Catégorie : Strategy
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Can the aviation industry soar to new heights?
Big reads for your downtime Share this email Brought to you by Alex Panas, global leader of industries, & Axel Karlsson, global leader of functional practices and growth platforms —Alex and Axel Ready to unwind? —Edited by Joyce Yoo, editor, New York Follow our thinking Share…
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Is there a new place for Artificial Intelligence in the art of hospitality?
Among the speakers were Laurence Devillers, professor at Sorbonne University and director of CNRS’s HUMAAINE Chair; Mila Striukova, professor at SKEMA Business School and specialist in emerging technologies; Mathieu Pollet, co-founder and CEO of LoungeUp; Julien Touraine, Data Expert at The Hotels Network; and Martin Soler, CMO at Shiji Group.In this article, we share our…
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Cloudbeds Guest Marketing – More Than Hotel CRM | Adam H.
When you get in your car today, what do you interact with? Your iPhone. CarPlay. Apple’s interface. The car companies? They became the commodity. The seat warmers. The thing that gets you from A to B while you live in Apple’s world. The same shift is happening in hotels right now. For years, travelers went…
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Fwd: Benedict’s Newsletter
Jony Ive and OpenAI Sam Altman has OpenAI problems and AI problems. He has to turn a science lab with weird governance and capital structures into a company, and manage an associated spoiler lawsuit from Elon Musk. He should probably move away from dependence on Microsoft for infrastructure, and so he flies around the world…
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AI comes for my job…
Uh oh. TLDR: AI is already better and faster at writing basic research reports than many humans. Soon, it will be better and faster than… me. So, are knowledge-workers like me toast? I think and hope not. I think and hope that, as long as humans need to make decisions and work together, we can…
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The Agentic Web and Original Sin
Listen to this post: Ethan Zuckerman wrote in The Atlantic in 2014: I have come to believe that advertising is the original sin of the web. The fallen state of our Internet is a direct, if unintentional, consequence of choosing advertising as the default model to support online content and services. Through successive rounds of…
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The future of advertising: fragmented discovery tools and premium live sports | Avi Spivack posted on the topic | LinkedIn
Thinking out loud here… the “open web” for advertising as we’ve known it could be gone in five years. (I was just having this conversation with Laura Carrier and wanted to put it out there for feedback and wild opinions.) It will be replaced – in phases – by a fragmented set of discovery tools…
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What makes a brand timeless? It goes well beyond age.
Timeless brands are built from a unique set of characteristics and criteria. They are defined by inspiration and a singularly distinctive point of view and purpose; they are driven by exceptional quality, be it in service delivery or product craftsmanship; they are created through innovation, being uniquely conceived and, almost always, first to market. When…
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Vibe Coding: The Future of Code or Just a Mood?
Where Mood Meets Machine: Coding in the Age of Aesthetic Automation Somewhere between lo-fi beats and GPT-generated poetry, a new coding trend has emerged: vibe coding. It’s less about syntax and structure, and more about feel, flow, and frictionless creation. But what exactly is vibe coding, and is it a genuine shift in how we…
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Apaleo-top-10-trends-pages-2-3 | Apaleo
The real AI shift won’t come with shiny new tools. ⛓️ It’ll come from hospitality businesses that dare to rethink how they work. In his latest #HotelYearbook article Florian Montag lays out 10 trends showing where the industry is really heading. If you still think AI is just chatbots and automation, this is your wake-up…