Catégorie : Strategy
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DIY Croissant Bar
A hotel in Slovakia offers a unique breakfast experience with a DIY croissant bar where guests can fill plain croissants with a choice of flavors using a special machine. However, the hotel has received some criticism for not offering popular filling options like Nutella and pistachio.
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DIY Software, Where Betting Markets May Take Us, & What Makes Art
The 25th edition of Implications examines forecasts and implications of new technologies affecting various sectors including betting markets, DIY software for consumer and enterprise applications, art, monetary decentralization, and community programming. It also includes insights for modern product leaders and a consideration of Bitcoin as a decentralized form of Universal Basic Income. The content is…
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What the ‘year of democracy’ taught us, in 6 charts
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The quarter’s top themes
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People Are The New Brands | No Mercy / No Malice
Key opinions, facts, dates, locations, numbers, statistical information, who, what, why, where, when, and how extracted from the article: – Scott is on safari, Ed Elson (25-year-old co-host of Prof G Markets) is writing in his absence. – Trend in 2024: America values individuals over traditional brands. – Gen Z spends 109 days a year…
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Surf the Human-Curated Internet
Mike McCue, founder of Flipboard, is now funding the company with his own money and backing from former investor John Doerr, while also building a new app called Surf, which emphasizes human curation over algorithmic models and is built on open protocols like ActivityPub and AT Protocol. Surf aims to create a personalized, integrated content…
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Fwd: My favorite hotel in the world
Isaac French, in his Experiential Hospitality newsletter dated December 16th, 2024, extols The Newt in Somerset, which he considers his favorite hotel in the world, citing its stunning gardens, history, and impeccable hospitality. South African billionaire couple Koos Bekker and Karen Roos acquired the 17th-century Georgian estate in 2013, spending around $105 million on renovations…
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A treasure trove of tech history goes online with the unveiling of the Nokia Design Archive
Key factual data extracted from the article: – Early mobile phones are now considered museum pieces. – Nokia, based in Finland, was once the leader in mobile innovation. – Aalto University in Helsinki has launched the Nokia Design Archive. – The archive includes unseen sketches, concepts, and marketing materials. – The Nokia Design Archive will…
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Killing the Cat | No Mercy / No Malice
Jaguar, historically a symbol of speed, power, and elegance, has trashed its iconic brand elements, including its logo and car models, in favor of a generic mark and a non-production pink concept EV, which has garnered mockery and questions about the company’s direction. The brand, owned by Tata Motors and produced in Coventry, UK, is…
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New reports available as part of your McKinsey Quarterly membership
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