Adapt, Adopt and Win: E-Commerce Trends and Tips for 2018

Join NFIB Small Business Legal Center attorneys, Elizabeth Milito and Luke Wake, for a fast-paced webinar on drugs in the workplace. They will discuss how the opioid crisis has impacted the workplace and the state of play in the courts regarding drug abuse, the Americans with Disabilities Act, and workers’ compensation laws.

The expansion of the digital economy has acted as a driver of global economic growth. Among the new business models enabled by information and communications technology (ICTs), digital commerce is considered key to fostering development and achieving the sustainable development goals (SDGs). Nevertheless, small and medium sized enterprises (SMEs) still face significant obstacles to access global markets, such as the lack of access to e-payment solutions, complex customs procedures and local presence requirements.

Merchant services, like payment processing, are vital for businesses today. Whether you’re a brick-and-mortar business or you conduct most of your business on the world wide web. The ability to accept multiple forms of payment enables you to remain competitive in today’s global economy, as well as locally in your community. In spite of being so vital, every merchant is probably a little unhappy about the fact that they have to go through the hassle and expense of setting up a merchant account just so their customers can use credit cards. Having to pay the credit card processing charges every time a customer uses a card makes it even worse.

This webinar was recorded on the 13th November and highlights exclusive consumer research insights and analysis from our Horizon Scanning practice. We delve into how flexible and on-demand products are changing consumer behaviour in the general insurance markets.