I’m wondering whether marketing will still exist in five years. Nearly all customers will carry smart devices, and it’s possible that smart customers will only interact with smart companies.
No technology in human history has been adopted faster than wireless devices like smartphones and iPads. Tens of millions of these devices are spurring [...]
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That’s what we should expect in the next decade.
Regardless of your political beliefs, these facts are clear:
1.) Our economy is weak. Nothing is likely to change that for years to come.
2.) Government spending will decline for the foreseeable future. That means fewer jobs.
3.) New fees will be everywhere. Want to [...]
keep reading →Wireless technology is here, but wireless thinking is not.
In the past hundred million years of evolution, none of it required the human brain to leverage wireless technology or perish. Spearing a fish with a sharpened stick, bashing small animals with large rocks… these skills enabled us to feed our young and build organized [...]
keep reading →Tales of Disruption
- Sometimes Words Escape Me
- No More Racing Home to Let Out Your Dog
- How to Get a Girlfriend, circa 2013
- Chatting about iBooks 2 with a Computer?
- Your Phone Won’t Let You Call Your Girlfriend
- Mission Impossible: Reaching Customer Service
- Paris with a Flexible Phone and a Sweet Tooth
- How Pachube Killed the Big, Slow Firms
- Banshee Construction Copter Robots
- James Bond meets Jonathan Livingston Seagull?
- Are Companies on Other Planets Stupid, Too?
- Fan Letter from a “Stalker”
- 3rd Party Candidate Becomes U.S. President
- Aha! (You Are a Cheating Spouse)
- Machiavellian Virtual Presence
