How AI Can Boost Predictive Maintenance In Manufacturing
How can Artificial Intelligence be used for predictive maintenance in manufacturing? New software technologies are helping business operations.
In a 10-week period, we will be releasing a 10 blog special about e-commerce. Previously, we talked about Navigation and how important it is for your site. If you missed it, Click Here to read it.
When the consumer is purchasing a product or service, you will need to consider what payment options are available and what ones are feasible for you. Are you including a Transaction Fee in the price of your product, is it separate or are having one at all?
Due to recent events, transaction fees are not part of the equation of your e-commerce site. A new law has been put in place that the Government banned all charges for paying by credit or debit card.
Before 2018, cardholders are often charged fees of around 2%, but they can also be charged a flat fee regardless of how much they are spending. Here are some examples of fees that you might be saving on:
You may be wondering why the rules are changed. Basically, the new rule stems from the EU Payment Services Directive, which laid out the changes on EU Governments and was put in force on the 13th January 2018. This rule will continue to exist after Brexit.
In next week’s blog, we will be looking at the back-end operations of your e-commerce site.
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