Ingenico Experts / Shaping the future of payment
Ingenico Experts / Shaping the future of payment
It was back in March that restaurants and bars were ordered to shut by the UK government to help halt the spread of coronavirus. However, after weeks of shut doors and takeaway orders, hospitality venues are now due to reopen to customers in July, providing they can enforce social distancing measures and keep their customers and staff safe.
Keeping customers safe from an invisible virus requires both staff and customers to take a considerable amount of extra care during service. And even after ensuring there’s plenty of space between customers, and staff are following the appropriate hygiene procedures, there’s still measures hospitality venues can take to ensure optimal cleanliness and maintain the positive customer experience.
In this article, we take a closer look at three key elements of authorization for travel companies. Read on to discover targeted actions that you can take to optimize your acquiring set-up, helping boost conversion and generate more revenue for your business.
In this article, we take a closer look at three key elements of authorization for online retail. Read on to discover targeted actions that you can take to optimize your acquiring set-up, helping boost conversion and generate more revenue for your business.
Alternative card and payment methods are becoming the norm, and across the world transit systems are having to adapt to this incoming cashless society. This will of course affect transport systems and its consumers in many different ways. To help retailers and transport professionals navigate these changes, Global Head of Transportation and Smart Mobility at Ingenico Enterprise Retail, Venceslas Cartier, is here to share his expert opinion on what we can expect, and how Ingenico terminals are paving the way for a faster, smoother transit experience for everyone.
On 11th March 2020, the World Health Organization (WHO) declared the COVID-19 outbreak a pandemic. At the time of writing, hundreds of thousands of lives and businesses have been affected. With multiple countries issuing bans on travel across borders and ordering shutdowns of cities and towns, many businesses are seeing the virus take its toll.
It’s now a cliché to say that payment options have evolved enormously over the past decade. Industry commentators have tirelessly traced the rapid and widespread adoption of contactless and digital payments, as well as the growing popularity of hybrid online and in store retail experiences like buy online and pick-up in store.