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London Life is intent on pulling out all the stops to service its customers across the country by deploying one of the insurance industry's largest roll-outs of client-server technology. With [...]

The article presents the discussion on brand partnerships taking on new permutations from popup extravaganzas to digital flyer programs. Topics include in-store retailers creating new partnership opportunities crossing traditional boundaries; retailers exploring innovative partnerships with services like Spotify for creating specific music lists for in-store customers; and seeing merchants amplifying the message/value proposition on digital channels such as online videos featuring products.

The article presents the discussion on social commerce. Topics include social commerce using social media platforms for advertising or direct selling products to consumers; using social media for creating awareness, driving transactions, and providing customer service; and retailers identifying a wealth of different activities in social media and using other channels for continuing the conversation.

GE Power Management of Malvern, PA, still manufacture electro-mechanical and static protective relays despite the emergence of intelligent electronic devices (IEDs) and high-speed communications. According to Bruce Campbell, Technical Advisor Power Systems in GE Multilin in Markham, Ontario, the firm still produce electro-mechanical and static protective relays since there are still applications that digital relays are unable to function at their maximum best. Digital relays cannot function well in areas with harsh weather conditions, or areas prone to electro-magnetic (EMI) or radio frequency interference (RFI).