A report by Fujitsu financial services showed that 39% of the UK residents it surveyed would consider leaving their providers if they do not offer up-to-date technology. A fifth of respondents also said they would consider obtaining banking or insurance…
Success in tomorrow’s world will depend on how well you adapt and take advantage of change. As big data increases, understanding consumers’ needs and dreams will become a key challenge. read more in global influences Retail Visions of the future…
Ecommerce retailers such as Amazon and China’s Alibaba are redefining retail-as-a-service.But what is retail-as-a-service? It is the bundling of payment processing, service and support, loyalty programs, and gift cards all in one package read more in digitalistmag Retail-As-A-Service By Tom…
New Balance recently created a whole new division (New Balance Digital Sport) in a bid to connect consumers with wearable technology to improve their athletic performance. read more in marketing week How wearables are changing the face of sports brands…
Where is art’s place in the future? This is not only an important question for artists, but for brands and marketers.Technology has triggered a sea change across the arts, transforming how we experience everything from fashion to advertising. Read more…
The Enthusiast Network, has nearly 150 million of these passionate individuals across its magazines, websites and social channels. It’s also one of the largest concentrations of what Mediamark Research and Intelligence calls “super influential consumers.” learn more in adweek Why…
How Fashion Illustrates the World’s Most Pressing Mega Trends learn more in slideshare
The London Fashion Startup Knyttan Rethinks Everything From Manufacturing To Design To Give Consumers power Over Their Wardrobe learn more in fastcodesign British Brand Turns You Into The Designer By Diana Budds was last modified: June 20th, 2015 by futu…
Don’t compete for the moment. Compete for meaning. If you compete for the moment you’re irrelevant. learn more in contentmarketinginstitute
13% of internet users wanted to warn readers about a bad experience, and only 12% posted reviews to “expose” bad vendors read the article in emarketer Do Consumers Actually Trust Reviews? by Emarketer was last modified: January 5th, 2015 by…
