# E-commerce Services Published articles for E-commerce Services. This is one page of public article previews, not the complete archive. Follow Next page to continue. Summaries are not the original full articles. ## Ahold Delhaize Restoring Services Disrupted by Cyberattack DevFeed: [Ahold Delhaize Restoring Services Disrupted by Cyberattack]() Original publisher: [Read original article]() Author: Ionut Arghire Published: 2026-10-20T13:02:18Z Content type: news Language: en Sources: [SecurityWeek]() Topics: [Availability]() Tags: [ahold-delhaize](), [applications](), [cyberattack](), [cybercrime](), [disrupted](), [e-commerce](), [e-commerce-services](), [europe](), [ncsc](), [offline](), [restoration](), [services](), [systems](), [us](), [websites]() ### AI overview Ahold Delhaize took systems offline on October 12 as a precaution after a security issue, disrupting online orders and deliveries across Europe and the US while stores stayed open. The company later confirmed a cyberattack and said it was restoring services in phases: many European websites and apps were back, Albert Heijn home deliveries were expected to resume by Friday, and US brand e-commerce was expected back within days, without a specific date. Ahold Delhaize said it had no evidence that customer, associate, or partner data was stolen, notified Dutch authorities, and filed a police report. It did not disclose the attack type. ### Source excerpt The company has restored many websites and apps in Europe and expects e-commerce brands in the US to be restored in days. The post Ahold Delhaize Restoring Services Disrupted by Cyberattack appeared first on SecurityWeek. ## The AI transformation underway at Musinsa DevFeed: [The AI transformation underway at Musinsa]() Original publisher: [Read original article]() Author: Jihyun Lee Published: 2026-09-25T10:00:00Z Content type: article Language: en Sources: [CIO]() Topics: [Artificial Intelligence](), [AI Platform](), [AI Chat]() Tags: [ai](), [ai-native](), [ai-transformation](), [artificial-intelligence](), [artificial-intelligence-change-management-digital-transformation-e-commerce-services-emerging-te](), [change-management](), [cx](), [digital-transformation](), [e-commerce-services](), [emerging-technology](), [employee-experience](), [engineering](), [industry](), [it-leadership](), [it-management](), [it-operations](), [markets](), [operations](), [platforms](), [retail-industry]() ### AI overview Musinsa's AI transformation combines AI-native hiring, employee experimentation, internal platform development, and cross-functional AX projects. The company applies AI to fashion-commerce operations including image generation, product registration, and customer service. ### Source excerpt For many years, Musinsa, South Korea's premier online fashion platform and marketplace for Korean designer brands, streetwear, and beauty products, has described itself as a company dedicated to AI. They bring in AI-native talent and give employees room to experiment, yet meticulously manage token usage and work performance. And instead of handing over AI completed by engineers to the field, they have the field restructure their own work using AI. So if external solutions are deemed lacking, they analyze the cause and create their own solutions. Gil Gi-yong, the company's director of core AI and CX engineering, began actively utilizing AI shortly after joining Musinsa last year when he saw AI evangelists, from the CTO to new employees, directly create results. He says that Musinsa changes faster than organizations he's experienced before, so he's diligent about anything new that comes along to augment its developing internal AI platform. Director of operations Kim Dae-ho is on the same page, too. Kim, who joined in September 2022, currently leads the operations strategy team that's responsible for planning and executing tasks to improve customer and partner experiences, and improve operational efficiency across Musinsa's commerce ecosystem. Recently, most of his work has been closely related to AI, so he's collaborating with the development team to lead AX projects. Musinsa is investing so much in AI is because trends change rapidly and fashion consumers can be impulsive. So platforms have to be fast, anticipatory, and intuitive to meet demand. In addition, they should support areas such as sales management for partners, and AI is the means to meet these needs and boost business competitiveness. That's how Musinsa has started solving unique fashion industry problems. A prime example is how outfit photos are shot. To showcase products in the past, models were hired, they dress themselves, and it's all shot in a studio. Now, AI is used as a coordinator to generate ima