According toĀ The State of Autonomous Vehicles,Ā by Brian Solis,Ā Principal Analyst atĀ Altimeter, we are in the mist of a ātransportation renaissance that will effect every industry.”
Irish Tech News: How To Divorce an Influencer? Sunsetting Your Influencer Marketing Programme
At the heart of the transformation, as well documented in thisĀ Influencer 2.0Ā report by Brian Solis (with Traackr), the process is about moving from a brand-centric to a customer-centric approach.
Forbes: The Top 20 Influencers Of Tech B2B CMOs In 2016
Leadtail determined the most influential CMOs on Twitter by analyzing tweets, hashtags, mentions, shared links, replies, and retweets sent in the 2016 calendar year. Brian Solis comes in at number 11 on the list.
Crossing Over to the Darkside of Digital and Seeing the Light
āYesterday is not tomorrow; we canāt innovate, we canāt do new things by opening old doors.ā Paul Miller spends a lot of time thinking about the future of work. In fact, he wrote a book on the subject, “The Digital Renaissance of Work: Delivering digital workplaces fit for the future.” I greatly respectĀ Paul’s work and I’ve been lucky to know him for quite some time now.Ā In fact, I was honored to write the foreword to his book. Following that, Paul…
Brian Solis Quoted In CIO Article About Immersive Technologies
Solis offers insight on Augmented Reality and Virtual Reality in a CIO article by Matt Kapko called “Making Waves with Immersive Technologies.” Kapko’s main thread is that “Immersive technologies, including augmented reality, virtual reality and mixed reality, donāt easily fit at most businesses today. But some early successes prove opportunity does exist in enterprise.” He posits that interest is growing, and more businesses are experimenting with the technology ā or at least inves-tigating how an immersive expe-rience might improve outcomes…
Innovation is a gift worth getting: Competing for the future starts with challenging business as usual
Every day when you get to the office, there is a surmountable volume of work that greets you. The list is usually pretty long, with calls to return, to do items stacked up, emails overflowing, meetings, marketing and sales planning to fill the pipeline. Itās all in a dayās work. But what if one day you woke up and noticed that the volume of work was notably less? Iām sure youād be relieved for a bit. But then each day,…
Boldly Go: The Confluence of Digital Transformation, Innovation, Culture and Experience
There are almost too many technology trends to track these days and it’s only getting more complicated to keep up. At some point, one must focus, dive deeper and learn. This year, I’m centering my research and speaking on a few different but complementary areas: Corporate Innovation Digital Transformation Digital Culture/Culture 2.0 X – Experience Design Recently, I had the opportunity to present a combination of all of the above at the RocketSpace Corporate Innovation Summit hosted by Docusign. It…
Irish Tech News: How To Divorce an Influencer? Sunsetting Your Influencer Marketing Programme
At the heart of the transformation, as well documented in this Influencer 2.0 report by Brian Solis (with Traackr), the process is about moving from a brand-centric to a customer-centric approach.
I was supposed to write about Apple’s new show ‘Planet of the Apps,’ Instead, I wrote about @GaryVee
This post started as a review of the new show on Apple Music, “Planet of the Apps.” I realized the world didn’t need another announcement or review of the show. What I will say is this, any show that aims to help entrepreneurs bring their ideas to life and also transform them into budding businesses that change the world is important. The show featuresĀ Jessica Alba, Gwyneth Paltrow, will.i.am andĀ Gary Vaynerchuk. I’ve had the privilege of working with this crew (except…
The New Kodak Moment = That Moment When You Lose Market Relevance
“You press the button, we do the rest.ā These are the touching words of Kodak’s first advertising slogan. Coined by George Eastman, Kodakās iconic founder in 1892, this tagline almost seems relevant 120 years later. Almost. There was a time in history where uttering those words evoked an emotional sense of nostalgia. Now, unfortunately, the Kodak moment represents that moment when executives fail to realize how consumers are changing and how markets will ultimately evolve in new directions without them….
