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  This week saw Ve Interactive’s UK CEO, David J Brown invited to participate in 2 panel discussions and one closed round table at the A4U Expo in London. The first panel debate covered Tech congestion in Performance Marketing and the … Continue reading →

Ve Interactive will be at the A4U Expo in London, 16th-17th October, where we will be both exhibiting and speaking on two panels. And we are very excited to announce that also attending will be executives from our American, Nordic, … Continue reading →

As September draws to a close and Q4 rapidly approaches, its a busy time of year for anyone involved in the e-commerce industry, and an exciting time too. We are having an incredible end of month at Ve Interactive. On … Continue reading →

Smashing Magazine revealed some very interesting statistics this week – on the checkout process of the Top 100 grossing eCommerce websites. The recent study has shown that the user experience goes down astronomically when the checkout process includes the need … Continue reading →

Connectedness – a sense of being part of something that is larger than oneself. In technology terms it’s about seamless integration. As in the Internet of things, it could be your connected weight scales helping you track your fitness and … Continue reading →

London is golden right now, welcoming athletes and visitors from all over the world, and proudly witnessing the culmination of years of rigorous, meticulous training. What a wonderful contrast to the events of last summer, when young rioters rampaged our … Continue reading →

“We can’t stimulate or tax-cut our way to growth. We have to invent our way there. The majority of new jobs are now created by start-ups. The days when Ford came to town with 10,000 jobs are now over. Instead … Continue reading →

It’s music to the British economy’s ears that The London Olympic Games are predicted to boost it by £750m, with the longer term impact rising to £5.1bn by 2015 (Source: Visa). And whilst London will be the primary beneficiary, established … Continue reading →

It hasn’t been lost on us that days after Europe’s tallest building, Renzo Piano’s spectacular Shard is officially inaugurated into London’s skyline, the city’s reputation as a financial centre is also in shards, post the LIBOR rigging. “It’s (been) the … Continue reading →

Fresh from a UK & European ‘Heads of State’ set of meetings in Berlin last week, where Ve UK, Ve Nordic and Ve DACH brainstormed and strategised together, fueled by pots of delicious Kaffee and German delicacies, the Ve UK crew … Continue reading →