PwC AI Data: Execs Fear Demise Of Their Business Unless Models Change by Laurie Sullivan , Staff Writer @lauriesullivan, June 24, 2024 Seventy-six percent of U.S. executives participating in a PwC survey released at Cannes Festival of Creativity said they will not be in business in 10 years unless their business model changes. It’s forcing innovative … Continue reading PwC AI Data: Execs Fear Demise Of Their Business Unless Models Change
Kathy Steele — August 28, 2017 Follow @kathysteele — August 28, 2017 Alexandra_Koch / Pixabay What’s the one thing you could do to ensure your company is sustainable? The answer is to create a growth engine for your business, of course. Many organizations neglect to invest in creating a predictable and measurable strategy to accelerate … Continue reading Your Growth Goals Are Unrealistic Unless You Create A Company Growth Engine
Jane Binnion — February 11, 2017 Follow @janebinnion— February 11, 2017 Most organisations that invite me to work with them do so because their outgoing communications are random and therefore mostly ineffective. Statements such as this are common place; We know we need to get organised but we don’t know where to start. So in … Continue reading An End To Random, Unless Random Is Your Social Media Strategy.
by Laurie Sullivan, Staff Writer @lauriesullivan, September 2, 2016 A phone with interchangeable parts intended to reduce electronic waste and allow consumers to keep the core of the device longer than a year or two seemed like a good idea at the time of conception. That’s how many describe Google’s defunct modular mobile phone design … Continue reading Google Thinks Mobile First Unless It’s A Modular Phone
Majority say that their feedback is ignored by enterprises. Greg Sterling on March 21, 2016 Companies tend to think of their apps as marketing or e-commerce channels. Apps can also be the source of valuable customer feedback; however, most companies are failing to utilize them for customer insights. Those companies that do seek user … Continue reading Survey: More than half of customers will defect unless their feedback is recognized
