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  • UNIQLO to Launch Paul & Joe Collaboration Collection on March 29

    UNIQLO to Launch Paul & Joe Collaboration Collection on March 29

    “This collaboration with UNIQLO came about because their commitment to offering everyday clothing matches my desire to create apparel that finds favour with everyone. I also sympathised with the company’s approach to manufacturing, which pursues quality” commented Paul & Joe founder, Sophie Mechaly. “For this collection, I want people to coordinate items as they like, whether that’s by mixing plain and patterned pieces or matching patterns. I want to share the joys of spring.”

    The lineup features items in soft pastels with such motifs as chrysanthemums, characteristic of the Paul & Joe brand, and Lily of the Valley, a flower believed to bring happiness. It also presents bold designs of the brand’s iconic cats. Supplementing the UTs are such wardrobe essentials as dresses, blouses, scarves, and pochettes. There are also items for kids and babies for matching with mothers’ outfits.

  • Dell Technologies to launch US$50m Global Innovation Hub in Singapore

    Dell Technologies to launch US$50m Global Innovation Hub in Singapore

    The GIH is launched under the Dell Technologies Digital Future – Made in Singapore initiative that aims to fast track the adoption of digital solutions and drive digital innovations developed in Singapore for partners and customers globally to be future-ready. A first-of-its-kind innovation centre situated outside of the company’s global headquarters in the United States, the GIH will focus on advancing multiple growth areas for digital transformation including augmented/mixed reality, data analytics, cloud-native, cybersecurity and edge computing. It is also home to a specialised team responsible for enhancing user experiences through innovation.

    In addition, the GIH houses existing R&D facilities in Singapore such as the Singapore Design Centre – responsible for global product design and development of key product categories such as monitors and client peripherals. It also includes a hardware prototyping lab dedicated to product design and innovation, and an Artificial Intelligence (AI) Experience Zone – a catalyst for AI understanding and adoption.

    The establishment of this hub has created more than 160 job opportunities in emerging technologies in Singapore. Diverse R&D innovators comprising designers, developers and strategists will be recruited and the hiring process will be completed by this year. All new hires for the GIH are based in Singapore and will drive R&D programmes for customers and partners worldwide.

    Amit Midha, President, Asia Pacific & Japan and Global Digital Cities, Dell Technologies, said: “Singapore is globally recognised as an internationally vibrant business, technology and thriving R&D hub. Our Digital Future – Made in Singapore initiative further supports Singapore’s unique standing by driving digital innovations developed in Singapore to the world. We’re very excited to unveil our global innovation hub as part of this initiative that will allow us to ideate, experiment and co-create meaningful digital solutions for our global customer and partner ecosystem. The Dell Technologies Global Innovation Hub in Singapore supported by talented local professionals will allow us to further contribute to the country’s growth and develop innovative products and solutions in emerging technologies to serve the wider regional and global markets.”

    Last year, the Singapore government announced an investment of S$25 billion into its next five-year plan for research, innovation and enterprise (RIE 2025) to meet a broader spectrum of national needs and build a knowledge-based and innovation-driven economy and society.

    “Dell Technologies’ Global Innovation Hub speaks to the company’s confidence in Singapore as an attractive R&D location, with access to talent and a vibrant ecosystem of partners here and in the region. Dell Technologies will create meaningful jobs for Singaporeans across design, strategy, research and product development. These in turn support our efforts in building a Smart Nation and a strong digital economy,” said Mr Ang Chin Tah, Vice President and Head, DISG.

    Over the past two decades, Dell Technologies has been proactively enabling businesses and communities in Singapore. Having started as a PC-maker, Dell Technologies has since evolved to become one of the largest global technology companies with deep expertise across edge computing, 5G, cloud, security and artificial intelligence and machine learning. Today, the company drives digital transformation initiatives for companies of all sizes via its comprehensive product portfolio.

    The launch of the GIH and a move to leverage local talent continue the momentum by Dell Technologies to upskill and train more than 3,000 fresh graduates, mid-career professionals and students in Singapore to be future-ready, as well as a collaboration with Singapore Management University for its students to benefit from a curriculum on cloud-native and emerging technologies.

    Added Midha: “The world needs technology now more than ever. In encouraging the adoption of digital solutions and new technologies, strengthening our product and process innovation system, and engaging the talent pipeline, we believe that we are paving the path for a more resilient, progressive, inclusive and sustainable economy.”

  • Nokia partners University of Technology Sydney for 5G innovation facility

    Nokia partners University of Technology Sydney for 5G innovation facility

    The 5G Innovation Lab will enable Nokia, UTS and their partners to push the boundaries of 5G technology by testing exciting new 5G use cases with real world applications, including Industry 4.0, IoT and smart cities. While providing a live 5G test bed for commercial partners, the 5G Innovation Lab will also serve as an environment for new research opportunities within the ICT sector.

    This multi-year, multi-million-dollar investment by Nokia reflects the company’s commitment to Australian innovation and the essential role telecommunication plays in both securing critical infrastructure and fostering economic growth.

    Researchers and commercial partners will undertake projects to explore the capabilities of 5G and 6G technologies for Industry 4.0 applications such as industrial automation, agriculture and human-robot interactions, as well as ‘Internet of Things’ capabilities for Internet of Energy applications in smart grid, energy storage and management and wireless power transfer.

    The facility will include a 5G lab and a 5G use case demonstration area, with campus-wide 5G coverage planned to allow for the development & testing of potential 5G use cases in both the lab and the field. The new lab will also connect directly into the university’s anechoic radio frequency test chamber – the largest of its kind in the southern hemisphere – allowing researchers to test the potential of Nokia’s Massive MIMO and other innovative antenna technologies.

    Nokia and UTS are very excited to be partnering together to lead the way for 5G innovation in Australia.

    Ray Kirby, Associate Professor, Director of UTS Tech Lab said: “UTS Tech Lab is a unique facility that supports collaboration with industry on research and development projects, such as this partnership with Nokia, which will drive innovation and growth in 5G and 6G network infrastructure. Our cutting-edge equipment and world-class research talent combined with Nokia’s commitment to innovation and technology leadership, is a strong partnership to facilitate the development of new applications to unlock the huge potential of 5G and 6G.”

    Robert Joyce, Chief Technology Officer at Nokia Oceania, said: “We are pleased to collaborate with UTS on this exciting 5G adventure. This partnership builds upon the existing innovative facilities at the university’s Tech Lab and will enable researchers to develop, test and demonstrate innovative uses of 5G here in Australia. We are already exploring some exciting 5G use cases unique to Australia and look forward to demonstrating these soon.”

  • Switzerland and China to Deepen Finance Ties

    Switzerland and China to Deepen Finance Ties

    Despite the increasing discord between China and the U.S., Switzerland wants to further deepen its cooperation in financial matters with the Far East nation.

    Swiss Finance Minister Ueli Maurer exchanged views with Chinese Vice Premier Liu He at a virtual ministerial meeting (yesterday) Wednesday, according to a statement from the Federal Department of Finance (FDF). The two politicians each had a high-ranking delegation at their side.

    Maurer and Liu He thus developed perspectives on deepening bilateral relations in the areas of stock market trading, sustainable financial services, asset management, and digital central bank money. The central banks of both countries are known to be working on projects for digital central bank money, although the respective approach differs greatly in terms of the user base.

    China is working on a digital version of the yuan for everyone (the «retail» version of a digital currency), while the Swiss National Bank (SNB) is evaluating a so-called «wholesale» version, for the time being, a cryptocurrency reserved for the financial market.

    The latest meeting followed similar contacts in 2017 and 2019. The governments of Switzerland and China also want to intensify financial market relations in parallel with the existing free trade agreement. In this context, the Swiss financial center envisages using the opening steps in the Chinese financial market for concrete joint projects.

  • Vodafone Idea acquires spectrums in five telecom circles to enhance 4G capacity

    Vodafone Idea acquires spectrums in five telecom circles to enhance 4G capacity

    Being India’s third-largest telecom operator in the 4G spectrum auctions, Vodafone Idea entered with the largest quantum of spectrum with a very small fraction. “This was administratively allocated and used for GSM services, coming up for renewal,” the company said.

    With the telecom industry gearing up for the 5G revolution, VI hopes that a large quantum of spectrum would be made available for all operators in the future at fair prices. The operator had reportedly submitted an earnest money deposit of Rs 475 crore. Yet, the company did not disclose the exact quantity of spectrum bought.

    In line with the government’s effort to innovate the country’s telecom sector, Vodafone Idea claimed that the Indian telecom segment is well-positioned to drive the Digital India agenda, as long as sufficient spectrum availability and an adequate number of market players are involved.

    Broadly speaking, India has 22 telecom circles. All major telecom operators — Reliance Jio Infocomm Ltd, Bharti Airtel Ltd, and Vodafone Idea — participated in the auction. According to the department of telecommunication (DoT), they put on the block 2,308.8MHz of spectrum at a base price of ₹3.92 trillion in the auction. Moreover, spectrum in the 700MHz, 800MHz, 900MHz, 1,800MHz, 2,100MHz, 2,300MHz, and 2,500MHz bands were put up for sale.

  • Aerie powers American Eagle to best first-quarter sales in three years

    Aerie powers American Eagle to best first-quarter sales in three years

    American Eagle Outfitters, Inc. (AEO) reported GAAP operating income of 4 million dollars for the fourth quarter compared to 0.5 million dollars for the same quarter last year. The company’s adjusted operating income was 106 million dollars compared to 77 million dollars in last year’s fourth quarter. Fourth-quarter GAAP EPS was 2 cents compared to 3 cents last year and adjusted EPS reached 39 cents this year compared to 37 cents last year.

    Commenting on the results, Jay Schottenstein, AEO’s Executive Chairman of the board and Chief Executive Officer commented, “After an unprecedented year, we ended 2020 on a positive note, with fourth-quarter adjusted operating income up 38 percent, driven by strong margins across brands.”

    Total net revenue decreased 22 million dollars or 2 percent to 1.29 billion dollars, while comparable sales declined 1 percent. Aerie revenue increased 25 percent to 337 million dollars and comparable sales increased 29 percent, while American Eagle revenue decreased 9 percent to 943 million dollars and comparable sales declined 8 percent. AEO’s digital revenue increased 35 percent and store revenue declined 20 percent. Aerie digital revenue rose 75 percent and AE increased 20 percent.

    The company added that gross profit of 440 million rose 8 percent and gross margin of 34 percent expanded from 31 percent last year.

    AEO’s board of directors has approved reinstating its quarterly cash dividend at 0.1375 cents per share.

  • Maruti Suzuki Records 19.3% Production Growth In February 2021

    Maruti Suzuki Records 19.3% Production Growth In February 2021

    Maruti Suzuki India has announced production figures for the month of February 2021. India’s leading carmaker said its total production increased by 19.3 percent to 1,68,180 units in February against 1,40,933 units produced in the same month last year. The numbers recorded last month are slightly better than what the automaker posted in February 2020. The total number of passenger vehicles manufactured last month were 1,65,783 units in comparison to 1,40,370 units in the corresponding month last year, witnessing a growth of 18 percent.

    The Indo-Japanese carmaker manufactured 1,60,975 units in January 2021 as against 1,68,180 units, witnessing a marginal month-on-month (MoM) growth of 4 percent. The production of mini hatchbacks – Alto and S-Presso in February 2021 decreased marginally by 4 percent to 28,213 units as compared to 29,676 units produced in the same month last year. However, compact vehicles such as WagonR, Celerio, Swift, Dzire, Ignis, Baleno, and the Glanza saw production growth of 21.22 percent with 91,091 units against 75,142 units manufactured a year ago. The Maruti Suzuki Ciaz compact sedan saw a decline in production by 34.13 percent to 1,943 units as compared to 2,950 units manufactured in February 2020.

  • Japan’s venture capitalist invests $700,000 in Vietnamese media start-up

    Japan’s venture capitalist invests $700,000 in Vietnamese media start-up

    Japan’s venture capital firm Genesia Ventures led the seed funding round of Vietnam based media startup Vietcetera with the investment of $700,000.

    The deal, finalized during the first quarter of 2020, is being made public after Vietcetera received its digital media license from the government, Bloomberg quoted its co-founder and CEO, Hao Tran, as saying.
    Silicon Valley-based Hustle Fund Management also took part in the seed funding.

    Vietcetera expects to complete its Series A funding of at least several million dollars in the first half of 2021, Tran said.

    Vietcetera is a digital media company targeting the nation’s growing middle class, based in HCMC. It provides Vietnamese and English content ranging from general business articles to lifestyle stories and podcasts.

    Tran said the funds will support expansion of its data science platform, accelerate product development and expand market share. Vietcetera’s website last year grew its readership by 700 percent, he added.

    Vietnam’s online media market is expected to reach $7 billion in 2025 from $3.3 billion in 2020, while its e-commerce market is projected to grow to $29 billion in 2025, according to a report by Google, Singaporean investment firm Temasek and American consulting company Bain & Company.

    Its e-economy is forecast to increase to $52 billion in value in 2025 from $14 billion last year, with e-commerce at $29 billion, according to the report.

    There were 72 million social media users in Vietnam in January 2021, according to the “Digital 2021: Vietnam” report compiled by strategic marketing consultancy Kepios Pte, social media management firm Hootsuite Media Inc. and social media marketing firm We Are Social Ltd.

    YouTube is the most popular social media platform with 92 percent of internet users aged 16-64, the report said. Facebook and local social network Zalo, owned by Vietnam’s VNG Corp., attracted 91.7 percent and 76.5 percent of users, respectively.

  • Singapore-Based Compliance Specialist Partners HPE

    Singapore-Based Compliance Specialist Partners HPE

    Tookitaki is partnering with Hewlett Packard Enterprise to provide the financial sector with enhanced anti-money laundering capabilities using artificial intelligence and machine learning.

    The offering, delivered via HPE GreenLake for Big Data, enables financial institutions to create a central big data platform capable of rolling out anti-money laundering solutions centered around data analytics, the Singapore-based regtech said in a statement.

    The announcement follows a pilot with UOB that covered transaction monitoring and name screening, in which the models achieved 96% prediction accuracy in the high priority category, the announcement said.

    Abhishek Chatterjee, Co-Founder and CEO, Tookitaki, said that banks need high module accuracy systems to ensure they are staying compliant at a time when organizational growth and business continuity are crucial to success and highlighted the benefits of an enhanced AML solution delivered with the flexibility of an as-a-service model.

    Founded in 2014, Tookitaki’s revenue growth has surpassed 300 percent over the last two years. It raised $19.2 million in Series A funding in 2019, which the startup said would be used to grow its presence across the U.S. and Asia-Pacific.

  • Porsche Introduces 2 New e-Bikes

    Porsche Introduces 2 New e-Bikes

    We all knew Porsche as the carmaker but now the company is expanding its range of e-mobility products by introducing 2 new ebikes. Available in Europe for now, the Porsche eBike Sport and the Porsche eBike Cross are the first e-bikes from the carmaker. The full-suspension carbon frame featuring an organic shape inspired by the lines of the Porsche Taycan, the powerful, latest-generation Shimano motor and the Magura high-performance brakes are just three of the features that ensure top performance. Both models were developed in collaboration with eBike expert Rotwild and are manufactured in Dieburg, Germany.

    The Porsche eBike Sport is perfect for daily rides, whether in the city or countryside, on the way to work or enjoying some free time. The new, powerful and ultra-compact Shimano EP8 motor, which provides motor support up to 25 kmph, and Shimano electronic gear shifting system guarantee optimum performance.

    Thanks to the Magura high-performance brakes that are integrated into the handlebars, the Porsche eBike Sport has a clean and compact cockpit. The elegant and puristic design is emphasized by M99 LED lights from lighting specialist Supernova, which are embedded in the handlebar stem and aerodynamic seat post. In addition, high-quality suspension components such as the Magura upside-down suspension fork and the Fox rear shock absorber, in combination with smooth-running tires, provide a sporty and balanced ride on asphalt or gentle terrain.

    The Porsche eBike Cross is at home in the countryside, off the beaten path and away from roads. The powerful motor, newly developed by Shimano, demonstrates its full ability in difficult terrain and delivers maximum performance while maintaining a natural riding sensation. The Magura-MT Trail high-performance brakes have extra-large, heat-resistant brake discs that ensure optimum deceleration, while the mechanical Shimano XT 12-fold shifting system enables fast gear changes according to the rider’s needs and the terrain.

    The hydraulically adjustable Crankbrothers Highline seat post ensures the seat can be quickly adjusted to varying degrees in order to find the perfect position. The ergonomically designed handlebars guarantee full control at all times. They feature the Shimano color display, which shows not only speed but also distance and range in real-time. The clean design is rounded out by a full-suspension carbon frame, which perfectly combines the spirit of adventure with style.

    Both models were inspired by the sporty character of the Porsche Taycan. The wheels draw inspiration from the naturally shaped carbon frame of the vehicle’s fly line. The elaborate design, developed by Studio F. A. Porsche, ensures optimum reflection of light.

  • India’s Flipkart mulls US listing

    India’s Flipkart mulls US listing

    Walmart Inc.’s Flipkart is exploring going public in the U.S. through a merger with a blank-check company as it seeks to quicken its listing process, according to people familiar with the matter.

    The Bengaluru-based online retailer has been weighing a U.S. initial public offering and it’s now also looking at other options, the people said. Flipkart’s advisers have approached several SPACs, said one of the people, who asked not to be identified as the information is not public. Flipkart could seek a valuation of at least $35 billion in a blank-check transaction, the people said.

    Deliberations are at an early stage and Flipkart could still explore other options, the people said. A representative for Flipkart had no immediate comment.

    The e-commerce firm is joining other Indian firms like online grocer Grofers in exploring a U.S. listing through SPAC deals. ReNew Power last week agreed to merge with a U.S.-listed special purpose acquisition company in a deal that will give India’s biggest renewable power producer an enterprise value of $8 billion.

    Merging with SPACs, which are shell companies that raise money from public investors intending to acquire a business within two years, will allow Walmart to take its India unit to market at a faster pace than the usual IPO route. As many as 10 Indian companies could go public through SPAC deals before the end of the year, Utpal Oza, head of investment banking for India at Nomura Holdings Inc., said in an interview.

    Flipkart, which is battling with e-commerce arch-rival Amazon.com Inc. and Mukesh Ambani’s retail venture for market share in India, started operations in 2007 and now sells 80 million products on its platforms. Walmart acquired a majority stake in Flipkart in a $16 billion deal in 2018.

  • All-New Suzuki Hayabusa Teased For India, Launch Soon

    All-New Suzuki Hayabusa Teased For India, Launch Soon

    The all-new Suzuki Hayabusa finally broke cover last month and it turns out the new offering will come to India sooner than we were expecting. Suzuki Motorcycle India has released a teaser video on its social media handles for the new Hayabusa with the caption, “The ultimate superbike, coming soon.” It is likely that the all-new superbike will arrive in India in the next quarter of the year, and will be one of the first markets outside Japan to get the offering. It needs to be noted that India was one of the last markets globally where the second generation Hayabusa was sold before the model had to be pulled off the shelves with the transition to BS6 emission norms.

    The third-generation Suzuki Hayabusa has seen a comprehensive overhaul over its predecessor. The model gets a revised twin-spar aluminum frame and swingarm. The design language is an evolution over the older model and makes it instantly recognizable. There are plenty of changes including the new LED position lights on either side of the headlamp, new DRLs and air intakes on the side. The fairing has been completely revised and gets larger air scoops, while the LED taillight is all-new as well.

    Power on the 2021 Suzuki Hayabusa comes from the 1340 cc, liquid-cooled, DOHC, 16-valve, in-line four-cylinder engine. The motor has been thoroughly updated for Euro5 compliance. There are new internal components including an exhaust header pipe, optimized cam profiles, 1 mm education in throttle body inner diameter and a 12 mm extension in the overall intake pipe. While Suzuki says that the engine’s performance has been improved, power figures have seen a reduction with the model now producing 187 bhp at 9700 rpm and 150 Nm of peak torque at 7000 rpm. The motor is paired with a 6-speed gearbox. Compared to the second-gen model, the new Hayabusa is lighter by 4 kg but still tips the scales at 264 kg (kerb).

  • UBS Lifts Ex-CEO Sergio Ermotti’s Pay in Final Year

    UBS Lifts Ex-CEO Sergio Ermotti’s Pay in Final Year

    Swiss bank UBS lifted pay for outgoing CEO Sergio Ermotti by nearly 14 percent and granted its new CEO Ralph Hamers a $3.3 million bonus for four months of work.

    Zurich-based UBS paid Sergio Ermotti 14.2 million Swiss francs ($15.4 million) last year, according to its annual report disclosed on Friday, from 12.5 million francs last year. The Swiss banker ran the bank from 2011 until October 31.

    The board of directors recognizes that Sergio Ermotti successfully led UBS through a very challenging year marked by the Covid-19 pandemic,» UBS said in an excerpt of his performance assessment included in the report.

    Ralph Hamers, who took over as CEO of the Swiss wealth manager four months ago, was paid 4.5 million francs, according to the report. At ING, Hamers earned 2.6 million euros ($3.1 million) in 2019, his last full year running the Dutch bank.

    It is common knowledge that Switzerland pays better than wider Europe: Even after a big cut in 2019, Ermotti’s payday made him the top-earning CEO of a listed European bank. Hamers’ UBS bonus last year – 3 million francs – alone is larger than his entire 2019 salary from ING.

    Ralph Hamers has launched a number of strategic initiatives, all with the aim of ensuring the continued long-term success of UBS,» the bank said.

    The unexpected reopening of a criminal investigation into Hamers in the Netherlands puts the Swiss bank on the back foot: it desperately needs its new CEO’s know-how to revitalize, but not with those plans effectively captive to the Dutch legal process, nor at the cost to its reputation.

    UBS had to pay a modest 164,000 francs to «make whole» Hamers – or to compensate him for ING instruments and awards he abandoned to join the Swiss bank. By contrast, it paid Iqbal Khan 8.1 million francs to replace Credit Suisse awards when UBS poached him as private bank co-head in 2019.

  • Vietnam women’s e-commerce leadership ratio second highest in Southeast Asia

    Vietnam women’s e-commerce leadership ratio second highest in Southeast Asia

    Forty-six percent of e-commerce business leaders in Vietnam are women, the second-highest in Southeast Asia, according to a survey.

    The survey has been conducted in Hong Kong and six Southeast Asia countries by market research company iPrice Group.

    This figure was lower than that of Hong Kong (55 percent) but higher than that of Thailand (44 percent), the Philippines (39 percent) and three other Southeast Asian countries, showed the survey.

    Vietnam’s figure has improved from 37 percent in 2018.

    In Southeast Asia, however, there is still a gender gap in top positions. Only 31 percent of women have C-level roles – executive levels such as CEO or chief financial officer (CFO).

    In the vice president position, just 38 percent are women.

    Overall, there is a 40-60 disparity between women and men when it comes to being in positions of power.

    “Given centuries of gender inequality and women taking time off for child-rearing, the disparity isn’t as wide as we may have assumed,” the iPrice report said.

  • Affiliate Marketing Tracking: Tools Overview

    Affiliate Marketing Tracking: Tools Overview

    Affiliate marketing is how a person, business, or organization can sell their products with different companies(affiliates) or persons for a commission. Affiliate marketing comes from Affinity marketing, which is gradually becoming a significant revenue source for various brands. Used by businesses to manage, track, and optimize their marketing activities, it involves sales monitoring, conversions, and clicks from affiliated websites to follow their affiliate’s performance. However, managing and tracking affiliates can be a nightmare for businesses. For utilizing the potential that affiliates bring, businesses must find reliable ways to track and channelize activities to the right channel.

    Fashion is the most popular affiliate marketing category.

    Affiliate marketing tracking software is a tool that manages and optimizes tracking for affiliates. Depending on different business models, affiliate marketing tracking software manages, tracks, and promotes marketing activities accurately and timely. Affiliate marketing software is responsible for tracking the number of clicks, source of origination of URL, time and location of clicks, calculating cost accordingly and much more. Some of the essential features of tracking software are:

    • Real-Time Insights: A kind of dashboard that presents you with an accurate picture of clicks, sales, and leads coming from affiliates with granular tracking. From creating personalized alerts to a personal dashboard, you see what you want to see.
    • Seamless integration: With online activities getting into the limelight, seamless integration to various websites and apps play a crucial role. Performance centric APIs for both web and mobile should be capable enough of extracting data with accuracy.
    • Monitor and Management: Both organizations or individuals and their affiliates should be able to track campaign activities, including purchases and click made from affiliate links.
    • Precisely accurate: With a lot happening on GUI, especially in a small mobile screen, software should be capable of Optimizing traffic sources precisely identifying potential leads with quality to generate the highest revenue in real-time. AI integrated software provides comprehensive insights, the discovery of new affiliates, and increased scalability.
    • Safeguarding against Fraud: Quickly flagging abnormal behavior and checking fraud clicks/traffics in real-time, software should have a high-security standard to protect against fraud.

    Tracing Made Easy: Finding a suitable program for an organization can be a tricky task, and with an abundance of available tools providing similar functionalities, it’s like extracting droplets from the sea. However, based on the criteria, below are a few affiliating marketing tracking tools aiming to succeed soon.

    • EverFlow:Amplifying marketing performance, it’s a tool capable of transforming data into actions. With niche UI and effective data analyzing, it tracks partners the right way your business needs.
    • Voluum:A one-stop solution for all your marketing activities, it tracks everything in a single place. Voluum is an add tracker controlling different ad formats and your campaigns for optimization.
    • Post Affiliate Pro: A globally popular tool recognized as the face of affiliating marketing tracking. Known for accurate tracking and intuitive dashboards, it’s a tool managing commissions and campaigns with 170+ CMS & Payment gateways.
    • Cake: A multichannel marketing tool presenting a holistic view by collects, validates, and distributes leads in real-time. With a global presence in 50+ countries and 500+ advertisers, accurate measurement, data security, and excellent customer support are critical features of cake.
    • iDevAffiliate is one of the most user-friendly cloud-based software or self-hosted software available where people can create their affiliate programs and customize them. Mastering the art of tracking, feature-rich iDevAffiliate designed for both expert and novice users. It incorporates a built-in onboarding guide providing you a step by step guild alongside video tutorials. Becoming more and more popular every year, it has a bunch of features described below
    • Dashboard using graphs and color scheme to provide insights on lead tracking, reports, top affiliates, and commission.
    • Affiliated can integrate multiple social media accounts like Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, and Pinterest to build their social media presence.
    • Each product/service has a different commission, making it an outstanding tool for managing different profit margins or rewarding higher commissions on specific items.
    • With more than 175+ integration of built-in shopping carts, eCommerce platforms, direct payment providers, WordPress plugins, subscription systems, and lead or landing pages, you get everything set up for you in just a single click.
    • Unique coupon code tracking that allots affiliates their unique coupons to use in their marketing campaigns.

    iDevAffiliate

    Depending on your business model and program, one marketing affiliating tracking tool is perfect for your needs. However, easy of using software, accurate tracking, available features make one software more suitable for you. iDevAffiliates is one of the software that has many features on top of core features like SEO linking, localization tools, tier recruiting, fraud protection, etc., which make it value-added software for managing and streamlining your affiliate programs.