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Choosing the right platform can make or break your online business. Global retail ecommerce sales are expected to come close to eight trillion dollars by 2028, which underscores how high the stakes are for picking a solution that fits your needs.

Composable commerce and digital transformation deliver the flexibility and speed your e‑commerce business needs to win, even when markets, channels, and customer expectations shift overnight. Below, we unpack how to adopt it with minimal risk and maximum upside.

The market has transformed. Economics now favor elastic, usage-based services; engineers prefer modern stacks; and customers expect near-instant digital experiences across every channel.

The logistics world is super intertwined and fast-moving today, more than it has ever been. Because global supply chains go through many countries, there can be unexpected surprises at every turn. Geopolitics, natural disasters, sudden demand shocks, and thousands of other circumstances may affect the delivery process.

That trip to Paris has been on your mind. But now hard work begins. Look for the cheapest flights. Check whether that popular hotel near the Champs-Élysées is still available. Ah, yes, make an itinerary of all the must-see places. Sounds like at least a 3-day work, right? But what if I told you that AI agents for travel can do all that today?

Machines are watching us and the world around, it’s true. Computer vision has moved from research labs to factory floors, clinics, warehouses, and storefronts quite a while ago. 

There is a lot of pressure on manufacturers all over the world: they are being forced to change the way they do business because of a lack of workers, unstable supply chains, rising energy costs, and aggressive sustainability goals. What is the best possible solution? Intelligent automation driven by AI agents!

A plain-English tour of what an AI agent in IoT actually does, where it fits in your factory stack, the business outcomes it can unlock, and how to deploy it safely without betting the plant.

AI in embedded systems is like giving tiny computers inside our everyday devices a brain of their own. Suddenly, simple gadgets can learn, adapt, and make smart choices without us telling them what to do. Picture a thermostat that knows your daily rhythm and cuts down your energy bill, or a sensor in a factory […]