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The Shortlist Economy - How AI Is Rewiring Buying Habits (and How Merchants Can Respond)

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By Chris Jones, Andrew O'Connor, Christopher Uriarte
| The Paypers Verified
From simple search to tailored recommendation, what are consumers looking for in the emerging agentic shopping age? AI-powered shopping assistants are rapidly changing the way consumers discover products, compare options and make purchasing decisions. As agentic commerce moves from emerging trend to commercial reality, merchants, agents and their PSPs face important strategic questions about customer acquisition, trust and the future of digital commerce.
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Revolutionizing Livestock Feeding: Feed Databases

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By Solomon Mwendia, An Notenbaert, Chris Jones, Peggy karimi
| alliancebioversityciat.org
As global challenges such as climate change and food security require increasingly urgent action, sustainable livestock farming has become a critical focus for researchers, farmers and policymakers. To support this endeavor the Alliance of Bioversity International and CIAT, the International Livestock Research Institute (ILRI) and Mazingira Labs have developed a cutting-edge Feed Database.
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The Workforce Strategies Supply Chain Leaders Will Need to Employ for the Next 4 Years

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By Chris Jones
| Logistics Viewpoints
The upcoming Trump administration has signaled a number of trade and immigration initiatives that will significantly impact supply chain strategies for the next four years and beyond. The potential for business disruption and impact on the bottom line of many companies will cause the C-suites to turn to supply chain leaders to mitigate higher costs and labor shortages. This post focuses on what to do in what could be a very challenging labor market.
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