Taco Bell: When You Don’t Have Time for Freshness
In order to better serve its customers, Taco Bell stopped cooking its meat.
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ClassPass: Serving a Two-Sided Marketplace with Class(Pass)
ClassPass (‘CP’) is a two-sided marketplace that connects the end consumer, a fitness class attendee, with classes at boutique fitness studios.
Hinckley: The iconic, semi-customized yacht
Hinckley is an iconic luxury brand with an intensely loyal (and wealthy) following. An illustration of that loyalty: After Hinckley lost a significant amount of business during the financial crisis, 94-year old David Rockefeller Sr. ordered a $3 million, 55-foot powerboat, just to keep them afloat.
Beacon Air: Making Private Jets Accessible for Everyone
Despite what the name and marketing may suggest, Beacon is not an airline. Rather, it is a broker that aims to transform regional travel by offering subscribers unlimited access to mid-size executive private flight and it does it by arranging flights and related services on its members’ behalf.
Camden City School District
(still) waiting for Superman in New Jersey's toughest city
Paperless Post: Design Meets Technology
Creating beautiful, well-designed communication for people who live both online and offline.
Your doctor is on the line: Teladoc
How you can get a doctor on your smartphone in ten minutes or less.
Trader Joe’s: Food for Thought
Delivering innovative, high-quality groceries at affordable price points
Netflix: Harnessing Human Capital to Evolve
Netflix creates value for its 57 million “official” subscribers[1] (and several more) by providing “all-you-can-eat” content. Netflix members “can watch as much as they want, anytime, anywhere, on nearly any Internet-connected screen….all without commercials or commitments.”[2] Netflix captures value by […]
Ally Bank: Taking Retail Banking Online
Ally Bank – delivering value through high interest rates and superior customer experience, without brick-and-mortar branches.