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Using Rich Content to Thrive in the Digital Era

The Digital Era has fueled the proliferation of rich content. Viewers are taking advantage of unprecedented levels of content access, as companies create new business models to leverage the economic and brand power of their content. A well-known company in the Media & Entertainment (M&E) sector has been highly successful at turning content into revenue. […]

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Drones in Daily Life

Say ‘drone’ and most people will likely think of one of these two things: either the sophisticated unmanned aircraft used by the military for surveillance, or the small hobbyist helicopters that are sold commercially for gaming purposes. However drone technology, or unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) technology as it is commonly referred to, is now poised […]

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Improving Loss Prevention in Retail Stores by Applying Swarm Intelligence

In Retail, theft and intentional damage to merchandise is a common problem. Retailers have several loss-prevention solutions in place, but theft still occurs as shoplifters find new ways to steal a product or even part of a product. Monitoring systems at retail stores use traditional video surveillance where the person behind the camera determines unusual behavior […]

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Digital Content and Consumer Law

As of 1st October 2015 there has been a change in the UK law relating to the sale of ‘digital content’ or ‘data that is produced or supplied in a digital form’. In a layman’s terms this could be a consumer buying an app or downloading a paid for video through to receiving antivirus software […]

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A Connected Car’s Ego Network

Automotive brands are actively anticipating trends that include the car “sharing economy” or multi-modal mobility i.e. mixing multiple means of transportation in single trips. At the same time, they keep improving their products and providing their clients with the best possible driving experiences. Software found its way into cars some 30 years ago and today, […]

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Omnichannel for Financial Services – Challenges & Steps to an Effective Strategy

The Banking and Financial Services industry is frequently cited as being at the cutting edge of innovation in technology. Omnichannel is the latest in a long line of such buzzy phrases and one for which each institution must formulate a strategy to stay competitive. Views on what omnichannel actually means are diverse, and there is […]

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Digitization & Education

It’s been a while since digitization has been making impacts on our businesses and customers. Today it impacts consumers as well. Consumers like you and me. Let’s take the education sector. Since the early 2000s, various publishing companies have ventured in the digitization of books, papers and other publications. Some have been successful, while some […]

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How can Bitcoin technology disrupt traditional banking?

In a Digital Economy where innovations and disruptions are the order of the day, the mighty banking sector is gradually feeling the heat, with lots of changes taking place behind the hood of traditional banking. One of these changes is “peer-to-peer” banking that obsoletes the traditional role of the bank to act as a mediator […]

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What is Wealth Experience?

Wealth is an accumulation of resources or valuable material goods. People are said to be wealthy when they have been able to accumulate many valuable resources or what we deem valuable to us. Experience is defined as the process of doing and seeing things and of having things (the good and the bad) happen to […]

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Tracking your health one wearable at a time

According to Juniper Research (http://www.juniperresearch.com/research/smart-wearable-devices-report), 27 million units of wearable devices will be sold by the end of the year. The market is said to be worth $ 7.1 billion by 2015. It’s also highly possible that in the foreseeable future, people could walk into doctor’s appointments along with their Fitbits, Nike Fuel Bands or […]

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