All eBusiness News - July 2007

Online sales boost profits at Alliance & Leicester

Technology is enabling a self service culture in banking, if the result of one high street bank can be taken to reflect a general trend.

Online consumers take longer to decide

The average time between when an online shopper first vists a website and when they make their first purchase has increased by 15 hours in the past two years, according to a survey by ScanAlert.

Business intelligence on right line at Dangaard Telecom

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  • Date: 30 July 2007
Dangaard Telecom uses PIM functionality to launch up to 250 online shops and other online business retail offerings.

Wolseley pick Proactis for e-procurement

Wolseley UK, the building materials retailer, is to implement a 2,500-user eProcurement and spend-control system from Proactis across its UK operations, which include Plumb Center, Build Center and Bathstore.

Stoke-on-Trent reports e-procurement savings

Stoke-on-Trent City Council has said it has saved more than half on its order-processing costs by implementing an electronic procurement and trading system for local government.

Google voted most significant e-commerce development

Google has been voted the most significant e-commerce development of the past decade in a poll carried out by the Software and Information Industry Association (SIAA).

DVLA gets more online business than Tesco

A third of motorists now buy their tax discs online, generating more internet sales than the UK's biggest online retailer, Tesco.
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