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Revised Payment Services Directive (PSD2) is the European Commission (EC) and the European Banking Authority’s (EBA) newest regulatory directive to ensure customer security in the payments space, is upon us. In order to comply with these new regulations, you first need to ensure you have a good understanding of what they are, why they exist and how they will affect your organization’s business strategy moving forward. Don’t let the potential business impact of PSD2 hang over your head. PSD2 can actually be a catalyst for your digital= transformation. With the right solution, you can provide a more secure, better user experience for your customers. If you are able to capitalize on PSD2 and implement a forward-thinking strategy, you can ultimately differentiate your brand from emerging competition — like neobanks, fintechs and wallet providers — and retain customer trust and loyalty.

At the heart of the Data Solved promise are three core attributes - People Powered, Technology Focused and Infrastructure Invested. We leverage our strong, diverse team of more than 700 employees to enable our Powered by People motto and deliver on our promise. With 24 data centers on four continents, we are poised to deliver world-class infrastructure and value added technology services to our more than 1,000 customers in North America, Europe, Asia and Australia.

Gartner’s Critical Capabilities for Human Capital Management (HCM) evaluates solutions in the context of specific, important use cases and provides a comparative analysis. SAP SuccessFactors received highest use case scores for Core HR+Talent HCM Suites for Larger Global Org and European HQ’d Midmarket HCM Suite.

This white paper, produced in collaboration with SAP, provides insight into executive perception of real-time business operations in North America. It is a companion paper to Real-time Business: Playing to win in the new global marketplace, published in May 2011, and to a series of papers on real-time business in Europe, Asia-Pacific and Latin America.

Compliance doesn’t have to be a scary word – even when facing the multifaceted challenges of meeting the European Union’s May 2018 deadline for its General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). SAS conducted a global GDPR survey among 340 business executives from multiple industries. Based on the results of that survey, this e-book delves into the biggest opportunities and challenges organizations face on the road to GDPR compliance. Read this e-book to learn: How to get started on the best path to compliance, based on advice from industry experts. How to turn this compliance challenge into a competitive advantage. How your peers are preparing across a variety of industries. An end-to-end approach that can help guide your journey to GDPR compliance.

Oracle commissioned Forrester to interview 498 marketing decision-makers from across the US and Europe, finding that most companies are in the process of evolving marketing practices, but on average they are only about halfway to the goal of becoming customer obsessed or modern marketers. Read all the results. Get the report.

Enterprises like yours face the growing risk of cyberattacks, which increases your exposure to the risk of data loss. One of the most menacing forms of these is ransomware, where your data is encrypted and literally held ransom—until you pay cybercriminals to release it, or you recover your data from a point in time before your systems were attacked. Such attacks and data losses make headlines —damaging your organization’s reputation. And with new regulations concerning data protection coming into force (such as those introduced by the US Department of the Treasury and the European Union) failing to prepare for a quick recovery from a cyberattack could mean serious financial penalties.

The wait is over. Here at T-Systems, we are proud to present the findings of CXP Group - a leading independent European research and advisory firm in the field of digital, software and IT services. Their new “Digital Industrial Transformation with the Internet of Things” report examines the dynamic range of opportunities that IoT holds for businesses and explores the challenges of integrating existing data processes with those that are IoT enabled. The report is the result of the feedback cultivated from interviews with senior business and IT decision-makers responsible for creating and running innovation strategies at 250 large-scale European manufacturers. The data has been disseminated by region, strategies, pain points, IoT adoption, intention, investment etc. and provides readers with a detailed examination of what industrial businesses look for most from IoT. The report provides a fascinating unearthing of influencing factors for IoT readiness and digitization as a whole. Using

Performing PC’s are critical to businesses’ productivity and competitiveness, but hardware refresh is often extended well beyond its due date as IT departments’ resources are stretched or diverted to more urgent business critical projects. PC as a service (PCaaS) has recently emerged as a new model for IT procurement and management, and according to IDC’s latest PCaaS survey, satisfaction among early adopters in Europe is strong. Learn more about Dell solutions powered by Intel®.

On 14 September 2019, new requirements for authenticating online payments called Strong Customer Authentication (SCA) will be introduced in Europe as part of the second Payment Services Directive (PSD2). The changes introduced by this new regulation are set to deeply affect internet commerce in Europe. Impacted businesses that don’t prepare for these new requirements could see their conversion rates significantly drop after the enforcement of SCA. This guide takes a closer look at these new requirements and the kinds of payments they will impact, including ways to use exemptions for low-risk transactions to offer a frictionless checkout experience. Download the guide to learn more.

Analyst firm 451 Research interviewed 500 businesses and 1,000 consumers and found that Europe's online economy risks losing €57 billion when Strong Customer Authentication (SCA) goes into effect on 14 September. SCA is intended to reduce fraud rates and enhance the overall security of online payments. But what does this mean for businesses and how can they best accommodate these new requirements in order to limit the financial impact? Download the report to find out.

Cloetta is a leading confectionary company in the Nordic region of Europe and The Netherlands. Cloetta manufactures and markets confectionary, chocolate products, nuts, pastilles, chewing gum, and pick and mix concepts. Its products are in more than 40 markets worldwide, with Sweden, Finland, Denmark, Norway, the Netherlands, Germany, and the UK as the main markets.

A Technology Adoption Profile based on a custom survey of 102 North American and European enterprise IT decision-makers with knowledge of their company’s performance and capacity management capabilities.

While the inevitable move to Windows 7 has been on the horizon for IT departments for several years, it’s clear that migration projects continue to plague many IT professionals. RES Software commissioned its second Windows 7 migration survey in June 2012 to assess the progress of these implementations in relation to a previous benchmarking survey issued in 2010. The most recent survey captures data from more than 330 IT professionals in North America and Europe across multiple industries and job functions. The results have been analysed and are highlighted within this research brief.

This is an exciting time for the UK’s diverse automotive industry. We’re experiencing rapid growth with many of the world’s leading manufacturers – including the BMW Group, Ford, Jaguar Land Rover, Nissan and Toyota – recognising the business case for investing here. The UK offers one of the lowest labour costs in western Europe, a competitive corporation tax (set to fall to just 17% by 2020) and regulations that support innovation and expansion. Meanwhile, the UK’s geographic location and strong supply and distribution infrastructure makes us a gateway to a customer base throughout Europe and beyond.

This Whitepapaer looks into three success stories: Bringing McLaren’s advanced manufacturing back to the UK Diagnosing and resolving shipping issues remotely Building Europe’s biggest aerospace castings facility

The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) is the new legal framework that will come into effect on the 25th of May 2018 in the European Union. EU regulations have direct effect in all EU member states, meaning the GDPR replaces the current Data Protection Directive and applies to all EU member states. The GDPR’s focus is the protection of personal data. In fact, GDPR is one of the biggest shakeups ever seen affecting how data relating to an individual should be handled—and it affects not just companies but any individual, corporation, public authority, agency or other body that processes the personal data of individuals based in the EU. As gatekeepers and processors of personal data, HR and People teams have a crucial role to play in preparing for this step change. The rules on how data is kept and used will become much more stringent, and it’s vital that HR and People teams become more transparent, communicating to employees exactly how their data is processed. In a world wh

The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) is the new legal framework that will come into effect on the 25th of May 2018 in the European Union. EU regulations have direct effect in all EU member states, meaning the GDPR replaces the current Data Protection Directive and applies to all EU member states. The GDPR’s focus is the protection of personal data. In fact, GDPR is one of the biggest shakeups ever seen affecting how data relating to an individual should be handled—and it affects not just companies but any individual, corporation, public authority, agency or other body that processes the personal data of individuals based in the EU. As gatekeepers and processors of personal data, HR and People teams have a crucial role to play in preparing for this step change. The rules on how data is kept and used will become much more stringent, and it’s vital that HR and People teams become more transparent, communicating to employees exactly how their data is processed. In a world where 2,

An HP commissioned Forrester survey on the storage requirements of IT hardware decision-makers in North America and Europe.

An HP commissioned Forrester survey on the storage requirements of IT hardware decision-makers in North America and Europe.

How are you balancing strong security and the customer experience? The European Union’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) requirement is an opportunity to properly balance privacy and the user experience. Those who embrace it will distinguish themselves as a trustworthy and respectful custodian of their users’ data. Personal data plays an increasingly important part in providing the kind of appealing experience that brings users back time and time again. But, there’s a balance to be struck. Strong security is the best tool available for navigating the dichotomy between an appealing user experience and the risk posed by data breach; it allows the collection and management of personal data in line with the user’s expectations, and without jeopardizing the trust that is so important between them and you.

Honda uses Adobe Social to effectively engage European fans of cars, motorcycles, robots, jets, and other inventive products through a single, coordinated effort

This eBook illustrates how Infinity believes that Europe’s increasingly digital economies are thriving, and that London is the key to this resurgence.

El ambiente en el que actualmente se encuentra la economía mexicana al parecer no es tan alentador para la industria manufacturera. Factores externos e internos, como la salida de Reino Unido de la Unión Europea, la desaceleración de la economía de Estados Unidos, la devaluación de distintas monedas de Latinoamérica frente al dólar y la renegociación del TLCAN, motivan a percibir un panorama de incertidumbre para la industria.

El ambiente en el que actualmente se encuentra la economía mexicana al parecer no es tan alentador para la industria manufacturera. Factores externos e internos, como la salida de Reino Unido de la Unión Europea, la desaceleración de la economía de Estados Unidos, la devaluación de distintas monedas de Latinoamérica frente al dólar y la renegociación del TLCAN, motivan a percibir un panorama de incertidumbre para la industria.