Tomorrow’s retail experience is evolving into new places, new services, new thinking and new opportunities, but it’s not just online ‘cos that only accounts for 3% of our total shopping moving up to 7% in the next few years. Physical bricks and mortar shops are not going to disappear, but they too will need to […]
In today’s podcast Phil Dobbie of CBS’s BTalk and I looks at ten things that will change our lives and businesses this year: Hyper-personalisation More social media More working together Mobile devices as personal assistants Our mobile device will tell us more about what’s going on More apps Social business Everything on the go Pictures, […]
This question I have been most often asked in the last week is whether online retailing killed Angus and Robertson and Borders and the simple answer is, no. It possibly played a part in its demise, but it can not be blamed for it when there are a myriad of other factors that occurred. Michael […]
Rupert Murdoch believes his found the newspaper industries online savior and will soon publish a new iPad centric newspaper called The Daily. His put $30 million and 100 highly credentialed and well seasoned journalist on the job, to see if they can crack the code and find a way to get Joe Public to want […]
Tomorrow’s retail is decidedly different from what we have been used to. The first large format supermarket in Australia launched in the early 1960’s and caused a revolution and an outcry as we questioned what it meant for the local milk bar and strip shopping centres. Fifty years on, replace supermarkets with online shopping and […]
How many websites were added? How many emails were sent? How many Internet users were there?. Pingdom recently compiled this fascinating look into the 2010 online world: 107 trillion – The number of emails sent on the Internet in 2010. 294 billion – Average number of email messages per day. 1.88 billion – The number […]
