Existing in the wasteland between business strategy and digital strategy, joining them up.
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I don’t but a lot of clothes, especially not in the last year, but this article made my decide to be even more restrictive. When you ask what you can do for the environment- this is a good and easy start. abc.net.au/news/2021-08-12/f…
Feels like they nailed me in this research. Deletion difficulty is a term I will use over and over again. And yes, my motivations differ between the workplace and my personal digital setting.
sciencedirect.com/science/ar…!
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1. A small business began selling camera tripods on Amazon
2. It reached $3.5 million in sales, 0.001% of Amazon's revenue
3. Amazon copied the tripods exactly and sold them as AmazonBasics tripods
4. Amazon banned the tripod company from Amazon
wsj.com/articles/amazon-comp…
Interesting read about Ocado's road to finally being successful, but the real question is:
London friends, how are you coping with level 4 lockdown with Ocado's Christmas slots being sold out? My thoughts are with you.
theguardian.com/business/202…
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Sonic immersion, the next level of artificial reality. Never really got into any AR until now, but this I'm liking forward to.
economist.com/science-and-te…
The best piece of journalism I've read in a long time. Thoughtful, well researched and balanced in a way that makes you really think. Read it. theatlantic.com/magazine/arc…
So. I'm not massively on social media, but I must admit I for the first time have an actual social media crush.
Frank Rocket. Unbelievably lovely.
instagram.com/frank.rocket?i…
The exponential pace of development in tech means that the people already behind risks slipping even further. In a world like that it is encouraging to see initiatives like Indaba.
onezero.medium.com/africa-is…
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Best description of digital twins I've read, edge AI, the AI assembly line and who it is that will actually benefit. The Economist data special is pretty good.
economist.com/special-report…
The neurosurgeon and sci-fi aexperiments with the IoH - internet of humans.
technologyreview.com/s/60923…
Two trillion galaxies in the observable universe is a truly mind blowing number.
By @StartsWithABang
link.medium.com/8PdL5eMFt4
Using KPIs to direct machines, not humans. Interesting twist on predictive analytics. sloanreview.mit.edu/article/…
Pablo Escobar’s hippos are threatening the Colombian manatees. True story. economist.com/the-americas/2…
Identity-protective cognition - we process information in a way that protects our self-image.
economist.com/international/…
"Rich customer-value data ... will remain locked in silos unless companies embrace new operating models that push decision-making down to frontline employees, reduce cross-functional friction, and focus the organization on customers."
hbr.org/2020/01/the-loyalty-…
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Like straight out of a sci fi novel, things using DNA to copy themselves...
economist.com/science-and-te…
Is China where we'll first see autonomous cars take over the streets?
economist.com/business/2019/…
1 million tesla robotaxis in 2020 is an interesting proposition, but the biggest issue to solve is not charging, it's cleaning. Just think about getting into one straight after someone that had THAT big night out.
medium.com/swlh/the-tesla-bo…
