance with Pardot and Real-Time Analytics in APAC

    Optimizing Campaign Performance with Pardot and Real-Time Analytics in APAC

    Tuesday, July 22, 2025

    Fremont, CA: In the diverse Asia-Pacific (APAC) market, marketers are continually seeking an edge to maximize the effectiveness of their campaigns. The combination of Salesforce Pardot (now Marketing Cloud Account Engagement) and real-time analytics offers a powerful solution, enabling businesses to move beyond reactive strategies and embrace agile, data-driven decision-making. The Power of Pardot and Real-Time Analytics for APAC Marketers Pardot stands as a comprehensive B2B marketing automation platform that empowers APAC marketers to drive lead generation, nurture prospects effectively, and achieve more substantial alignment with sales teams. Its sophisticated lead-nurturing capabilities enable automated drip campaigns and personalized email sequences tailored to prospect behavior and engagement—an essential advantage for managing the complex, often extended sales cycles prevalent in APAC B2B markets. Through advanced lead scoring and grading, Pardot assigns scores based on interactions and grades based on demographic or firmographic fit, ensuring that sales teams focus on high‑quality leads and deploy resources more strategically. Marketers can also leverage dynamic content and advanced segmentation to deliver culturally relevant, hyper-personalized experiences across the region’s diverse markets. Seamless integration with Salesforce CRM provides a unified view of the customer journey, ensuring consistent messaging and smoother lead handoffs. Complementing these features, Pardot’s detailed ROI reporting and campaign management tools give marketers actionable insights to track performance, refine strategies, and demonstrate measurable value. When enhanced with real‑time analytics, the power of Pardot reaches new heights. Real‑time analytics allows marketers to monitor website traffic, user engagement, conversion trends, and bounce rates as they occur, enabling immediate adjustments to live campaigns, such as reallocating budgets to high‑performing ads or pausing underperforming ones. This capability not only improves responsiveness but also drives deeper personalization; for example, if a prospect in Singapore browses a specific product page, marketers can instantly trigger a tailored email or offer. Real-time insights further support smarter resource allocation by revealing which channels or messages resonate most, a critical advantage in the APAC region, where budgets often span multiple markets. The ability to make data‑driven decisions without waiting for weekly or monthly reports fosters agility, while instant alerts help teams resolve issues proactively, such as addressing sudden drops in conversions or technical glitches. Even A/B testing benefits, as marketers can experiment with variations on the fly and quickly identify what delivers the most substantial impact. Integrating Pardot with Real-Time Analytics: A Synergistic Approach The actual value of Pardot emerges when it is seamlessly integrated with real-time analytics solutions, enabling organizations to drive data-informed marketing strategies with precision and accuracy. A key approach involves leveraging Salesforce Data Cloud (formerly CDP) as a central repository for unified customer data drawn from Pardot, CRM systems, and other marketing platforms. This holistic data foundation allows businesses to gain a comprehensive view of each customer and perform more accurate, real-time analysis. Likewise, Salesforce CRM Analytics (formerly Einstein Analytics/Tableau CRM)provides advanced visualization and analytical capabilities, enabling marketers to build interactive dashboards, track KPIs, and uncover deeper insights with ease. Many organizations also connect Pardot with third-party analytics platforms via APIs or connectors, facilitating even more granular insights and integration with existing data ecosystems. Harnessing Einstein AI also empowers marketers with predictive analytics, optimized lead scoring, and real-time campaign intelligence, enabling smarter, AI-driven decision-making. For businesses operating in the APAC region, optimizing campaign performance with Pardot and real-time analytics is no longer a luxury but a strategic imperative. By combining Pardot's automation prowess with the immediate, actionable insights of real-time data, marketers can achieve unprecedented agility, personalize experiences at scale, and ultimately drive higher ROI. The key lies in strategic integration, a commitment to data quality, and fostering a data-driven culture that embraces the power of instantaneous insights to stay ahead in the competitive APAC market.

    Key Considerations for Implementing Industrial IoT

    Key Considerations for Implementing Industrial IoT

    Tuesday, July 22, 2025

    Fremont, CA: When it comes to transforming various industries, the Internet of Things (IoT) is making an impact across consumer goods and manufacturing, as well as utilities, agriculture, healthcare, government, and urban development. Industrial IoT (IIoT) is a specialized subset of the broader IoT framework, designed to meet the distinct requirements of specific industries, such as manufacturing, oil and gas, and utilities. While IoT and IIoT share many features, they differ in critical areas such as security, interoperability, scalability, reliability, and automation. It's crucial to grasp these distinctions before rolling out an industrial IoT solution.  Security is one of the most critical requirements in industrial solutions, as even a minor disruption in a high-volume manufacturing process can result in losses of millions of dollars per day. IIoT solutions incorporate various advanced security measures, including threat detection, secure and resilient system architectures, specialized chipsets, encryption, and authentication, as well as management processes. Likewise, IoT solutions for industries need to integrate with existing legacy operations technologies and manufacturing execution systems. Industrial IoT solutions are efficient in supporting and integrating the necessary protocols and data sets while functioning reliably with those systems and technologies. With functionalities similar to those of IoT technologies, Industrial IoT solutions are more adept at ensuring high availability and withstanding high duty cycles around the clock for years, supporting shutdowns only during maintenance. Both IoT and IIoT solutions incorporate these variables, but differ in their implementation. Buyers should closely examine these parameters, as vendors delivering these IIoT solutions may originate from adjacent markets and offer solutions that may not be robust enough for industrial applications.

    The Combined Power of AI and Big Data

    The Combined Power of AI and Big Data

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    The immense capabilities of big data are in the forefront now, but when put to use combining Artificial Intelligence (AI) and machine learning the opportunities double. Big data being a full-grown technology, organizations are now seeking ways to merge AI to reap the accelerated business value.  With the promising convergence of AI and big data, firms can have access to silos of structured and real-time data. Data scientists and statisticians get the liberty and convenience not to depend on the sample data in their researches; instead, they can now utilize big data with AI to import large and granular data for extended, accurate results. The combination aids in the creation of an environment that facilitates data discovery through the process of iteration. As a result, today's data-driven business can seamlessly get involved in experiments and deliver more adequate results. Metlife is reaping the advantages of AI and big data by leveraging them in its operations. Pete Johnson, one of the thought leaders in the AI and Big Data field is the reason behind it. After implementing AI and big data, Metlife's machine learning escalated, as big data boosted the development of scaled-up algorithms.  Big data in association with AI empowers enterprises to process huge volumes of data in a shorter period. Using big data firms can transform data silos into meaningful large datasets, which was previously not possible. AI and machine learning act as a catalyst in this process. These datasets, in return, enables the organization to move forward with greater access to things like transcription, ICR, image and voice files, logistics data and weather data. Thereby, to drive businesses towards success, organizations that are heavily dependent on data must leverage AI and big data. See Also: Top Big Data Solution Companies

    Future of Business Intelligence: Harnessing AI and Cloud Technology

    Future of Business Intelligence: Harnessing AI and Cloud Technology

    Monday, July 21, 2025

    Fremont, CA: Data is essential for organizations of all sizes, and the field of Business Intelligence (BI) is growing rapidly, thanks to continuous advancements. Businesses are increasingly adopting BI to enhance decision-making based on data insights. To effectively utilize Business Intelligence, organizations must develop strategic plans and define roles while leveraging technologies that can improve their BI capabilities. Implementing these technologies is now crucial for any business seeking to improve its overall approach to data-driven decision-making. Artificial Intelligence is the next new thing in BI. With the entry of Artificial Intelligence in BI, organizations now are optimizing AI to discover trends and big data insights which enables them to make faster decisions and drive effective results. Machine Learning (ML) has become a valuable supplement for the analyst. It helps the analyst to stick to their data run and automates tasks like basic math which are easy yet requires a large labor force. Check Out: Top BI and Analytics Solution Companies High demand for data access has paved way to cloud BI. Cloud Bi is extremely scalable, where adding new users to any existing cloud BI solution is easy and quick. It is cost- efficient and comes with better mobile accessibility. Since cloud Bi is an internet- based software, it can be easily installed without the necessity of any IT staff. It is gaining popularity because of its simplicity and user- friendly design. According to Gartner “80 percent of organizations are likely to increase their investment in cloud-based products in the coming years”  Check Out: Top Cloud Solution Companies

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