Drugi jezik na kojem je dostupan ovaj članak: Bosnian
By: Adnan Arnautlija
NEW SERVICE IN THE OFFER OF RAIFFEISEN BANK BH – FINDING STRATEGIC AND FINANCIAL PARTNERS
“Following the Raiffeisen Group’s sustainability strategy, a key component of our business policy is constantly striving to be a fair and reliable partner to our clients, and to offer them adequate solutions in line with the development of their business. Therefore, I am particularly pleased that we have been able to contribute to the fact that the Austrian Development Bank has recognized the quality of our longstanding client, Prevent BH, with whom it has established cooperation. At the same time, it recognized the importance of our market in terms of further economic development and sustainable economic growth and employment growth,” said Karlheinz Dobnigg, CEO of Raiffeisen Bank, adding: “In this way, the Austrian Development Bank found a partner in Raiffeisen Bank when it comes to the targeted selection of clients and investment projects in the BiH market, so I firmly believe that our joint cooperation will continue in the future.”
Finding strategic and financial partners is a unique service that Raiffeisen Bank is able to offer to its clients in the BiH market through the Investment Banking Division.
Support from the Austrian Development Bank will have a significant impact on the further development of not only Prevent BH, but will be significant for the growth and development of the areas where the production facilities of this company will be expanded. New investment projects will create positive production and export effects for several industries in BiH.
The investment of the Austrian Development Bank on the market of Bosnia and Herzegovina is a positive signal for other investors as well and represents a significant basis for further development of BiH entrepreneurship.
ADOBE TO PRESENT UPDATES TO ADOBE CREATIVE CLOUD THIS TUESDAY
This Tuesday, 14 November at 7:30pm CET, Adobe will organize live online webinar Adobe Creative Meet Up, where the company will present updates to Adobe Creative Cloud. The webinar will feature a top line-up of speakers from across the creative spectrum, guaranteeing inspiration for everyone involved.
One of the speakers are Nick Knight OBE, one of the world’s most influential and visionary image makers. Nick’s work, with a whole host of prestigious clients including Alexander McQueen, Chrisian Dior, British Vogue, and Lady Gaga, is amongst the leading creatives in the industry.
ALIBABA SETS RECORD SALES OF OVER $25 BILLION FOR SINGLES DAY EVENT
Alibaba Group’s Singles Day shopping event generated a record $25.3 billion in sales, as the Chinese company’s effort to link traditional retailers with the internet paid off.
Sales were up 39 percent from last year, defying concerns of an economic slowdown in China. Nike, electronics giant Xiaomi and Uniqlo emerged as some of the biggest winners in the event, which is also called Double 11.
To pump sales, the Chinese company also hosted a star-studded gala with film star Nicole Kidman and singer Pharrell Williams. Chief executive officer Daniel Zhang said the company wants to make the event more global, and is planning to take its gala overseas soon, without giving a time frame. This year, shoppers from at least 225 countries and regions swarmed the e-commerce giant to scoop up discounted lobster, iPhones and refrigerators.
AMERICAN VOGUE AND APPLE TO ROLL OUT AUGMENTED REALITY FEATURES ON IPHONE X
American Vogue has joined forces with Apple to roll out an an augmented reality powered iPhone feature for iPhone X in a bid to integrate the magazine’s trend-driven content with tech.
Vogue is leveraging Apple’s ARKit technology to layer trends from the Spring/Summer 2018 season, such as a “21st-century spin on disco glamour”, over the user’s surroundings, creating an immersive image that can be downloaded or sent as a message.
“The Vogue Effect” iMessage extension uses the front-facing camera’s Face ID to create a multi-dimensional filter like those on Snapchat and Instagram. iPhone X users need to download Vogue’s app in order to access the filters, but it can be applied directly via iMessage once installed.
The feature will be available exclusively on iPhone X on December 1.
MCDONALD’S CONSOLIDATES CRM BUSINESS WITH OMNICOM’S RAPP
McDonald’s has consolidated its customer relationship management, or CRM, marketing business with Omnicom’s RAPP after a competitive review, according to people with knowledge of the matter.
It’s the latest in a series of agency reviews since PepsiCo veteran Morgan Flatley replaced Deborah Wahl as the fast-food chain’s chief marketing officer in April.
In August, McDonald’s brought on Publicis.Sapient and global consulting and technology company Capgemini to handle digital innovation projects. A month later, the chain picked IPG’s Huge over Accenture and other unknown competitors for global digital design and user experience work.
According to Kantar Media, McDonald’s spent more than $786 on paid media in the U.S. last year. It is not clear how much of that went to CRM work.
84% OF U.S. COMPANIES EXPECT TO BE READY FOR EUROPE’S NEW DATA REGULATIONS
With the European Union’s General Data Protection Regulation, or GDPR, going into effect on May 25, companies are beginning to prepare for new data regulations in the face of a number of challenges.
TrustArc and the International Association of Privacy Professionals, or IAPP, surveyed almost 500 privacy professionals in the U.S. to gauge the risks of noncompliance with various elements of the GDPR.
According to a new report, U.S. companies are more prepared for GDPR Day than European corporations, with 84 percent of U.S. respondents expecting to be GDPR-compliant by May 2. Conversely, more than one in four European professionals said they won’t be ready by GDPR Day. According to respondents from the EU, an inadequate budget is the biggest barrier they face, while U.S. respondents said legal complications will make compliance more difficult.