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Tag Archives: BAU
The Blockbuster Effect
I was listening to the Zig Ziglar Show on the way home tonight Episode 481 with Mark Sanborn and had to pause when I heard the following statement which resonated so much with previous blogs I have written on the … Continue reading
Retail Isn’t Dead, It Just Needs to Keep Reinventing Itself
I read an interesting story this morning from the Business Insider, saying that Amazon is opening up over 100 Pop Up Stores around the US. The irony is inescapable that Jeff Bezos’ business that supposedly was the demise of many … Continue reading
Posted in Amazon, New retail ideas, Retail, retail survival, retail systems
Tagged air bnb, Ali Baba, Amazon Kindle, Amazon., Auckland Library, BAU, board decisions, Borders, Business Insider, customer delight, Deal Extreme, Dick Smith Court Case, Dick Smith Electronics, DSE, DXtreme, grocery, Hardware DIY, Jaycar, JB Hifi, Jeff Bezos, Kindle, Lyft, Pop Up Stores, Sounds Music, Turo, Uber
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How hotels can personalize the customer experience to compete with Airbnb
My aim with these articles is to cover some of the most important needs in hospitality and explore how brands can use digital touch points to deliver. Sourced through Scoop.it from: econsultancy.com This is good advice and can apply to … Continue reading
Posted in BAU, Good travel apps, Hospitality, Hotel, Hotel Apps, hotel deals, Travel, Travel Apps, Travel Information
Tagged accomodation, air bnb, BAU, book stores, Borders, Business As Usual, EBIT, EBITDA, Hospitality, hotel, hotel manager, hotels, taxis, Tourism, Travel
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Location intelligence: it’s time to tap into the untold revenue we all generate as we move | Information Age
74% of consumers with smartphones now use location-based services: but some businesses are still not maximising the opportunites it presents. Sourced through Scoop.it from: http://www.information-age.com The irony is that we said this many years ago. I had a quick look … Continue reading
Posted in Business Consultant, Business Intelligence, lbs, location based apps, Location Based Consultant, location based marketing, Location Based Servces, Proximity Based Marketing
Tagged Apple, BAU, Business As Usual, business intelligence, foresight, Foursquare, Future, future business, Futurist, Gartner, Good investment, Hype Cycle, Location-based service, Microsoft, Proximity Based Marketing, swarm, trough of disillusionment
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EXCLUSIVE: Uber says De Blasio misleading on NYC congestion
Mr. Mayor, don’t blame Uber for your claims of congestion on the streets of Manhattan, the app-based taxi service said Tuesday. Sourced through Scoop.it from: http://www.nydailynews.com It appears that there is dissension in the Big Apple, where I experienced my … Continue reading
Posted in BAU, taxi, traffic congestion, uber
Tagged BAU, Borders, cab, Gypsey cab, New York, NYC, taxi, Traffic congestion, Uber, Uber app, Yellow Cabs
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What Would Google Do?
One of my favourite reads over the last couple of years has been Jeff Jarvis’ book entitled What Would Google Do? Given their phenomenal and ongoing success Google continue to innovate and reinvent themselves. This is something that most companies … Continue reading
Posted in Business Intelligence
Tagged 2013, Amazon., BAU, brand, Business As Usual, consultancy, customers, disappearing brands, Disruption, foresight, good read, Google+, Happy New Year, holiday reading, innovation, Jeff Jarvis, JJ, merry Christmas, not the big that eat the small, reinvention, Seth Godin, shareholders, status quo, visionary, What Would Google Do
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eTourism Conference
I have the pleasure of being a late inclusion at the eTourism Conference tomorrow at the Pullman Hotel in Auckland tomorrow, running a panel together with Gareth Pearce. Our session is entitled Embracing Mobile Technology. Gareth has some interesting information … Continue reading
Posted in Business Consultant, Business Intelligence, Location Based Services, Tourism, Uncategorized
Tagged BAU, business growth, eTourism, FIT Tourist, Foursquare, gamifiction, good business, KPI, measure success, Mobile technology, mobile tourism, Tourism, Tourism Conference, travel blog, USA Road Trip
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What Does Location Have to do With Your Business?
I caught up with a fellow consultant today, Chris Bunce of Cashtree, to discuss mutual interests in guiding businesses to growth and achievement of business goals. Chris has many years of international consultancy experience in financial and business prosperity. One … Continue reading
Posted in Business Consultant, Business Intelligence, Location Based Services, Proximity Based Marketing, Social Media, SoLoMo, Uncategorized
Tagged BAU, boat BMW and bach, Borders, bricks and mortar, business, Business As Usual, business consultant, customer loyalty, disrupt or be disrupted, evolve business, grow business, marketing, reinvent business, Sounds Music, understand customers, work in business, work on business
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The New Knowledge Economy
As the iPhone 5 is about to be announced, many companies are wondering how they can continue to keep prices up and sell in an old school supply and demand economy. The fact is that most companies can’t. We are … Continue reading
Posted in Business Intelligence, Location Based Services, Proximity Based Marketing, Retail, SmartPhone, Social Media, Uncategorized
Tagged BAU, business consultant, disrupt or be disrupted, Fatal Flaw, If it aint broke, iPhone 5, Knowledge Economy, LinkedIn, location based services consultant, mobile consultant, mobile marketing, new economy, new idea, Smartphone
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