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Recycling Old Methods Into New Ideas

Recycling Old Methods Into New Ideas
Recycling Old Methods Into New Ideas
May 16, 2018  |  Today In Data

Innovation, though it involves finding new good ideas, is also about holding onto and properly preserving the old ones. Some old ideas stayed around precisely...

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Building A Bridge To The Next Generation Of Commerce
Building A Bridge To The Next Generation Of Commerce
May 15, 2018  |  Today In Data

Millennial is now a generational definition that encompasses both those just leaving their parents’ home and entering college, and those paying a mortgage on their...

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The Self-Services World For The Self-Sufficient Consumer
The Self-Services World For The Self-Sufficient Consumer
May 14, 2018  |  Today In Data

While the best customer experience can mean the full white-glove, high-touch interaction, sometimes customers want to make like Fleetwood Mac and go their own way. That...

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Finding Value While Fending Off Threats
Finding Value While Fending Off Threats
May 11, 2018  |  Today In Data

For years, it seemed every payments prestidigitator was predicting an imminent mobile disruption. After a run of false starts, the digital revolution is finally upon us....

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Building Bridges To Emerging Consumer Groups
Building Bridges To Emerging Consumer Groups
May 10, 2018  |  Today In Data

Demographic groupings make sense. They offer insight into what consumers are buying so pitches can be customized, helping to avoid unnecessarily selling apparel and accessories to...

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Faster Is The Best Speed
Faster Is The Best Speed
May 09, 2018  |  Today In Data

Time is always of the essence, and it seems no one has any to spare, particularly when there’s money on the line. And time really is...

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Making Unexpected Connections
Making Unexpected Connections
May 08, 2018  |  Today In Data

Given that the average American checks his Facebook page some 14 times a day, the social media giant’s decision to expand into online dating is less...

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Rules Were Made To Be Broken, Or At Least Rewritten
Rules Were Made To Be Broken, Or At Least Rewritten
May 07, 2018  |  Today In Data

There are some things that happened so predictably they became like laws. Transistor density on microchips doubled every year and a half, so we started...

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