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Monthly Archives: October 2010
Rediscovering the art of selling
Intro: Even after researching products on their own, many customers still enter stores undecided about what to buy. For retailers, that’s an opportunity. Key Points: Recently, the industry has been missing opportunities to make sales. New technologies, extensive retailer Web … Continue reading
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Tagged CRM, customer, Customer Relationship, Customer XP, Josh Leibowitz, Mc Kinsey, POP, POS, sales, Service
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Verizon Wireless to pay record settlement for mysterious data charges
Intro: The Federal Communications Commission’s Enforcement Bureau is holding Verizon Wireless responsible for paying a record $25 million payment to the U.S. Treasury for mystery fees the company charged its customers over the last several years. Key points: The payment … Continue reading
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Tagged CRM, customer, Customer Relationship, Data, FCC, Giselle Tsirulnik, Julius Genachowski, legal, Mobile, Mobile Internet, Mobile Marketer, Mobile Web, phone bill, Regulation, US, Verizon, Verizon Wireless
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The World’s Tallest Mountain Has Gone 3G
Intro in fact, full article;o) : Climbers of Mount Everest spent the past 24 hours updating Facebook statuses, after Nepal’s first-ever 3G connection was switched on yesterday at the base camp. The first use of the service? Making the world’s highest … Continue reading
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Tagged 3G, DiCoDE, DiCoDE - the future, Everest, Everest Mountain, Hyperconnectivity, LTE, Nepal, WiFi, WiMax
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Groupon Merchants Can Now Create Their Own Deals
Intro: Groupon has released a Merchant Center for Groupon Stores, its recently uncovered self-service platform that businesses can use to set up virtual store fronts to promote and run their own deals. My Take: Groupon doesn’t seem to have the … Continue reading
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Tagged Amazon, Clo Willaerts, conversation, conversion, conversity.be, deal, Directories, e-commerce, eBay, Google, Groupon, Groupon Stores, LBS, lead, location based services, m-commerce, Merchant Center, retail, Social Network, t-commerce, x-commerce
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Google’s View On The Internet’s Future
Intro: Dr. Vinton G. Cerf, “The Father Of The Internet” and VP, Chief Internet Evangelist for Google gives OgilvyOne Singapore a view into his crystal ball on what the Internet will be in the future. My Take: Well, I hope … Continue reading
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Tagged convenience, Data, DiCoDE, Dr. Vinton G. Cerf, e-commerce, Experience, future, Google, GUI, hyper relevance, Hyperconnectivity, Interactive Product Placement, IPTV, Mobile, NUI, OgilvyOne, Product Placement, Service, Singapore, t-commerce, The Father Of The Internet, The Future of The Internet, TV, User Context, video, Vinton G. Cerf
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87% des mobinautes déclarent visiter au moins une fois le portail de leur opérateur, dont 55% tout le temps
Key Points: Le mobile est définitivement un média à part entière 45,7 millions de personnes sont équipées d’un téléphone mobile en France1 ; La consultation de l’Internet via le mobile est un marché de masse 13,3 millions de mobinautes sont … Continue reading
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Tagged analytics, EU, figures, France, Médiamétrie, measurement, Mobile, Mobile Internet, SFR
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Re-imagining Marketing After Achieving “Internet of Things”
Intro: If you’re not aware, the term Internet of Things refers to the interconnection of everyday objects (large and small) via an array of sensors and radio tags that would allow for a vastly “smarter” world empowered through technology. The … Continue reading
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Tagged Ad, ads, China, Connected Fridge, Ecodrive, Freddie Laker, Honda, Honda Ecodrive, hyper relevance, Internet of Things, IoT, LBS, location based, Mobile, Regulation, sci-fi, semantic, Take Me To Your Leader, technology, web 3.0, Wev Jaibo
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Caring and sharing, by all means – but not with networks
Key Points: Australian operators Telstra and Vodafone Hutchison Australia (VHA) announced last week that they will call a halt to their network sharing agreement in 2012. A number of operators in any given market could share their network infrastructure and … Continue reading
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Tagged 3G, Alexander Osterwalder, ARPU, Australia, Bouygues Telecom, Business Model, Business Model Generation, Carrier, Commodity, CRM, Customer Relationship, Early Adopter, Ericsson, France, GSMA, HSPA+, Infrastructure, Innovation, LTE, Mobile Business Briefing, Network, Nokia-Siemens, Orange, Platform, Richard Handford, SFR, telstra, Unbundling the Mobile Telco, VHA, Vodafone, Vodafone Hutchinson Australia, Yves Pigneur
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Augmented Reality on the mobile – a legal minefield?
Intro: After all the excitement that we had in the second half of last year about this wonderful, new-fangled thing called augmented reality, it seemed as though we had a little period of retrenchment My take: 2 important things Dr Windsor … Continue reading
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Tagged AR, Business Model, DiCoDE, Juniper, Regulation, Sex Offender Tracker, US, Windsor Holden
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