| Despite Progress, Many Payments Verticals Still in Trade âDark Agesâ That's just some of what Boost Payment Solutions CEO Dean Leavitt tells PYMNTS, as he notes that while the pandemic clearly triggered an increase in cross-border payments digitization, it also left many industries and companies behind, who still have a lot to learn about the importance of data exchange and transparency. |
| Healthcare Takes a Page From Retailâs Omnichannel Payments Playbook As Shannon Burke, senior VP and GM of health systems at Synchrony, tells PYMNTSâ Karen Webster, after experiencing new ways to pay for everything, consumers want that same ease and simplicity when they visit a doctor, a reality that will serve as a key driver for new omnichannel digital health solutions. |
| Technology Helps Teams Drive Digital Cross-Border Payments Progress Ramana Satyavarapu, chief technology officer of Nium, tells PYMNTS that establishing solid relationships and interactions with human resources, design and other executive teams ahead of time will make the innovation and implementation of new cross-border payments arrangements easier and more likely to succeed. |
| Multicurrency Payrolls Simplify Compliance, Improve Global Workforce Experience Julien Couderc, France country leader at remote-hiring firm Deel, tells PYMNTS that as more and more firms hire internationally, all-in-one, easy-to-use platforms that create strong employee experiences by streamlining global payroll processes and compliance, while enabling contractor payments in multiple currencies, will make the difference. |
| Data Brief: Consumer Behavior |
| | Main Street Health: SMBs Battle Inflation | | Inflation Takes Mixed Toll on Main Street Small Business According to PYMNTS survey of 533 US businesses for the new "Main Street Health: SMBs Battle Inflation" report, the impact of rising prices has delivered a mix of results, ranging from "greatest challenge" to expectations for increased sales and improved margins. |
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