We’re less than two months out from Facebook’s infamous announcement that it was suspending Cambridge Analytica for exploiting user data. Since then, news headlines about the company — and its haphazard management of user information — have looked like a PR nightmare from the sidelines, but the company’s Q1 revenue numbers tell a much different […]
Earlier this week I attended Oracle Media Day, an event the company puts on for press and independent analysts to give them a glimpse at what the company is focused on currently. And as part of the day, live demos with hot technologies like augmented reality, drones and blockchain showcased new customer experiences that are
I caught up with 2012 Olympic gold winner for the Women’s 100 meter Carmelita Jeter at BPM’Online’s user conference, Accelerate, yesterday in Boston. And her being the fastest woman alive having run the second fastest 100 meters ever in women’s history, that’s the only way I would’ve ever caught up to her … After her
I launched ‘Red Lemon Club’ in late 2009. I had written an ebook about what I’d learned promoting myself as a self-taught illustrator, called (deep breath): ‘10 Steps to Powerful Online Self-Promotion for Creatives.’ The blog was to be my main method for promoting the book, but I’ve kept it running for all these years,
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From time to time I include my Watching Amazon conversations with ecommerce expert John Lawson here when we touch on something that may hit home with the Small Business Trends community. And in the midst of Amazon’s recent killer quarter — being driven in part by its Amazon Web Services (AWS) division and the Echo
The interest in blockchain technology and cryptocurrencies is growing rapidly. And Amazon’s announcement earlier this week of a new patent that may allow them to sell the identities of cryptocurrency users added even more fuel to the fire of interest. This high level of interest was obvious at last week’s CRM Evolution conference, as Never
Next week at CRM Evolution, the annual event put on by the editors of CRM magazine that invites many of the leading thought leaders to present on important topics and trends shaping the industry, digital transformation will be a very hot topic. And as a co-chair for the conference, I was extremely happy when Ginger
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I’m just back from this week’s TrailheaDX developer conference put on by Salesforce. But it’s like no other developer conference I’ve ever been to. That’s because in addition to the expected focus on coding, languages, platforms, integrations, etc, the whole event was infused with equality from a variety of perspectives. And it wasn’t a bolt-on,
I’m fascinated by all there is to know about productivity, creativity and doing the work we love. So I’m pleased to share with you my first ‘featured-creative’ post in a long time: an interview with writer Chris Fox. Based in Mill Valley, California, Chris is the author of over thirty books (he’s not yet forty),
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First launched in June of 2016, Twitter’s emoji ad targeting gives brands the ability to connect with people based on the emojis they include in their tweets. Even though the ad-targeting feature has been around for nearly two years now — arguably a lifetime on Twitter — some consider emoji targeting to be a fairly
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