Composable commerce vendor commercetools has unveiled a new solution for the healthcare industry. The new commercetools for Healthcare solution offers the flexibility of composable commerce while securely processing PHI and BAAs so that healthcare and life sciences companies can sell online in the US and France while complying with data regulations.

“We’re proud to introduce commercetools for Healthcare to the market – the first and only truly composable solution able to securely process PHI under a BAA framework. This solution is a game-changer for healthcare companies as they can now reap the benefits of composable commerce while keeping PHI safe and secure,” said Chief Product Officer at commercetools Mike Sharp.

Elsewhere, JP Morgan has joined the MACH Alliance, Grid Dynamics has added a composable commerce help desk starter kit, and Apply Digital launches a new accelerator.

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• J.P. Morgan Joins MACH Alliance, Fueling the Importance of Composability in a Future-Ready Digital Ecosystem: “The movement toward MACH is an exciting transformation and we look forward to helping our clients accelerate innovation to better deliver more seamless and secure experiences for their end customers in a rapidly evolving landscape.”

• Grid Dynamics Releases Composable Commerce Help Desk Starter Kit to Fill Market Gap in Customer Support: “By enabling businesses to replace outdated legacy systems with modern, composable architectures, the Composable Commerce Help Desk Starter Kit offers a proven, scalable customer support solution that can be rapidly deployed.”

• BigCommerce Customers Around the World Named Finalists for MACH Impact Awards: “BigCommerce’s open, flexible platform is an excellent foundation for composability, and our recent Catalyst storefront technology makes composable transformation projects even more accessible to brands and retailers.”

• Apply Digital Launches Composable Accelerator For Enterprises: “CAFE gives our clients the opportunity to go composable, modernize their digital experiences. It can scale their business more efficiently and effectively.”

New RFPs From DXP360

• [New] [RFP Value: $4,355,200] Content development services: The European Travel Commission is seeking to establish a Multi-Supplier Framework Agreement with the reopening of competition among a pool of agencies.

• [New] [RFP Value: $100,000] Full Stack Developers for SaaS Platform: A UK company is seeking full-stack developers to establish a comprehensive development team for the creation of SYMA, a SaaS platform dedicated to helping individuals sell digital products online.

• [New] [RFP Value: $50,000] Mobile App Development: A client is seeking experienced developers to partner with them in the development of a mobile application, divided into two phases.

• [New] [RFP Value: $330,000] Digitisation of Registrars Certificates: A UK-based council is inviting proposals for the digitisation of 100 years' worth of physical birth, death, and marriage certificates. The goal is to digitise these physical registers and implement imaging software to enhance current processes.

• [New] [RFP Value: Undisclosed] Play Site Asset Management System: A Council is seeking a qualified software provider to deliver a comprehensive play sites asset management system.

Stories that caught our eye

1. Banks Embracing MACH Architecture: Hot on the heels of JP Morgan other banks are embracing the composable approach. 

2. Sitecore Adds New Chief Human Resources Officer: Sophie Gelsthorpe joins the DXP vendor. 

3. Bloomreach Launches Loomi Search+: Introducing new AI-powered ecommerce search. 

4. Composability Key to Overcoming Legacy Challenges: New research from IFS and Boomi. 

5. The Composable Frontlines Battle: A look at DXC and orchestration.

The word on the street…

1. [LinkedIn]: Personalization not a single vendor offering: Conscia.ai CEO Sana Remekie explains why choosing a personalization tool can be so confusing. 

2. [Reddit]: Best frontend and headless CMS stack?: This Redditor is looking for community support.