Catégorie : Strategy
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Everything Is Television
A spooky convergence is happening in media. Everything that is not already television is turning into television. Three examples: You learn a lot about a company when its back is against the wall. This summer, we learned something important about Meta, the parent company of Facebook and Instagram. In an antitrust case with the Federal…
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How to avoid the Four Horsemen of AI Adoption and drive behavioral change | Conor Grennan posted on the topic | LinkedIn
This is the single most important thing I tell companies: If your enterprise is struggling with AI adoption, you’re likely making four common mistakes- The Four Horsemen of the Adoption Apocalypse. We work with some of the world’s biggest companies to break that pattern and start driving adoption. Here’s how: The TL;DR- AI adoption is…
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Fish Food 665: Systems and Empathy
A defining dynamic for our new world, why AI may be slower to replace jobs than we think, agentic commerce, Australian workslop, and writing advice from C.S. LewisWay back in 2017 (crikey) I wrote a report for the IPA on the Future of Agencies. One of the key frameworks that I used described how agencies…
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#luxuryhospitality #uhnw #quietluxury #guestexperience #emotionaldesign #hospitalityleadership #sustainableluxury #hospitalitystrategy | Oliver Corrin | 54 comments
The five new status symbols of ultra-luxury travel in 2026 The richer we get, the quieter we want to become. In 2026, the world’s elite aren’t buying privacy, they’re buying invisibility. Because when everything is accessible, the only true luxury left is absence. A new Forbes report reveals a quiet revolution in UHNW travel, one…
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The Thing about Data….
Chris Crowley | Advisor | chris@boislane.co.uk Are you using data to make informed decisions, or is the data informing you of the decisions you need to make? It’s a subtle difference, but one that defines how the hospitality industry thinks about growth, performance, and the guest experience. The Comfort of Legacy KPIs For decades, hotels…
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Vincent Ramelli: Thirty Years of Hospitality, Technology, and the Pursuit of Balance
When Vincent Ramelli talks about hotels, he does so with the conviction of someone who has lived every chapter of the industry’s evolution. From the dawn of the Internet in the late 1990s to the rise of OTAs, from the early experiments in direct booking to today’s world of data-driven pricing and artificial intelligence, his…
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The Art of the Olympics: An Interview with Yasmin Meichtry | Gagosian Quarterly
Serena Cattaneo AdornoThe cultural division of the International Olympic Committee has engaged with artists throughout the years. Could you provide an overview of the Olympic Museum’s history, its mission, and its evolution over time? Yasmin MeichtryIt started when Baron Pierre de Coubertin created, or renewed, the Olympic Games at the end of the nineteenth century.…
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Sam Altman on AI, OpenAI, and the Future of Intelligence | Saanya Ojha posted on the topic | LinkedIn
Sam Altman has been on a podcast blitz this week. 3 appearances in 5 days, each one a post-Dev Day sermon about the future of intelligence. I went through them all (fine, I read the transcripts) partly out of curiosity, partly out of professional obligation. When the person architecting the next platform shift narrates his…
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When Brand Culture Meets Franchise and Operator Values | Jennifer Connell posted on the topic | LinkedIn
5 Rules of Hospitality Management I Live By 🏝️✨ After 15+ years managing luxury beach clubs, restaurants, and high-volume venues across Europe and Asia, I’ve distilled my approach to hospitality leadership into five simple rules: 1️⃣ Lead from the Floor, Not the Office The best decisions are made where the guests are. Spend time with…
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#hospitality #hoteltech #hoteliers #hotelsummit | Zoran Pejović
Reflecting further on Hotel Summit – Executives Only 2025, which brought together people from hotels and people from hotel tech. Thinking back to some of the presentations I heard from the tech side, I have a few suggestions. On some days I feel inundated, receiving several InMails and emails offering the next solution that will…