It’s a frequent dilemma in corporate strategy. A company knows it wants to expand to a new business area – but how? Should the company look to make an acquisition to enter the space? Or would it be better to […]
RFID is not a new but its widespread use is. Decathlon shows how a retailer can integrate vertically into technology driving efficiency for all stakeholders.
Still unknown to many, physics is bringing the digital future of business and organizations to us sooner than we think. Are we ready?
Digitization and democratization of information are generally viewed as benefiting the public good, even if private incumbent enterprises are disrupted or dismantled in the process. Does journalism present a potential counterexample where both are harmed? And what can one of the world’s leading news organizations do about it?
Beyond its label as a gigantic e-bay-like e-commerce platform for physical goods or as a Cayman island registered Chinese company trying to manipulate U.S. investors, it is a technology revolutionizer of China logistics industry.
Lynk & Co’s digital strategy aims to disrupt and revolutionize the car industry.
La Tavola Fine Linen Rental has become a leading provider of scale, and RFID technology has played a major role in its success.
So, small-scale, scanty, stunted suites sound silly, sight unseen. But brazenly belief-brimmed brains built brilliance beam-by-beam.
Retailers have historically made decisions based on intuition, but what happens when companies like EDITED begin leveraging Big Data to track runway trends, analyze product movement, and recommend pricing and promotions?
THERE are more web-connected devices than people in the world. Yet while consumers and surgeons generally may welcome such developments, they pose an existential threat to some insurers. How might data-gathering devices spell doom for parts of the insurance business?
