Nokia To Launch Its Cloud-Based Software Subscription Service

Nokia recently announced that it will soon launch its cloud-based subscription service. This service is targeting telecom companies for providing software around analytics, security, and data management. Some of the company’s software services are available under subscription many more commercialized services shall follow in the coming year. Senior Vice President Mark Bunn said that when…

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Shopify Is Entering The B2b Ecommerce Market To Compete With Amazon

Shopify will concentrate on business-to-business (B2B) commerce and will introduce tools to compete with Amazon. According to the source, Shopify’s entry into B2B sales will expand its business model by providing tools to let wholesalers sell in bulk and handle procurement by connecting with enterprise resource planning software. Shopify is a software and service provider…

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Purchase of Paynas by BNPL FinTech valU Will Expand Offering in MENA

The Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region’s largest buy-now, pay-later (BNPL) FinTech firm, valU, has acquired employee management and benefits provider Paynas. ValU claims this will support its ambition to provide seamless financial solutions to the region’s larger society. According to a news statement from the company, this purchase will allow valU to reach…

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Visa Supports TerraPay’s Plan to Link Digital Wallets to International Trade

Digital wallets, as opposed to conventional bank accounts, are used by hundreds of millions of customers and organizations to conduct transactions globally. This is particularly true in emerging nations, where the widespread use of mobile devices provides a platform for moving away from cash and coinage. However, the transition from a cash-based to a digital…

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UK Exports Minister leads an EdTech group to Thailand to spur rapid growth. Markets in Southeast Asia

This week, UK Exports Minister Marcus Fysh will go to Thailand with a delegation of 18 British companies to demonstrate innovative methods of providing quality education. They provide artificial intelligence, real-time data, teacher training, and language learning services. BETT Asia, Asia Pacific’s largest EdTech conference, will be attended by the group. Participants will hear from…

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