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- #scoot @flyscoot is worse to deal with than @JetstarAirways. That’s saying something. Lack of accountability by… twitter.com/i/web/status/1… 2 days ago
- #IBM starting to get some growth numbers, small but positive steps for it, especially in emerging markets. Now for each quarter to grow. 2 days ago
- Policy lags across innovation are restricting benefits and increasing risk twitter.com/Seelanatwork/s… 1 month ago
- @sharminjassal @rachelnudge @Delta I meant white tablecloth just to clarify .... 1 month ago
- @sharminjassal @rachelnudge @Delta but @sharminjassal only does Dirst Class lounges. If there is not white service… twitter.com/i/web/status/1… 1 month ago
- Is Mexico beating Germany the ultimate schadenfreude for Drumpf. #WorldCup18 1 month ago
- @themonkey_jack nope, didn't directly mention Trump. 1 month ago
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Tag Archives: Consumer
Strava and the Law of Unintended Consequences
By now, most would be aware of the release of a “heat map” from sports performance app Strava that identified the up to 1 billion activity paths (Running, Cycling, etc) of every one of its users. At first view this … Continue reading
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Tagged Australia, Consumer, Defence, Enterprise, GIS, Government, Intelligence, Legal, Location, Maps, Strategy, Technology
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Amazon Acquires Whole Foods – World Forgets to Ask – Why was it for Sale?
Amazon Acquires Whole Foods – World Forgets to Ask – Why was it for Sale? Amazon has announced the acquisition of biodynamic Kale store Whole Foods for US$13.5B. This has, of course, ramped up even further the excitement for Amazon … Continue reading
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Tagged Amazon, Business, Consumer, digital, disruption, Globalisation, Industry, Retail, Supply Chain, USA
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Google Maps gets Gas
For anyone interested in constant and regular innovation, Google Maps is always a great place to start. For those who are focused on the importance of Location Intelligence, it is, of course, a critical source of insight as well as … Continue reading
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Tagged Analytics, Cognitive Computing, Consumer, GIS, Google, Location, logistics, Maps, ML
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How the Car Park expose Digital Failures that Kill Customer Experience
The humble car park. It is difficult to believe that this is the frontline on the identification of digital failures and the need for Digital Devil’s Advocates – see – http://wp.me/p15cZf-ek . The humble piece of real estate that is the car … Continue reading
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Tagged Analytics, Asset Services, Australia, CEO, Cloud, CMO, collaboration, Consumer, Culture, CXO, Differentiation, digital, Digital Equity, disruption, Innovation, Public Sector, Social, Start Up, Strategy
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