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☁️ Infobip supports Qatar's digital transformation by leveraging Microsoft Azure Cloud. Aiming to enhance customer engagement and meet Qatar National Vision 2030 goals, Infobip offers AI-powered platforms and omnichannel services. With a committed local team in Doha, they ensure data residency compliance, direct connectivity with Qatari telecoms, and service availability through Azure Marketplace.

🚗 Eaton, set to broaden its EV charger lineup in 2025, will offer the Green Motion Duo capable of charging two vehicles at once with up to 22 kW each, and the Green Motion 30 and 60 for fast commercial charging. These chargers align with Eaton's Buildings as a Grid approach, providing energy efficiency, cost savings, and potential revenue generation. They support AC/DC options, feature Environmental Product Declarations for lifecycle integrity, and are designed for easy installation, boasting 25% quicker setup than the industry standard. Eaton ensures reliability with warranties and local service support, emphasizing their chargers' use of recycled plastics and remote monitoring capabilities. Preorders are currently open.

🚀 beOnd, the first premium leisure airline, has partnered with ZYTLYN Technologies to accelerate growth via AI-driven marketing, which could boost ROI by up to 350%. The technology provides predictive analytics for strategic planning and autonomous marketing orchestration. Dhaz Hunjan, CCO of beOnd, emphasizes innovation for customer experience, while ZYTLYN's Houman Goudarzi notes AI's revolutionary role in the industry. The platform allows integration with revenue management for enhanced control.

✈ IATA's program NDC aims to modernize flight purchasing, like Amazon and Netflix's personalized experience. As of now, 76 airlines have adopted NDC. FLYR, an airline retailing company, secured $295M in investment to support Riyadh Air's digital journey. Data from IATA indicates 64% of Tier 1 airlines, 40% of Tier 2, 16% of Tier 3, and less than 1% of Tier 4 airlines have implemented NDC. The modernization movement could benefit mid-tier and regional airlines by fostering connections to remote destinations and boosting revenue.

💸 Falk Rudolph, with two decades of experience in ground transfer, has been appointed chief growth officer at Hubby eSIM. Joining from HBX Group where he served as head of sales since 2021, Rudolph is tasked with leading the Amsterdam-based startup's expansion, market penetration, business development, and strategic partnerships. CEO Thijs van de Wijk highlighted Rudolph's 19-year track record in travel industry sales and its alignment with Hubby eSIM's strategic objectives, aiming to establish the company as a global B2B eSIM industry leader.

📢 Custom Travel Solutions (CTS) celebrated its one-year partnership with AItensify, a German company specializing in voice and text analytics, for improving customer service in the travel industry. Through AItensify's omnichannel analytics tools, CTS now analyzes customer interactions, translating them into actionable KPIs. This synergy resulted in significantly increased member satisfaction and operational efficiency, driven by sentiment analysis and automated issue resolution. CTS iterates their program monthly, while AItensify marks their expansion into the U.S. market.