Do you have a disruption blind spot?
Do you have a disruption blind spot? During my keynotes I look at disruptors audiences may not have heard of. In this 60 second video, I look at @Trov and how they remove friction and also why [...]
Don’t settle for a Keynote speaker who uses exactly the same speech each time
How do you establish early affinity with any audience? If you’re pitching a new idea, asking for funding or presenting in front of hundreds of people how do you get them onside in the very first [...]
Apple News+ and Apple Card will disrupt multiple industries beyond financial services
I rarely blog about Apple product announcements, and while I watch them live, there are normally any number of tech writers that dissect and pour over the new shiny Apple gadgets in great detail. [...]
Can technology be used to fix the problems it has created?
At the UK Mercer Roadshow in London, during the Q&A I was asked “Will technology develop to solve the issue it has created (technology addiction)?
Are you a Prayer, Stayer or Player when it comes to talking about digital?
Prayer, Stayer or Player? Which one are you? Prayers are just praying that this new technology is going away, the Stayers know that disruption is happening but will stay the course and the [...]
Make your digital first impression count
In this digital always-on age buyers can make a decision in the first 90 seconds. In recalling a recent buyer journey of my own, it emphasised how important that digital first-impression is.
Signs that your digital strategy is outdated – running out of tracking numbers
Is your company experiencing digital growing pains? What are the signs and what can you do about it? Are you having your own Y2K moment?
Digital Disruption – An Australian Expat’s view
This article first appeared on the Advance Born Global website. Advance is dedicated to shining a spotlight on Aussies and alumni of Australian universities living and working overseas – [...]
A VPN should only be used to protect you, not spy on you. Facebook’s Onavo is a key offender.
News that Apple has thrown Facebook's Onavo "VPN" out of the app store is a good move. Facebook needs to go further though and close the service completely to restore trust.
End of the line for online platforms?
The social media giants run on attention, relying on ‘eyeballs’ to survive. But data scandals and ad fatigue are throwing their futures into doubt. Can they find alternative business models?