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Computerworld E-Business Jul 05, 2016 Whole Foods trying out whole new ways of retailing With varying store sizes, CRM approaches paired with digitized payment card data and questions about how long Amazon can subsidize merchants, Whole Foods is rethinking retail. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • Google's tax liabilities scrutinized after Spanish raid • Think in-store is dying? Check out Ulta Beauty • 5 steps to turning your company into a platform • Google tool lets users personalize the ads they see • Cloud group says simpler EU e-signature rules are still too complex • EU is preparing AdWords antitrust complaint against Google eBook: Conexiom 6 Facts to Consider Before Moving to Sales Order Automation Transitioning from manual to automated sales order processing allows companies to reduce order processing costs and cycle times, eliminate errors, and improve productivity and drive sales growth. Download our eBook to see how easily sales order automation can be implemented and learn the 6 key facts to consider before taking the leap. Read More ▶ Google's tax liabilities scrutinized after Spanish raid Spain has joined the scrum of tax authorities examining Google's accounts to see if the company has paid all that it should. Read More ▶ Think in-store is dying? Check out Ulta Beauty What has Ulta Beauty figured out that still eludes so many brick-and-mortar retailers? That in-store is about the experience and that it specifically needs to deliver services and goods in a way that e-tailers cannot. Read More ▶ 5 steps to turning your company into a platform The business model that has helped Uber, Airbnb and Alibaba succeed is certain to spread to every sector of the economy. Read More ▶ Google tool lets users personalize the ads they see A new tool introduced by Google lets users personalize across devices what ads they see on the company's and third-party sites. Read More ▶ Cloud group says simpler EU e-signature rules are still too complex European Union rules for electronic signatures change on Friday to make a clear distinction between the identity of the person signing, and that of the authority guaranteeing the integrity of the data, but the technology needs to be still simpler, vendors say. Read More ▶ EU is preparing AdWords antitrust complaint against Google Google may soon be the target of a third set of charges from Europe's top antitrust authority, this time concerning the advertising services that generate the majority of its revenue. Read More ▶ eBook: Conexiom How to Leverage Your Existing EDI Investment with All Customers Accelerate order cycle times, lower processing costs, reduce errors and better serve your customers regardless of their levels of EDI integration. Download our eBook to learn how non-OCR sales order automation with 100% accuracy lets you leverage your existing EDI framework for all customers. Read More ▶

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