Sentences with phrase «norm for consumers»

Real Time Payments is a global topic as «immediate» is the new norm for consumers and businesses.

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But as new ways of paying for goods, such as contactless and mobile payments, become the norm for European consumers, there's a new opportunity for hackers — particularly if retailers don't store payment data securely, Symantec told CNBC.

Social media ads are the norm for entrepreneurs both as consumers and business owners, so it's a safe guess that most entrepreneurs realize the power and reach of Facebook's targeting capabilities.

For highly sensitive transactions — Bitcoin exchanges or major ecommerce payment systems — it already is the norm, and he forecasts that mainstream sites will gradually follow suit, first by adding an optional two - step model and then, as consumers adopt, making it a mandatory requirement.

The development and professionalization of the organic sector, accompanied by increased international trade has called for third party certification to become the norm in most developed organic markets; nevertheless, PGS have never stopped to exist and serve organic producers and consumers eager to maintain local economies and direct, transparent relationships.

Choosing to skip meat once a week or once a day is becoming the norm and these consumers are driving the demand for healthier meatless and dairy - free options.

For the manufacturers it is just as important as immaculate packing that the food reaches the consumer free from metal, foreign bodies and other contaminations in line with the HACCP and IFS norms.

Independent consumer research confirms that Desperados performs extremely well with the target audience, exceeding category norms for purchase intent, excitement and likability, driven by its great taste, unique style and dynamic packaging.

For so long the habitual nature of taking a magic pill to fortify our bodies has been the norm, and while that fortification is still very important, it's great to see such a rise in consumer education and research that shows which nutrients can serve a specific purpose — everyone has different needs, after all!

The new Bugatti is out of the norm for the company, as it generally builds cars for the ultimate automotive connoisseurs and not mass consumers.

Running Honeycomb defies norm of opting for Google Android when designing a consumer centric tablet and Windows for enterprise oriented tablet PCs.

Canadian publishers have rapidly adapted to the Canadian consumer's appetite for digital reading and embraced ebook publishing as the new norm.

Digital shopping is now the norm for many consumers, but the disposable dollars many Americans had back in the day are not there anymore.

This year's survey of online balance transfer offers found that the market norms remain the same as a year ago: The most - common offers let consumers transfer a balance at 0 percent interest for about 12 months for a fee of 3 percent.

When larger TVs start becoming the norm, the need for 1080p will become more apparent, because it is my strong opinion we are very far away from consumer grade SuperHD or whatever that magic is called.

Where no ethical investment policy or shareholdings could be found for a company, it was assumed to have investments in companies criticised under all Ethical Consumer categories — as, sadly, is the norm in this industry.

National Studies The Climate Change in the American Mind Project The public plays a critical role in the American response to global warming through their energy use at home and on the road, consumer choices, social norms, and political support for climate policies and leaders.

After a famous (for lawyers) case involving Dell a few years ago, Ontario amended its consumer protection laws and mandatory arbitration is no longer the norm in consumer contracts.

For example, the recent news that Google lets other Google + members send messages to your Gmail account and that it can use your Google + name and photo in ads seemed to violate all kinds of consumer privacy norms.

Already several people have proposed ideas (here's a good article, or this one) for consumer data privacy and security that involve common sense and a definition of social norms.

When Tom Bosley says «the new becomes the norm and the new normal is very different for the generations who are following us» he is referring to younger professionals joining the industry, as well as a digital world that is having a deep impact on emerging consumers.

First of all, it gives the impression that the total commission applicable for listing a property, is split 50/50 (half listing side and half selling side), as an industry norm — which could improperly influence a consumer.