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Oct 23, 2024 |
forrester.com | Lily Varon |Seth Marrs |Lee Sustar
It’s been quite a ride for payments in recent years: From 2020 through 2022, the COVID-19 pandemic flooded the market with tumult and innovation in equal measure. In 2023, we battened down the hatches after the groundswell of that innovation. 2024 was about setting our businesses apart from competitors after all that change by leveraging payments technology to wrap value around the payment itself. So what awaits us in 2025?
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May 30, 2024 |
forrester.com | Pushpa Marwal |Lily Varon |Stephanie Liu |Diego Giudice
As Artificial Intelligence (AI) continues its ascent, captivating the global imagination and reshaping industries, the financial sector stands on the brink of transformative change. A 2023 Forrester survey indicates that 63% of business and tech leaders plan to increase their investments in emerging technologies in the coming year. However, despite this fervor, only 18% reported high success rates in their previous year’s tech initiatives.
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Mar 20, 2024 |
forrester.com | Meng Liu |Lily Varon
On March 19, 2024, Grab made waves in the digital payment realm by introducing a brand-new feature: cryptocurrency top-up capabilities within its digital wallet. This move marks a significant milestone in the region’s super app landscape. As I have been tracking blockchain and crypto since 2016, I couldn’t resist delving into this innovation to assess its potential impact on the payments industry. Here’s a brief rundown of my observations:1.
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Mar 18, 2024 |
forrester.com | Nicole Murgia |Lily Varon |David Hoffman
Over the past years, beauty brands have increased their DTC operations to compete with Amazon and other major retailers — and to strengthen their customer relationships. Still, just 17% of US online adults have purchased cosmetics or makeup products directly from a brand or manufacturer, per Forrester’s Retail Topic Insights Survey, 2023.
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Mar 18, 2024 |
forrester.com | Ted Schadler |Lily Varon |John Arnold
Last week, we issued our analysis of the Q4 2023 earnings announcements of large public technology service providers. Our takeaways? First, tech service providers grew much slower in 2023 than in 2022 signaling a belt tightening in technology spend. But providers project faster growth in 2024 fueled by core transformations and investments in AI. While providers want to talk about their AI strategies, the real story is that the importance of technology continues to rise.
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