Catégorie : Strategy
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The Airport Retail Gap | Giuseppe Vulduraro
How are Brands and Retailers leaving 15% revenue on the table? 📊 9.5 billion passengers. 3% higher than pre-pandemic levels. But airport retail sales? 13% below 2019. This gap fascinates me. And at E23, it’s the gap we solve every day. The solution isn’t one technology. It’s an ecosystem. Spatial intelligence from Outsight. Terminal-wide movement…
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Scaling long-running autonomous coding · Cursor
We’ve been experimenting with running coding agents autonomously for weeks. Our goal is to understand how far we can push the frontier of agentic coding for projects that typically take human teams months to complete. This post describes what we’ve learned from running hundreds of concurrent agents on a single project, coordinating their work, and…
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Designing a Brand Identity: My Process Revealed | Gurjinder Singh 🦁 posted on the topic | LinkedIn
In my work, it often happens that a client says: “Can you make me a logo?” “I need a graphic.” And almost every time, by digging a little deeper, I realise that the real need is far more complex. Not because the client “doesn’t understand”, but because you can’t ask for something you don’t know…
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When Hotel Technology Works, You Don’t Notice It
Hotels have spent years chasing the idea of the “smart room.” Tablets on nightstands. Voice assistants. QR codes for everything from room service to the thermostat. The intention is usually good. The outcome often isn’t.For business travelers and tech-savvy tourists, technology is not the point of the stay. It’s the invisible layer that should make…
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#airlineindustry #aviationbusiness #airlinedistribution #gds #ota #traveltechnology #airlinestrategy #commercialaviation #airlineleadership #aviationtrends #travelindustry #ndc #directdistribution… | Wael Mattar | 14 comments
✈️ GDS vs OTA – The Hard Truth Airlines Don’t Like to Say Out Loud Let’s stop pretending this is a technology debate. GDS vs OTA is not about systems it’s about control. GDS gives airlines access to corporate travel, premium passengers, and global reach. It also gives airlines distribution costs so high that we’ve…
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#tourism #globaleconomy #traveltrends #hospitality #economicimpact #datainsights #worldmarkets #growth #strategy #geopolitics #sustainability #urbandevelopment #businesstravel #futuretrends… | Alessandro Romei
Tourism is back. Big time. ✈️🌍 $1.74 trillion in global spending, and the usual suspects are still on top. The US leads the race, Europe keeps its cultural crown, Asia flexes its hospitality muscles, and the Middle East plays the “global hub” card with confidence. 💼🏨 Does this mean one country “wins” at tourism? Not…
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#revenuerocks #digitalstrategy #hospitalitystrategy #revenuemanagement #aiforhotels | Right Revenue
If you’ve ever felt confused (or quietly sceptical) about the noise around ChatGPT, AI search, and the future of hotel bookings, this episode is for you. In the latest edition of the Revenue Rocks Podcast brought to you by Right Revenue, I’m joined by Harry Fielder from Umi Digital, one of the sharpest minds in…
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#revenuerocks #digitalstrategy #hospitalitystrategy #revenuemanagement #aiforhotels | Right Revenue
If you’ve ever felt confused (or quietly sceptical) about the noise around ChatGPT, AI search, and the future of hotel bookings, this episode is for you. In the latest edition of the Revenue Rocks Podcast brought to you by Right Revenue, I’m joined by Harry Fielder from Umi Digital, one of the sharpest minds in…
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ChatGPT Ads – live ‘in the coming weeks’ Only on the free / lowest plan – so all of your overly-excited marketing folks will have to downgrade or use a secondary account. OpenAI are pretty clear… | Christian Watts
ChatGPT Ads – live ‘in the coming weeks’ Only on the free / lowest plan – so all of your overly-excited marketing folks will have to downgrade or use a secondary account. OpenAI are pretty clear that that reponses will not be affected by Ads. I’d assume ANY of the LLMs are caught allowing Ads…
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How boutique hotels will reinvent themselves in 2026
2026 looks set to be an exciting year for boutique hotels, following a promising 2025 in which the hotel sector at large found its footing once again. Although cost pressures remain and bookings remain steady, the smartest operators are using this moment as an opportunity to double down on what sets them apart: unique, stylish…