Recently we gave you a preview into the scintillating sous vide life of Nomiku, with a FB live with Brian Solis and two of his good friends cooking some of their amazing sous vide dishes.
Mirror: 10 Concerts Facebook meme – Why you should steer clear of the popular status update game
Brian Solis, principal analyst at cyber security firm Altimeter, warned that hackers can use this technique to access everything from your password to your financial information and more.
The Guardian: āInnovate or dieā, Olanipekun warns lawyers
byĀ Joseph Onyekwere, The Guardian (excerpt) According to him, with the advent of technology, clients have become more discerning and impatient, adding: āthe average 21st century client is not willing to wait for many things. Unless Nigerian lawyers become more innovative and adapt new ways of practice, they risk being rendered redundant and irrelevant by advances in information and communication technology. Speaking at the Nigerian Bar Association (NBA), Lagos Branch Annual Law Week held in Lagos, Mr. Olabode Olanipekun, Managing Partner…
CIO: Making waves with immersive technologies
While AR is already proving to be practical and highly beneficial in manufacturing, healthcare and warehouse logistics, CIOs should be evaluating the potential capabilities and applications for each scenario as it pertains to their business, says Brian Solis, an analyst at Altimeter Group.
The Telegraph: Why you should avoid the ’10 concerts’ Facebook meme
“In its essence, it could simply be fun, a low investment way to get to know your network and stimulate conversations,” said Brian Solis, a digital analyst. “But, in some cases, memes can be deceptively dangerous.”
The Scottish Sun: BUM NOTE – New Facebook craze of sharing your top 10 gigs could be used by hackers and scammers, experts warn
Digital analyst Brian Solis suggested the game could even be a form of āquasi-phishingā and said hackers often use āsocial engineeringā to get sensitive information out of victims without them realising.
Juan Carlos Giraldo: Brian Solisās Book āWTF : Whatās The Future Of Businessā – 20 Highlights
Afterā āre-readāingā the bookā, Brian Solis āWTF : Whatās The Future Of Business,ā marketing consultant Juan Carlos Giraldo āhas a clearer picture of āthe āābuyerāsā āpath and of course āa better āunderstandāing of the role āof āthe customer and their experiences.
Cision: Communicating Like Never Before is Easier Than You Think
At the Cision World Tour stop in San Francisco this week, Altimeter principal analyst and visionary Brian Solis shared some of his research based tactics for being positive change agents in our industry: āYou cannot compete for the future if you make decisions about tomorrow based on yesterday.ā
Customer Think: Customer Experience is Dead, Long-Live Co-Design
by Stephen Walden, Customer Think (excerpt) If there is one thing that summarizes what has happened to CX in the last 5 years, its the phone call I received a couple of weeks ago from a UK based IT firm (my apologies to the individual in question): āHi, weāre interested in customer experience, we need some six sigma and lean teams to help optimise our processesā.. Now I have nothing against this, but in its intent it doesnāt represent a…
AdvertisingAge: Why Influencer Marketing Needs to Grow Up
“While paid endorsements and one-off initiatives may offer short term benefit, Influence 2.0 (the next stage of influencer marketing) offers the capacity to become part of the customer journey,” writes Brian Solis, principal analyst at Altimeter and author of Influence 2.0: The Future of Influence Marketing.









