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According to the report, the global Internet of Things in Banking Market is expected to grow from $13Billion in 2022, which is expected to reach $240 Billion by 2033, growing at the CAGR of 34% from 2023 to 2033. The Internet of Things (IoT) is a network of physical devices, vehicles, buildings, and other objects embedded with sensors, software, and connectivity, which enables them to exchange data and interact with each other. The IoT has been rapidly transforming various industries, and the banking sector is no exception.

The adoption of IoT technology in the banking industry is driven by several factors, including the increasing demand for enhanced customer experience, the need for real-time data analytics and insights, the rising adoption of cloud-based solutions, and the growing trend of digitalization.

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Key Highlights:The global Internet of Things in Banking Market size was valued at USD 13 billion in 2022 growing at a CAGR of 34% from 2023 to 2033.North America dominated the market in 2022Asia Pacific is expected to fastest-growing at the highest CAGR from 2023 to 2033

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The New NormalThe COVID-19 pandemic has significantly impacted the global economy, including the IoT in banking market. While the adoption of IoT technology in the banking industry has been growing steadily, the pandemic has accelerated this trend, as banks are increasingly turning to digital solutions to meet the changing needs of their customers.

The pandemic has led to a shift in consumer behavior, with more people opting for digital banking services to avoid physical contact and reduce the risk of transmission. This has led to an increased demand for IoT-enabled devices such as smart ATMs, digital payment systems, and mobile banking apps.

In terms of COVID 19 impact, the Internet of Things in Banking Market report also includes the following data points:COVID19 Impact on Internet of Things in Banking Market sizeEnd-User/Industry/Application Trend, and PreferencesGovernment Policies/Regulatory FrameworkKey Players Strategy to Tackle Negative Impact/Post-COVID StrategiesOpportunity in INTERNET OF THINGS IN BANKING MARKET

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Key PlayersSome of the major Internet of Things in Banking Market players holding high market share include IBM, Microsoft, Capgemini and Cisco. These players use collaboration/expansion as a key strategy to gain significant market share to compete with market leaders.

The key players profiled in the report are:IBM Microsoft CapgeminiCiscoSAPOracleInfosysSoftware AG

Segmental AnalysisMarket Segment By Component with focus on market share, consumption trend, and growth rate of Internet of Things in Banking Market:oSolutionsoServices

Market Segment By Deployment Modal with focus on market share, consumption trend, and growth rate of Internet of Things in Banking Market:oOn premiseoCloud

Market Segment By Application with a focus on market share, consumption trend, and growth rate of Internet of Things in Banking Market:oSmart ATMsoCustomer Management and SupportoSecurity and Authentication

Market Segment By Enterprise Size with a focus on market share, consumption trend, and growth rate of Internet of Things in Banking Market:oLarge EnterprisesoSmall and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs)

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Global INTERNET OF THINGS IN BANKING MARKET Geographic Coverage:North AmericaoUSoCanadaoMexico

EuropeoUKoGermanyoFranceoItalyoSpainoNordic CountriesoBeneluxoRest of Europe

Asia PacificoChinaoJapanoIndiaoSouth KoreaoIndonesiaoMalaysiaoAustraliaoRest of Asia Pacific

Middle East and AfricaoSaudi ArabiaoUAEoEgyptoSouth AfricaoRest of MEA

Latin AmericaoMexicooBraziloArgentinaoRest of Latin America

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The long-awaited California Consumer Privacy Rights Act Regulations (CPRA Regulations or Regulations) have been approved by the California Office of Administrative Law. Back in July 2022, the California Privacy Protection Agency (CPPA) initiated a formal rulemaking process to adopt regulations to implement the CPRA of 2020. Throughout the year, the CPPA Board solicited public comment and prepared revised drafts of the Regulations. The final Regulations are encompassed in a 66-page comprehensive document. For clarification, the CPPA also issued an associated Final Statement of Reasons. The approved Regulations are effective immediately and update existing CCPA regulations.

Highlights of the Newly Approved, Final CPRA Regulations

According to Lisa Kim, the CPPAs Senior Privacy Counsel and Advisor, [o]nce again California is leading the way in protecting consumers privacy rights. We are excited to be the first in the nation to implement comprehensive regulations on data minimization and dark patterns. In an earlier announcement, the CPPA reported that the CCPA provides California citizens with key privacy rights, including the right to know the personal information collected about them by businesses, the right to delete that information, and the right to stop its sale to third parties.

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The awards celebrate brands and agencies for creating, and marketing products that enable consumers to experience a better quality of life

by exchange4media Staff Published - Apr 7, 2023 9:02 AM | 4 min read

Health is the biggest asset today and being healthy is becoming the new life rule for everyone. Good health is an invaluable asset that leads to a fulfilling life. It is important to prioritise health and adopt healthy habits to ensure that we can enjoy life to the fullest. Today, World Health Day is being celebrated across the globe to raise awareness about physical and mental health that can help people live happy lives.

World Health Day is a great opportunity for people to focus on their fitness goals, practise healthy eating habits and make health their priority. As we shift our focus towards maintaining a healthy lifestyle, brands too have to pivot their strategies to cater to the consumers demand for high-quality and effective health and wellness products.

Health and wellness are critical aspects of human life. In line with this concept, exchange4media Group is proud to announce its 4th edition of Health & Wellness Marketing Awards. The awards celebrate and honour brands and agencies for creating and marketing products that help consumers experience a better quality of life. The award covers a wide range of categories right from food, consumer goods, technology, retail, and auto to real estate. If your brand speaks of healthier alternatives for the masses at large, nominate for the awards now!

Brands are now leaving no stone unturned to create products that elevate their customers lifestyle. Consumers are now putting health first among other things and are ready to pay for whatever it takes to get access to healthy and fresh food. With rapid data penetration, brands have got the much-needed opportunity to propagate the message that good health is central to human happiness and well-being through their smart advertising.

Speaking on the occasion of World Health Day, several industry leaders shared their thoughts on health being the biggest asset and focused on enjoying a healthy and fulfilling life. Suman Verma, Chief Marketing Officer, Hamdard, said, The World Health Day stands tall to raise awareness about health issues and to make each one of us conscious of the fact that our health is the most precious gift we can gift ourselves. We should make a pledge to become active & add some form of exercise in our daily regime.

Echoing the same sentiments, Ritu Mittal, Head - Marketing and Digital, Bayer India said, "On World Health Day, let us unite and pledge to make self-care accessible to all. With creativity, science, and technology, we can transform healthcare and make it more equitable. At Bayer, we work every day towards our vision of health for all. Together, let's ensure that no one is denied the basic right to access quality care, and that everyone can enjoy a healthy and fulfilling life."

Dr Ashish Bajaj, Chief Marketing Officer, Narayana Health, said it was time to revitalize the countrys healthcare ecosystem and focus on creating a healthier and prosperous future. On this World Health Day, the countrys healthcare ecosystem should revitalize itself and re-evaluate its current healthcare status. In order to achieve 'health for all' in our country, we must take a multi-pronged approach to health, including improving infrastructure, increasing the workforce, making healthcare affordable, promoting preventive health through appropriate investments, improving access to medicines, and addressing health inequalities.Our goal is to make it easier for people to prioritize their health and well-being so India can overcome challenges and create a healthier, more prosperous future, Bajaj said.

Mustufa Arsiwalla, Chief Marketing Officer, Britannia Bel Foods, said, Sensory pleasure from taste of food has been a major determinant of food take. In today's world, consumers are not just looking for products that taste good, they want brands that prioritize their health and well-being. Brands are fortifying a food or beverage with essential vitamins, minerals or function ingredients. e4m health and wellness marketing awards recognizes and celebrates brands that prioritize the health and well-being of their customers. It is truly inspiring to be a part of this movement towards a healthier future.

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PHILADELPHIA, April 06, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- DMi Partners, the leading full-service performance marketing agency specializing in affiliate, email, paid search, and SEO, today announces it has won two (2) 2023 Internet Advertising Competition Awards from the Web Marketing Association. Since its founding in 1999, the IAC Awards recognizes honor excellence in online advertising.

DMis campaign entry Straight from the Block: How Sargentos and DMi Partners Turned Affinity into Effectively Customized Engagement was selected for both the Best Consumer Goods Email Message Campaign and Best Food Industry Email Message Campaign categories.

Through DMis segmentation efforts and content strategy, Sargento was able to not only introduce over 100,000 new subscribers to the joy of 100% real, natural cheese, but also continue to build on and develop its brand loyalty each month in perpetuity. Key metrics from the campaign include:

The WMA was founded in Boston in 1997 to help set a high standard for Internet marketing and corporate web development. The IAC Awards were initiated in 1999 to recognize outstanding companies and individuals in their respective industries. Judging is based on creativity, innovation, impact, design, copywriting, use of the medium and memorability. Judges are carefully selected for their professional experience and an in-depth understanding of the current state-of-the-art in advertising design and technology, as well as the objectivity to score entries according to a predefined set of criteria.

We are beyond ecstatic to be honored by WMA with not just one, but two 2023 Internet Advertising Competition Awards, said Patrick McKenna, CEO of DMi Partners. At DMi Partners, we constantly work to develop and execute campaigns that help brands reach their goals in the most effective way possible.

DMi of late has been recognized for other industry awards. Within the past few weeks, DMi has been named to the Philadelphia Inquirers list of 2023 Top Workplaces, as well as by Gallup to its 2023 Exceptional Workplace Award (GEWA) list, which recognizes the most engaged workplace cultures across the world.

AboutDMi PartnersDMi Partners is a full-service performance marketing agency working with todays leading consumer, B2B, and e-commerce brands like Henkel, Sargento, Smithfield Foods, Vineyard Vines, Anthropologie, and SKIMS. The agency's innovative email and affiliate management leads a best-in-class suite of digital services, including SEO, paid search, e-commerce, branding and interactive, social media marketing, and advanced marketing analytics designed to engage target audiences to drive revenue.

Founded in 2003, DMi Partners today has more than 100 clients and 85 team members across the country, including Philadelphia, California, Georgia, and Florida. Staffed by big-agency talent and offering the personal attention and agility of a boutique, DMi Partners has been recognized for managing award-winning campaigns and a proven track record of delivering the highest quality marketing strategy, execution and results. Learn more by visiting http://www.dmipartners.com and LinkedIn, Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram, or contact us at info@dmipartners.com.

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The Abington High boys and girls lacrosse team swept Rockland on Tuesday.

The Green Wave boys coasted to a 16-8 win behind seven-goal games from Hunter Grafton (2 assists) and Pat Prewitt (assist). The Green Wave girls won a thriller in overtime, 7-6, behind a winning goal from Natalie Van Luling.

In the boys game, Jonathan Halpin scored a goal and handed out 5 assists. Zach Buccigross scored the other goal.

In the girls game, Van Luling had a hat trick. Caitlin Happel scored two goals, including the tying goal. Molly Joyce tacked on two goals and Brielle DeJesus played well in net.

More: Hamstring woes behind him, Fitzgerald eyes big send-off to Braintree High baseball career

In other high school action on Tuesday:

Falmouth 9, Silver Lake 6: The Lakers dropped the non-league game.

Cohasset 9, Norwell 8: The Skippers (2-0) won the South Shore League game behind a 5-point day from Liam Appleton (4 goals, assist). Charlie Donovan added 2 goals and 2 assists while Luke Willmott had a goal and 3 assists. Freshman Gus Greene tallied the winning goal and Colin Humphrey stopped 12 shots.

Hingham 10, Needham 7: The Harbormen won the non-leage game.

Plymouth South 13, Milton 7: The Panthers improve to 2-0.

Hull 13, Mashpee 4: The Pirates won the South Shore League game.

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Scituate 14, Sandwich 8: The Sailors won the non-league game behind 5 goals from James Sullivan and 5-point days from Charlie Hartwell (3 goals, 2 assists) and Owen Hofford (2 goals, 3 assists). Reid Fulton made 11 saves.

Bridgewater-Raynham 11, Bishop Feehan 10: Jayson Kelleher scored 5 goals, including the winner with 1:23 remaining. Seniors Zach Sinclair, James Murray and Nick Rossi each scored one goal.

East Bridgewater 19, Middleboro 10: The Vikings won the South Shore League game.

Oliver Ames 19, Taunton 3: The Tigers won the Hockomock League game.

BC High 15, Catholic Memorial 6: Will Emsing had three goals and two assists for the Eagles.

Canton 12, Milford 1: The Bulldogs won their season opener.

Barnstable 9, Plymouth North 5: The Blue Eagles dropped the non-league game.

Cohasset 6, Norwell 3: Aizza Chase (12 saves) starred in net, and Kira Fulton scored 4 goals for the Skippers. Charlotte Pithie made 11 saves for Norwell, which got goals from Maddie McDonald, Danielle Cox and Holly Panttila.

More: Cohasset girls lax stars Laney Larsen and Kira Fulton each have 'redemption' on their mind

Weymouth 11, Scituate 5: Megan Doyle led the way with 7 points and 11 draw controls for the Wildcats (1-1). Cam Flaherty added 4 points and Anya Younie (14 saves) was strong in net.

Canton 13, Milford 10: Ella Yeaton (6 goals) and Emily McCabe (4 goals) led the way for the Bulldogs while Ashley Balunas made 7 saves.

Barnstable 15, Bridgewater-Raynham 14 (3OT): Emily Keefe scored 6 goals and had an assist in the loss for the Trojans. Kate Lambert (2 goals, 2 assists) and Ashley McLaren (3 goals, assist) each had four-point games.

Hull 10, Mashpee 7: The Pirates won the South Shore League game.

Oliver Ames 12, Taunton 7: The Tigers won the Hockomock League game.

Plymouth North 16, Old Rochester Regional 13: The Blue Eagles won the non-league game.

Abington 12, Rockland 0: Jon Sellon tossed a one-hitter while striking out seven. He add three extra-base hits (2 doubles, triple) in the win. Henry Rogers also had a three-hit day. Spencer Merrick had 2 hits and 3 RBIs.

Bishop Feehan 2, Archbishop Williams 0: Christopher Swirlabus (6 innings, 4 strikeouts, 1 earned run) pitched well in the loss for the Bishops (0-1). Stephen Ondrick had two doubles and Ryan Beardsley played well at shortstop.

Brockton 9, Whitman-Hanson 8: Armani LoRusso had three hits and Zeke Inchaustegui belted a home run to break a 5-5 tie for the Boxers. Brandon Craven and Cam Beltramini had multi-hit days for W-H in the loss.

Silver Lake 2, Hingham 1: Ben Zschau threw 97 pitches over 5 innings for the Lakers, givingup one unearned run, and Collin Monteiro closed with 2 scoreless innings.Wes Hawley had the winning RBI.

Quincy 12, Charlestown 7: The Presidents won the non-league game.

Bishop Stang 9, Cardinal Spellman 1: The Cardinals dropped the Catholic Central League game.

South Shore Tech 10, Avon 1: Gabe Scanlon tossed a complete game in the win, allowing 2 hits and striking out 9. Tyler Holmes (3 hits, 4 RBIs) and Jake McAleer (2 hits, 2 walks) led the way offensively.

West Bridgewater 15, Holbrook 3 (5 inn.): Olivia Razza (3-for-4, 2 RBIs), Susana Carriere (3-for-4, 2 runs) and Mia Harrington (double, triple, 3 RBIs) starred offensively for the Wildcats, who scored 10 runs in the fifth inning.

Pembroke 7, Falmouth 3: Kelly McGee pitched well in the win for the Titans (1-1) while Haleigh Borden hit a home run.

Silver Lake 16, Duxbury 0: Autumn Fletcher went 4-for-4 in the win for the Lakers. Bri Ghilardi and Delaney Moquin combined for the 1-hitter by striking out 12 in 5 innings. Nina O'Neil and Maddy Bryan each had 3 hits.

South Shore Tech 26, Avon 1: Lexi Mitsiopoulos and Zoey Bradshaw each went 4-for-4 for the Vikings. Mia Bradshaw was 3-for-3. Every South Shore Tech had at least one hit and scored once.

Thayer Academy 20, Winsor 8: The Tigers won their season opener at home.

Plymouth South 5, Dennis-Yarmouth 0: Keira McLaugh (first), Elizabeth Nyberg (second) and Emma Colonna (third) swept the singles matches for the Panthers. Anna Quinn/Karina Dias (first) and Anna Lanning/Abby Coolide (second) swept the doubles matches.

Pembroke 5, Rockland 0: The Titans improved to 2-0.

Archbishop Williams 4, St. Mary's 1: Erika Duffin, Addie Woodgate and Catherine Crowley won singles matches while Reese Durfee/Olivia Antonios won at first doubles.

Plymouth North 5, Sandwich 0: Ava Boyajian (second) and Emmy Spinale (third) each swept their singles matches, 6-0, 6-0, in the win for Plymouth North.

North Quincy 5, Malden Catholic 0: The Raiders won the non-league match.

Duxbury 5, Norwell 0: The Dragons won the non-league match.

Whitman-Hanson 5, Brockton 0: Alyson Tobias (first), Sam Jacobsen (second) and Mari Santalucia (third) swept the singles matches for the Panthers (2-0). Delaney Hughes/Sophie Ennis (first) and Riley Gretchell/Mary Lynam (second) took the doubles matches.

Notre Dame Academy 5, Ursuline Academy 0: Amelia Maw, Sophia Lirio and Bella LaGrassa won in singles, and NDA swept the doubles with the teams of Vivienne Lagrassa/Megan Ravenisi and Gabi Marchione/Julia Walsh.

Durfee 5, Middleboro 0: The Sachems dropped their season opener.

North Quincy 5, Malden Catholic 0: The Raiders won the non-league game.

Scituate 5, Norwell 0: The Sailors won the non-league game.

Plymouth North 3, Sandwich 2: Liam Husband (second singles), Will Bergendahl (third singles) and Max Donnelly/Adam Halperin (first doubles) all won their matches for the Blue Eagles.

Rockland/East Bridgewater 4, Pembroke 1: Petr Quinn (second singles), Leo Monterio (third singles), Logan Maguire/Kaden Gerstal (first doubles) and Will Cifrino/Mo Asad (second doubles) all had wins for Rockland/EB.

Whitman-Hanson 5, Brockton 0: Brady Wright (first), Mateo Santalucia (second) and James Goyette (third) swept the singles for the Panthers (1-0). Tristan Baker/George Dykens (first) and Drew Fountain/Conor Thomas (second) took the doubles matches.

West Bridgewater 77, Blue Hills 59; WB 122, Holbrook 12; BH 114, Holbrook 17: WB swept the shot put (Sean Carter, Kenly Laime, Nate Anderson), long jump (Tommy Perna, Sam Salter, Junya Keith) and 200m (Will DeLuca, Sean Hancock, George Baroud).

Foxboro 88, Canton 48: For Canton, Ruairi Ritson won the high jump (5-0) and was second in the shot put (38-2.75) and third in the 110m hurdles (:20.4). Godson Ofanagoro won the 100m (:12.0) and was third in the long jump (17-5.5). Blair Resil was second in the 100m (:12.2) and long jump (19-6.75), and Sam Vail was third in the 400m hurdles (:66.3), javelin (106-5), and 2-mile (12:10).

Blue Hills 85, Holbrook 51; West Bridgewater 75, Holbrook 57; BH 80, WB 56: Senior Angela Rossini, senior Zackeisha Theza, and sophomore Alexis D'Arcy led Blue Hills (2-0) in points, and junior Maya Ludkiewicz beat her own school record in the 100m hurdles. For WB, Caroline Auger (long jump, 800m) and Ava Xayvaong (triple jump, 100m hurdles) were double winners.

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