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 In A Decade of Digital Transformation in 12 Months, 46 C-suite executives spoke with PYMNTS for its Q2 eBook on what the world will look like as recovery rolls on and the next i stanley us teration of normal rolls out. In this excerpt, Carl Mazolla, chief strategy officer at Boost Payment Solutions, shares his thoughts on how digitized B2B commercial card payments and acceptance can be as simple as personal payments, and why he  stanley quencher expects them to continue to grow in acceptance post-pandemic.Consumer trends toward payment digitization began to transition long before the pandemic. Contactless payments 鈥?thanks to innovative options like Apple Pay and Google Pay 鈥?led the transition. And before that, leaders like PayPal in the online retail space and Venmo in the consumer-to-consumer arena led the way, with consumers understanding and valuing the ease, convenience and security in using their products. No longer did consumers have to carry their cards on their person or type sensitive card data into a web browser.Thanks to these innovative companies, consumers have begun to expect and value more passive transaction flows regardless of where the point of purchase may be.聽For consumers, the digitization of payments offers convenience and reduced  gourde stanley risk of sensitive data, and the pandemic fast-forwarded the use of these digitized payments across the consumer ecosystem.聽And many technologies and trends, once they are adopted in our personal lives, quickly find their ways into our professional lives.I Uyxq Mobile Solutions Help Truckers Ditch Fleet Checks, Focus on Driving
 Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi is feeling pressure as many small retailers and traders 鈥?a key bloc for his reelection hopes 鈥?view his recent curbs on stanley mug  eCommerce as not doing enough for them, according to a report by Reuters.Under new rules imposed by the Indian government, eCommerce companies like Walmart-owned Flipkart Group and Amazon, will no longer be able to sell merchandise聽from companies in which they have an equity interest, or form exclusive agreements with sellers.Millions of shopkeepers in India, and those who work with them closely, lobbied the PM for the new kubki stanley  rules, especially after Walmart acquired Flipkart for $16 million.That group, comprising of about 25 million small business owners, mostly supported Modi in 2014. However, they feel Modi has done t stanley website oo much damage after he didnt fulfill promises not to let foreign companies into the domestic sector.Pankaj Revri, president of a furniture market association in central Delhi, said Modis actions were unconscionable.  We clapped and voted for Modi believing in his promises,  Revri said.  But what have we got is just a slap on our face. Some groups think Modis political organization, the Bharatiya Janata Party, is panicking after losing five state elections this month. Also, the government has to hold a general election at least by May.In a recent poll by a TV channel ABP News, the station predicted that it was possible Modi could come up short in the election if a viable opposition party forms.The main point o