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How Technology is Helping Workplaces Transition to a Remote Environment

Biznology

Not only do remote businesses save costs on overheads such as office space, many companies have witnessed an increase in productivity due to the added flexibility that this approach allows. Everybody is in the same space, there’s the opportunity for interpersonal rapport, and it can be the perfect environment for innovation to blossom.

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The Entrepreneur Interview Series #9: Amanda LaGrange, Tech Dump/Tech Discounts

Webbiquity

Some strive to protect or improve the natural environment. Amanda LaGrange helped found Tech Dump as a board member in 2010, while working at General Mills in Corporate Finance. She’s created a high-growth business that benefits the environment while addressing poverty and injustice. The Product. The Company.

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Digital Marketing Disruption: Why the Status Quo is Dangerous

Webbiquity

To keep afloat, many have turned to digital marketing and also diversified their products and services. Larger companies may struggle with being nimble, but have greater resources to actively invest in creating an environment that encourages fresh ideas and sharing. Why some companies are resisting changes.

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Artificial intelligence + human intelligence = success

Martech

While working at Procter & Gamble, Ashton proposed putting radio-frequency identification (RFID) chips on products to track them through a supply chain. Technicians end up chasing “ghost tickets,” alerts that have resolved themselves, resulting in lost productivity. The same thing is repeating itself in marketing today.

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ClickInsights: Social Media Marketing in 2010

Ambal's Amusings

How will social media marketing evolve in 2010? We have invited 2 Social Media Icons - Pam Brossman and Chris Garrett - to shed light on the following question: "What do you foresee as the biggest change that will happen in social media marketing in 2010? How should marketers and businesses adapt to this change?"

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5 Trends for the Future of Marketing in 2020 and Beyond

Marketing Insider Group

Generation Z consists of people who were born from 1995 to 2010. For example, Nike has launched a number of “ retail experiences ” in recent years including terminals with product information and online ordering functionality, integration with customer smartphones, social media walls, interactive augmented reality installations, and more.

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10 BtoB Marketers Predictions for 2010

Buzz Marketing for Technology

Here are 10 concrete ways I think the environment in which BtoB Marketers operate will evolve in 2010. Away games” will be the norm for your more opinion related content and the corporate website will be the place where you go to get just the more official product or service related content. Mark it down people ;-).

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