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Category Archives: Customer Research
An Idea to Encourage Exercise and Wellbeing using GPS Tracking
I just read a story about someone who has cycled every road in London over a period of five years. He used a combination of GPS and colouring in the A to Z Map of London. On this video you … Continue reading
Posted in #TheGPSMadeMeDoIt, Bike tracking, cheap gps, city GPS travel apps, Crime, crime map, crowd sourced data, Customer Research, cycling, disruptive model, Family, Gadgets, Gamification, GPS, GPS Sports Tracking, GPS Tracker, GPS Tracking, Location based games, Location Based Servces, Location Based Services for Health, Mobile Apps, Mobile Health, Mobile Maps, mobile travel apps, nav apps, people tracking, Personal GPS Trackers, SoLoMo, Sport GPS, Sports GPS, Tourism apps, track children, Tracking Apps
Tagged Exercise, GPS tracking, map my run, Strava
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Social Location-Based Chatter is a Goldmine
I was listening to the latest Convince and Convert podcast with Carlos Garcia from HYP3R this morning, which resonated with my passion for loyalty and location based services. This is one of my current favorite podcasts and always has some gems. … Continue reading
Posted in Business Consultant, Communications, Customer Research, Customers, Foursquare, Hospitality, Hotel, Hotel Apps, Location Based Services, Map apps, New retail ideas, Proximity Based Marketing, Restaurant, Retail, retail apps, Social Media, Social Media Insight, Social Media Marketing, Twitter, Word of Mouth
Tagged amplify social meda, Auckand Airport, Brandwatch, Carlos Garcia, Convince and Convert, digital media listening tools, Foursquare, Foursquare ambassador, Hootsuite, HYP3R, Jay Baer, loyalty programs, radius search for social media, social medi monitoring, social media listening tools, social media loyalty, social media sentiment, Twitter sentiment
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AI, Ethics, Assumptions and Privacy
My podcasts were up to date and I started looking for something new to listen to in the car and while doing my chores and I’m so glad I did. I landed with Professor Genevieve Bell and the Boyer Lectures … Continue reading
Posted in Artificial intelligence, Autonomous cars, Customer Research, Driverless car, endangered species, Future Technology, Futurist, Google, Intelligence, Intelligent Transport Systems, Internet Privacy, IoT, Privacy, Social Media Marketing, Society, Technology, the future
Tagged AI, AI Threat to civilisation, algorithms, Asimov, Assumptions, BF Skinner, Bill Gates, Dan Ariely, dystopian future, Elon Musk, Ethics, Genevieve Bell, IBM Watson, Laws of Robotics, Netflix, predictably irrational, privacy, Threat of smart machines
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Amazon is Coming to Australia and Retailers are Worried
They should be worried. As I discussed in my blog last week called The Blockbuster Effect, and countless previous blogs, you can’t expect, even at the bottom of the planet, to have the luxury of continuing doing business the same … Continue reading
Posted in Amazon, Apple Watch, Australia, Business, Customer Research, Customers, disruptive model, Gadgets, Gas prices, Loyalty, Maas, Marketing, Marketing apps, New retail ideas, People, Retail, retail apps, retail survival, retail systems, Shopping, SmartWatch
Tagged Amazon in Australia, Amazon Prime, Amazon., Blockbuster, Deal Extreme, Disruption, free delivery, home delivery, online retail, Retail, Retail news, retail threat, worried retailers
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Raves and a little rant from Paihia to Auckland
On the weekend I had the distinct pleasure of being a guest speaker at the Northland National Road Carriers event in Paihia. It was great to have the pleasure to speak with and learn from people that have been on … Continue reading
Posted in Business, car safety, Customer Research, Customers, driver behavior, driver distraction, drivers, driving, driving app, Fleet Management, Freight App, GPS Tracking, Location Based Consultant, Motoring, safer driving, safer journeys, traffic, traffic congestion, Traffic Control, Traffic Information, Traffic Management, Traffic Optimization, truck safety, Trucks
Tagged All Blacks, Corvette, Earthquake, Fleet management, Kaikoura, milk tanker, motoring etiquette, National Road Carriers, NRC, Paihia, passing lanes, speeding, The Cabbage Tree, Traffic congestion, truck drivers
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Mobile travel and millennials: Are hack events the key to a thriving tourism industry?
The WTM Africa discussion around millennials and mobile has rehashed a few useful insights into what travellers expect when it comes to travel information in the palm of their hands. Source: traveller24.news24.com It seems that things have moved on quite … Continue reading
Posted in Customer Research, Google, Hacks, Millenials, Mobile Apps, Tourism, Tourism apps, Travel, Travel Apps, Travel Information
Tagged Africa, App fatigue, Capetown, Customer Contact World, Google+, govhack, hack events, HackAKL, hacking, Johannesburg, millenials, Mobile Apps, mobile marketing, Mobile travel, Research, South Africa, Tourism, tourism apps, tourism GDP, Transport Hack, Travel Hack
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