Deborah Merkin
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The CVS/pharmacy® Wellness Newsletter: February Edition
Top stories from the February CVS/pharmacy® Wellness Newsletter!
Wellness programs continue to evolve into 2016, challenging employers to keep things fresh. This edition of the CVS/pharmacy® Wellness Newsletter focuses on using rewards and incentives to encourage healthy behavioral changes, resources on how to maintain engagement and secure long-term program success, CVS news and more. Read below for more on what this edition has to offer.
Digital Gift Card Growth in B2B: 3 Trends to Consider
The only thing constant in the B2B gift card market is that it’s constantly evolving. This can leave retailers scrambling to keep up with the flow and not get left behind. One such evolution is digital gift card growth in the B2B market. Retailers are taking a closer look at the effect this growth in digital has on the bottom line of their B2B gift card program.
4 Tips to Boost Employee Engagement
Employee engagement is a number one priority for HR departments as we get further into 2016. Based on a 2014 SHRM survey, employees rated
engagement levels at work a 3.6 out of 5. So how do you boost employee engagement rates? Here are four tips from PC Magazine on how to perfect your program, and boost employee engagement this year:
All Payments Expo 2016 is Almost Here
In just 5 short weeks the 11th annual All Payments Expo 2016 (APEX) will take place on March 21-23 at the Hyatt Regency in New Orleans, LA. GiftCard Partners will once again be attending this event and we look forward to seeing new and returning faces at the expo. By collecting the brightest minds and leading talents in retail, payments, and technology, we will learn from today's innovators, build tomorrow's businesses, and chart the future for consumer-centric commerce.
Smartphones Drive Retail Sales
In the tenth edition of Forrester Research’s “State of Online Retailing” report, we learned something profound about how our shopping has evolved. For the first time, smartphones drive retail sales, surpassing computers and tablets in online shopping dollars. Not only have tablets fallen off as a sales driver, but they have also found a new, innovative home in a different corner of the retail cycle.