Browse Articles tagged: revolution
Tickets have finally arrived!:
Written on the 18 of May, 2010, by Mark Bannister
So with the tickets finally arriving, next month sees the Design Studio head up to Brisbane for a day of conversations, culture and conference.
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Talk is Cheep,Cheep:
Written on the 20 of July, 2009, by Rob Bare
The world is awash with talk of social media with sites such as Twitter, Facebook, Myspace, Linkedin, YouTube and Flickr interwoven with blogs, posts, tweets, mashups, comments, follows, diggs, and feeds!
How people, their communities, organisations and society at large communicate and connect is undergoing a renaissance – a communication revolution. I don’t think people have communicated this much before in history and it is addictive for those who do, as they express themselves via their messages to the cyber community with a sense of global connectedness. For so long people have felt disconnected from their community and society. Now any digital medium has the capacity to be interactive and highly social.
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Data is King:
Written on the 10 of March, 2009, by Rob Bare
One of the biggest hurdles for any business is knowing who their customers are. Some organisations have it down pat, and these are usually high value sellers such as car dealers and real estate agents. These guys are often in touch with past customers letting them know about that newly released car model, or a great investment property opportunity. The reason these guys are so good is generally you have to tell them all your personal particulars during the sale process, giving them clean and valid data to bug you forever more. And it must work, or they wouldn’t bother!
