Andrew Grill has been at the beginning of every tech wave that mattered: he launched Australia's first public high-speed data network, built revolutionary mobile services for Optus, Telstra and Vodafone, then ran social business at IBM's global scale. This archive is a history of his deep involvement in each of those shifts. Today, as the Actionable Futurist, he helps organisations navigate AI and makes it accessible. Find out more at actionablefuturist.com
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I have Twitter CEO Dick Costolo to thank for a new analogy to debunk pundit thinking on mobile advertising. Yesterday in Barcelona, Dick gave a great…
New report finds that business professionals are significantly more willing to pay for online mobile content than consumers. • 60 per cent of business professionals use…
Research from the Internet Advertising Bureau finds that smartphone users are 63% more likely to engage with m-commerce New research from the Internet Advertising Bureau – the…
Ever since Rory Sutherland used the term “branded utility” at an MMA event back in March 2009 when talking about how applications could be used to…
Congratulations to the team at my old company, Seeker Wireless who have picked up the Vodafone Innovation Partner of the Year award from Vodafone New Zealand. As…
Over on Dean Bubley’s disruptive analysis blog you will find a quick summary of a meeting he had with Seeker Wireless.