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$569 million returned to U.S. consumers in Q3 2020; more than double compared to Q2 2020

05 November 2020 – HYLA Mobile, the world's leading provider of software technology and services for mobile device returns management and reuse solutions, today revealed that following a volatile first half of the year, mobile device trade-ins are back on the rise. According to HYLA's Q3 2020 trade-in trends insights, $569 million was returned to U.S. consumers thanks to mobile device trade-in programs—an increase of 153% compared to last quarter ($225 million). For the first time, HYLA has also shared its data on trade-ins of wearables during Q2 and Q3 of this year.

As part of Aruba’s drive to deliver cloud-based networking solutions with flexible OPEX and pay-per-use investment models through channel partners, enterprise network specialist Ensign is now a certified MSP (Managed Services Provider).

As part of Aruba’s drive to deliver cloud-based networking solutions with flexible OPEX and pay-per-use investment models through channel partners, cyber security specialist KHIPU is now a certified MSP (Managed Services Provider).

As part of Aruba’s drive to deliver network transformation with flexible OPEX and pay-per-use investment models through channel partners, Digital Workplace, Intelligent Networks and Security specialist Qolcom is now a certified MSP (Managed Services Provider).

Genmed is one of London Stock Exchange Group’s ‘1000 Companies to Inspire Britain’ 2020 for the third year running. To be included in this report, businesses had to demonstrate strong revenue growth over the last three years and outperform their sector peers, creating a unique list of the UK’s most innovative SMEs.

Brands can rank high in Baidu organic searches even if they link to blocked US sites such as Facebook and YouTube

75% of websites ranked in the top ten positions on Baidu are .com sites (not the Chinese .cn or .com.cn)

Using exact match keywords is NOT important for Baidu search success

Moscow, Russia: Linxdatacenter, an international provider of data storage, cloud and telecom solutions, released a guide for foreign companies operating in Russia on legislation regarding storage of personal data.

The Russian market holds major potential for foreign companies. But because of myths about the market and inaccurate views of the risks involved, they often see compliance with local legislation on personal data – a challenge for any business concerned with reputation and future growth – as complicated and costly.