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  • 130th Anniversary Celebration: Louis Vuitton Redefines its Signature Monogram in a Stunning New Collection

    130th Anniversary Celebration: Louis Vuitton Redefines its Signature Monogram in a Stunning New Collection

    To celebrate the 130th anniversary of its iconic Monogram pattern, the globally renowned Louis Vuitton has unveiled its new ‘Monogram 130’ collection. The collection presents a fresh interpretation of the signature motif across a variety of leather goods.

    History and Evolution of the Monogram Pattern

    Debuting in 1986, the Monogram pattern was conceived as a tribute to the brand’s founder, Louis Vuitton. The design features the LV initials intertwined with four floral geometric motifs. It drew its inspiration from the Victorian, Neo-Gothic, and Japonism art styles, which were prevalent in Europe during the time of its creation.

    The Monogram 130 Collection

    The anniversary collection is divided into several sub-collections, each with its unique appeal. The ‘Rainbow’ collection breathes new life into the Monogram Empreinte leather by featuring hues of sage, yellow, and lavender. The Monogram Taigarama line stands out with bold primary colors.

    The collection also pays homage to the brand’s travel legacy with its travel-inspired designs. The LV Resort and Nautical lines blend striped canvas and Monogram Denim with vibrant, seasonally inspired color palettes.

    Under the guidance of Men’s Creative Director Pharrell Williams, the collection is further extended with the introduction of the Pre-Fall 2026 small leather goods range. This range showcases the Monogram Surplus camouflage and pixelated Damoflage canvas on select pieces.

    Rounding out the release is the Sport Capsule collection. Drawing influence from football, skiing, and beach culture, this collection includes reinvented versions of the brand’s classic styles, such as the Multiple wallet.

    Questions & Answers

    What is the Monogram 130 collection?
    The Monogram 130 collection is a range of leather goods by Louis Vuitton that reinterprets its signature Monogram pattern to celebrate its 130th anniversary.

    What inspired the original Monogram pattern?
    The original Monogram pattern was inspired by Victorian, Neo-Gothic, and Japonism art trends and was created to honor Louis Vuitton, the brand’s founder.

    What new ranges are introduced in the Monogram 130 collection?
    The Monogram 130 collection introduces several ranges including the Rainbow and Monogram Taigarama lines, the LV Resort and Nautical ranges, the Pre-Fall 2026 small leather goods collection, and the Sport Capsule collection.

  • Schnitz Breaks Into Chicken Tender Game: Launches New Mouthwatering Signature Tenders Range Nationwide

    Schnitz Breaks Into Chicken Tender Game: Launches New Mouthwatering Signature Tenders Range Nationwide

    Schnitz, the renowned food chain, continues to expand its product range by stepping into the chicken tender category with the launch of Tom’s Signature Tenders. This new offering signifies an innovative line of premium whole-muscle chicken.

    Tom’s Signature Tenders are prepared through a unique buttermilk marination process. The tenders are then coated in a signature breading that further enhances their taste and texture. They are available in both Original and Spicy varieties to cater to the varied palates of customers.

    Adding to this, Schnitz is also introducing two new dipping sauces – Signature Sauce and Premium Ranch – to perfectly complement the chicken tenders.

    The newly launched chicken tenders have been integrated into Schnitz’s menu in a number of formats. These include Tender packs and Tender boxes, created specifically to accommodate various dining occasions.

    These premium chicken tenders are available nationwide at all Schnitz locations. Customers can enjoy them either in-store or conveniently order them online.

    Questions & Answers

    What is the unique preparation method for Tom’s Signature Tenders?
    Tom’s Signature Tenders are prepared using a unique buttermilk marination process, followed by a coating of signature breading.

    What varieties are available for Tom’s Signature Tenders?
    Tom’s Signature Tenders are available in two varieties: Original and Spicy.

    Can customers order Tom’s Signature Tenders from any location and how can they do that?
    Yes, customers can order Tom’s Signature Tenders from any Schnitz location across the country. They have the option to enjoy their meal in-store or place an order online.

  • Hecho En Mexico Debuts Ready-to-heat Packs At Coles Supermarkets Nationwide

    Hecho En Mexico Debuts Ready-to-heat Packs At Coles Supermarkets Nationwide

    The Melbourne-based Mexican fast-food chain, Hecho En Mexico, has made moves to broaden its horizons into the retail market by introducing two of its most popular dishes in ready-to-heat packs.

    The launch, resulting from a collaboration with cooked-protein provider Country Cooked, includes two of the chain’s fan favorites: Hecho En Mexico Chicken Fajitas and Hecho En Mexico Pulled Pork Tacos. The chicken fajitas consist of a 12-hour marinated chicken fajita mix, while the pulled pork tacos feature seasoned Mexican pulled pork.

    The convenient packs are inclusive of six flour tortillas and tomatillo salsa. Customers need only add shredded cheese and lime to have a well-rounded meal ready in under 20 minutes.

    Since making its first appearance in Fitzroy, Melbourne back in 2013, Hecho En Mexico has experienced rapid growth, resulting in the opening of over 20 restaurants across Australia.

    Loui Marcocci, the co-founder of Country Cooked, expressed his optimism about this new venture. According to him, this partnership illustrates the increasing opportunities for fast-service restaurants to venture into the retail sector.

    Marcocci highlighted that Hecho En Mexico had already been utilizing Country Cooked’s products in its restaurants. He expressed how this move is mutually beneficial, extending the brand’s reach to retail consumers and offering fans of the restaurant the convenience of purchasing their favorite dishes at their local Coles supermarket.

    The new Hecho En Mexico range is currently accessible at Coles supermarkets nationwide.

    Questions & Answers

    What is Hecho En Mexico’s new venture?
    Hecho En Mexico, in collaboration with Country Cooked, is launching two of its popular dishes in ready-to-heat packs for retail.

    What dishes are included in the ready-to-heat range?
    The range includes the Hecho En Mexico Chicken Fajitas, a 12-hour marinated chicken fajita mix, and Hecho En Mexico Pulled Pork Tacos, made with seasoned Mexican pulled pork.

    Where are the ready-to-heat packs available for purchase?
    The ready-to-heat packs are available at Coles supermarkets nationwide.

  • UOB Pilots Digital Signature Authorization

    UOB Pilots Digital Signature Authorization

    The initiative will remove one of the roadblocks – the need for physical signatures – in fully digitalizing the documentation process.

    UOB is starting a 12-month trial to test the use of Government Technology Agency’s (GovTech) Sign with Singpass among its retail and corporate customers, which will be used to confirm transactions such as individual wealth planning services and the PayNow Corporate application using a customer’s digital signature, the bank announced on Thursday.

    The features feature enables customers to use Singpass – the digital identity for Singapore residents that is identifiable and uniquely linked to the user – to sign electronic documents digitally via the Singpass app.

    The bank said it is pushing this innovation as research shows that COVID-19 has accelerated the move to online services, with more than 65 percent of customers expecting banking services to be digital by default.

    The change in customer expectations and experience during COVID-19 has made it imperative that we explore and extend our digital capabilities across more of our financial services and products, Susan Hwee, UOB head of group technology and operations, said in the announcement.

    UOB plans to expand the service to include more of its products and services for both the retail and wholesale segments in Singapore, and to expand its electronic signature capability to the region from 2022.

    One benefit from the move to e-signatures is its reduction of paper usage – more than 2 million multi-page hardcopy documents each year, which in turn will save more than 700 trees per year, once rolled out across its markets.

  • Google adds support for multiple signatures in Gmail

    Google adds support for multiple signatures in Gmail

    Google revealed earlier today that a new feature is coming to Gmail that allows users to create and use multiple signatures. It’s a nifty feature that makes it easier for Gmail users to adapt to any situation when it comes to sending emails that require different signatures.

    To make use of the new feature, which Google says will be available by default, simply create multiple signatures by heading to Gmail’s Settings / General. From there, choose Signature / Create New, and you should be able to create multiple signatures.

    Creating multiple signatures is easy, but let’s see how you can put them to good use. After you create at least two signatures, you’ll be able to switch between them by opening the signature menu in the compose action toolbar.

    Google announced the support for multiple signatures in Gmail will be rolled out starting today and may take up to two weeks to reach all devices. The new feature is available for all G Suite users, as well as Gmail users with personal Google Accounts.

  • Singtel partners with DocuSign for digital signatures

    Singtel partners with DocuSign for digital signatures

    Singtel and DocuSign have partnered to launch a cloud solution that allows for faster document authorization and more effective tracking through the use of electronic signatures.

    The solution is aimed at businesses undergoing digital transformation that need to upgrade their workflows and approval processes and keep digital records of them.

    The DocuSign solution will be available via Singtel’s SaaS portal. It aims to offer organizations the convenience of approving documents within minutes. Electronic documents and signatures can be electronically tracked from signatory to signatory, and protected against tampering.

    The solution also attaches to each document an electronic Certification of Completion seal that is admissible in court as it captures the audit trail of the signatories’ Internet Protocol addresses, time stamps and sequence of ownership.

    The passing of the Electronics Transaction Act 2010 in Singapore supports the adoption of e-documents and e-signatures.

    As the exclusive retailer reseller of DocuSign in Singapore, Singtel provides a single, dedicated local point of support to help organizations deploy the solution, with no software or hardware solution required.

    Small and medium-sized enterprises that deploy the DocuSign solution are eligible to receive tax deductions under the Government’s Productivity and Innovation Credit scheme.

    The United World College of South East Asia (UWCSEA), an international school in Singapore, has started using DocuSign to improve its staff hiring and student admission processes.

    Ben Morgan, UWCSEA’s IT Director, said, “UWCSEA is constantly exploring ways to deliver better value to families, and attracting the very best teachers from around the world. Shifting from paper-based to digital documents will reduce the time taken to complete some tasks by weeks, reduce the costs and environmental impact, as well as significantly reduce administrative workloads.”

    Industry analyst Statista estimated that the global digital transaction management market is expected to grow from $13.93 billion in 2017 to $30.66 billion in 2020.