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Introduction Online retailers may face a situation where they want to engage visitors via diverse and visually appealing content but are restricted by the content management capabilities of their eCommerce platform. Possible solutions to this challenge differ depending on weak spots of each platform and a retailer’s expectations can vary from customizing a page editor to integrating a standalone CMS. Handy page editing with a drag-and-drop page builder Magento’s default WYSIWYG editor is inconvenient to go beyond simple information pages and create complex page layouts with banners, images, product lists and more. To counter this inconvenience, Pimcore offers a drag-and-drop page builder. It uses various page types and blocks called editables (that includes banners, images, descriptions, product lists, etc.) to construct a page so that one can experiment with its layout and look. ...

A B2B purchasing portal makes the procurement process faster and easier. Businesses today find it easier to work with major suppliers, and tend to overlook the advantages of purchasing from local small businesses. Local companies can provide better options for delivery – they’re more flexible in case of market changes, and can help to diversify the range of products your company offers. For big companies with representation in multiple cities, regions and countries, “local” can mean thousands of individual locations. The portal helps to engage small and medium-sized businesses and navigate quickly among them. It also enables continuous communication of your needs and requirements. ...

Introduction The playground for cloud infrastructure providers is busy, as the most recent Gartner report shows, and Amazon Web Services (AWS), though being challenged by Microsoft Azure, still look like the unattainable leader. What makes Amazon appear a cure-all solution and how many of its services de facto bring tangible benefits to cloud neophytes? AWS comes with a stack of tempting benefits such as elastic capacity, scalability, speedy and agile delivery, focus on business and global reach. However, the CXO-level decision-makers will often be cautious, and with good reason, when it comes to migrating their apps to the cloud. Besides security concerns and prejudices surrounding the cloud infrastructure, there is another underlying reason: who wants to undergo the trouble of revamping their architecture with outcomes that are hard to calculate? ...

Intro Dubai, the land of sky-high ambitions and glittering gold, is now setting its sights on a new frontier: the wild west of virtual assets (VAs) and tokenization. Buckle up, crypto cowboys and NFT nomads, because this emirate is aiming to become a blockchain oasis amidst the regulatory sand dunes. But before we dive in, let’s unpack the lingo with a punny twist: Virtual Assets: Think of them as the Aladdin’s lamps of the digital world, holding value and granting wishes (like buying that limited-edition Bored Ape). Tokenization: Imagine chopping up a magic carpet into tiny squares, each representing a piece of ownership. That’s tokenization, folks! Now, Dubai’s approach to this virtual El Dorado is as smooth as a genie’s magic (with some regulatory safeguards, of course). Here’s the treasure map: ...

Intro According to a recent report by PwC, the global supply chain blockchain market is expected to grow by 32% in 2024, reaching $8.6 billion link. The report also predicts that the top three sectors that will adopt supply chain blockchain are finance, healthcare, and supply chain. The report also identifies the top three challenges to supply chain blockchain adoption, which are interoperability, regulation, and talent. The intersection of blockchain technology and supply chain management has been a transformative force, offering unprecedented levels of transparency, efficiency, and traceability. As we gaze into the future of 2024, we anticipate a continued evolution of supply chain blockchain solutions, driven by technological advancements, industry collaborations, and the ever-growing need for resilient and transparent supply chains. ...