Visa, the world’s leader in digital payments, has released its Consumer Payment Attitudes study in Vietnam that sheds light on how behaviour has changed during the COVID-19 pandemic towards a cashless economy.
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Retail University will help SME retailers go online
The training programme of Retail Unversity 2021 will focus on five subjects, including guiding retailers to build an e-commerce website and professional online brand, introducing Google My Business and guiding retailers to set up their Google My Business presence on the Sapo platform. Besides, participants will also be helped to improve business performance through the omni-channel, as well as learn about the delivery process. The last component will include training courses about online payment solutions for traders.
According to Nguyen Thanh Hung, chairman of VECOM, in 2020, the Vietnamese e-commerce market reported an increase of 15 per cent, reaching a scale of $13.2 billion. The figure is forecast to continue to increase by 2025.
Opportunities and challenges facing female owned start-ups
DUBAI, 4 days ago As part of continued efforts to advance diversity and inclusion, Visa, the world’s leader in digital payments, partnered with the Dubai Business Women Council (DBWC) to co-host their Women in Tech Forum. Held virtually for the first time, the forum featured inspiring industry experts who came together to discuss what female entrepreneurs need for their businesses to survive and thrive in today’s evolving tech ecosystem. The panel shared both their professional advice on their experience with mentoring and working with startups and larger organisations, and shared personal experiences and insights that have helped them shape their successful careers in the tech industry.
Visa s Mission to Digitally Enable Small Businesses Gains Momentum Across Europe
Visa (NYSE: V) today announced more than 100 partners across Europe have joined the
Where You Shop Matters initiative to help small business owners build digital capabilities and continue serving their communities.
More than two million small firms across Europe have received support since the launch of the program in summer 2020. The announcement marks a major milestone in Visa s commitment to help eight million small and medium sized businesses (SMBs) in Europe and 50 million globally to get online, adapt and future proof their business.
Across Europe, Covid-19 continues to have a devastating impact on small businesses. Research conducted by Visa revealed that 65% of small businesses are concerned about the future of their business.
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