Barry W. Enderwick
Marketing/Brand/Business
Article
This discussion from Benedict Evans  and Steven Sinofsky  on the recent CES show and the future of connected home devices and more is worth a listen.
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Karen Gross
Educator/Author (children and adult books); Senior Counsel, Finn Partners
Article
Try this new piece I just wrote --- about dealing with the craziness of our world. It can break your mind (yes, your mind in addition to your heart).
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Shelly Palmer
CEO at The Palmer Group
Article
Ready to cook like your favorite chef? Subscribers to the newFood Network Kitchen app can attend up to 25 live cooking classes per week from chefs like Martha Stewart, Guy Fieri, and Bobby Flay, plus get their questions answered. Will you sign up? …see more
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Katie Martell
"To pay attention, this is our endless and proper work." Mary Oliver
Truth, trust, and April Fools? Reporter Nicole Lyn Pesce asked my POV on #AprilFoolsDay #Marketing for her excellent MarketWatch roundup: “April Fools’ Day marketing pranks happen as brands try to be agile, current and respond to real-life narratives in real-time. It backfires when the focus is all on the need for short-term attention, ignoring the risk of losing long-term trust. Buyers don’t do business with companies/brands they do not trust (whether buying shoes or enterprise-grade software). They can easily switch to a competitor if that trust is threatened. Today, 42% of buyers don’t know which companies to trust. Brands need to tread carefully on April Fools’ Day; it’s not enough for us to earn attention via stunts. That short-term lift in eyeballs may backfire if it means buyers lose trust in our brand.” Link to article is in the comments (appease the algorithm gods!) …see more
#AprilFoolsDay #Marketing
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Karen Gross
Educator/Author (children and adult books); Senior Counsel, Finn Partners
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Ok Washingtonians, here’s a challenge contest for the holidays. Purchase my books at Fabulous Market (on Pennsylvania Ave NW between 24th and 25th Streets) until whole inventory is gone but no later than December 6th. The books are $14 each there. There are 12 books in total at Fabulous. Then, if the rack is empty on December 7th, I will donate 5 books to needy families in DC area for the holidays. And who knows, maybe visitors to DC (staying at the Melrose) will buy some too. Challenge is on. Come on. And reading is the gift that keeps on giving!!!! And kids in DC area need books for their homes. Let’s see if this do good initiative can work!!!! …see more
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Shelly Palmer
CEO at The Palmer Group
Article
Are you ready for a whole new world of interaction between your iPhone and your car? It looks like it may be coming soon.
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Shelly Palmer
CEO at The Palmer Group
Article
Tomorrow, we'll be discussing the most pressing issues of our time during our "Invent the Future" workshop from 3pm-4pmET on Zoom. Get your credentials here.
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Karen Gross
Educator/Author (children and adult books); Senior Counsel, Finn Partners
Article
Comments welcome and hope the framework helps families and businesses understand our behavior more effectively and with greater tolerance during COVID.
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Neil Hughes
Providing tailored Compliant Access, Security, Healthcare and a wide range of Digital Access Solutions
It was great to support this worthy cause and I only happen to speak to Ray today who tells me the Aviary and Duck Pen has been used 100% of the time since it was finished.
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Kellye Whitney
Director of Communications | Kellye Media | 2-Time LinkedIn Top Voice in Media
Article
Things will happen. When they do, devoting time to self-case is not selfish. It's smart business. #gender #work #career #mentalhealth #KellyeMedia
#gender #work #career
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Shelly Palmer
CEO at The Palmer Group
Article
No app? No problem. Uber's kicking it old school and testing out a phone number to help you arrange a ride.
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Barry W. Enderwick
Marketing/Brand/Business
Article
The days of being able to merely add the word "blockchain" to your company name, with no track record of actually using blockchain, are numbered.
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Lynne Everatt
Author of The 5-Minute Recharge and Acts of Friendship • Recovering MBA
Article
"I spend enough time around a lot of impressive people, and one of the common denominators, always, is they read a lot." --Rory McIlroy
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Karen Gross
Educator/Author (children and adult books); Senior Counsel, Finn Partners
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Here's an edited version of the response I posted to IHE on whether schools/ colleges should open in Fall 2020 in person. Final paragraph tells all. Post: I'm wondering whether, if we put on a different lens, we'd see another option here. This is to suggest, assuming testing of high quality, that schools/ colleges reopen in Jan. 2021. And, there could be a soft launch in Fall 2020 for some students in small pods who want/need to be in school/college and for whom in person learning is key. The "Covid-Pod" approach would have different kinds of educational offerings -- everything from mini classes to pop ups. Here's the acid test: I was asked recently by a colleague: Were I still a college president, would I open in Fall 2020, having engaged in a myriad of discussions? Honest answer: NO. I would feel opening in a small town w/o sufficient medical facilities to handle 200 Covid cases quickly in a new peak and poor rural transport (no train or plane w/in an hour) and faculty/staff traveling from big distances presents too big a risk. I wouldn't want to increase the extant possibility of death. I need sleep at night; I would feel so responsible that every sneeze would send me into a frenzy of possible outcomes, many of which would make my current COVID nightmares pale. …see more
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Neil Hughes
Providing tailored Compliant Access, Security, Healthcare and a wide range of Digital Access Solutions
Article
Freight robbery is one of the toughest challenges for the transportation industry in Latin America. A blog post written by Leonardo Origel Acosta, the Key Account Manager for ABLOY Latin America, elaborates how Abloy´s PROTEC2 CLIQ access management solution combines mechanical and electronic elements to eliminate the problems of traditional solutions and therefore offers protection from the starting point to the finish line. #accessmanagement #abloy #securitysolutions #securitymanagement #security #transportationmanagement …see more
#accessmanagement #abloy #securitysolutions
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Barry W. Enderwick
Marketing/Brand/Business
Article
Is this the future of mobile shopping? Sure, Amazon has QVC -style live-streaming shopping during its Prime Day but this is next-level always-on shopping. I suspect at some point content will cross the stream with entertainment and we'll see narrative-driven shopping as well. h/t Marc Röger #shopping #shoppingonline #amazon #qvc #livestreaming #mobileshopping #thefuture …see more
#shopping #shoppingonline #amazon
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James Bareham
Creative Director, Vox Media Networks at Vox Media, Inc.
Article
The new Radiohead video is kind of insane, which isn't surprising given the fact that it was based on a British childrens TV show from the 60's.
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Lynne Everatt
Author of The 5-Minute Recharge and Acts of Friendship • Recovering MBA
Article
“It is OK to be scared when so many things happen at the same time.” Norway's Prime Minister Erna Solberg holds a nationally televised news conference answering questions from children. 👏👏👏
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Danielle Newnham
Writer / Podcaster
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“My disease has increased in severity and I feel that it will soon cost me an increased amount of money if not my life.” Wilbur Wright of the Wright Brothers first letter to Octave Chanute - aviation pioneer and author of Progress in Flying Machines. via Letters of Note 📝 …see more
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Karen Gross
Educator/Author (children and adult books); Senior Counsel, Finn Partners
Article
It is getting worse. I need to change my name ASAP. The memes are growing and my name is sullied. It's hard enough in the pandemic and then I have to read that Karen is gumpy. I'm not -- at least I wasn’t pre-pandemic.
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