Based in London, The Actionable Futurist and former Global Managing Partner at IBM, Andrew Grill is a popular and sought-after presenter and comementator on issues around digital disruption, workplace of the future and new technologies such as blockchain. Andrew is a multiple TEDx and International Keynote Speaker.
I attended a very interesting evening at the Institute of Directors in London on Monday on marketing analytics. Speaking was Robert Diamond who is MD of Emnos, who run Europe’s largest [...]
This week amongst all the turmoil on the financial market, one thing is sure – the Carnival of the mobilists is here to present the best in mobile. This week it is hosted over at the [...]
In this week’s Campaign, there is a quote that could not go unreported. As part of the Economist’s advertorial on inspiration, they interviewed Will Collin (left) who is a founding [...]
On Wednesday 24th September, I was among the presenters invited to speak at the British Computer Society’s evening on Mobile Location Based Services in London. The event was organised by [...]
On October 7th and 8th in Budapest, the Mobile Marketing Association will be holding their regular forum program. I will be attending so if you are going, please contact me so we can arrange to [...]
The next mashup* Event is quite timely given the recent Android / T-Mobile / G1 phone launch. Tony Fish, Simon Grice and the mashup* crew do a great job in planning and staging these events. I [...]
Following on from my post and review of a recent Nielsen Mobile report, I read their September 2008 report “Realizing Potential: Overcoming Barriers to the U.S. Mobile Advertising [...]
As reported in New Media Age recently, the team at Yell.com mobile have devised an interesting way to stimulate downloads of their mobile maps application. Back in July, we reported on [...]
I picked up some interesting mobile advertising stats via marketingcharts.com from a recent (July 2008) Nielsen mobile study called Critical Mass The Worldwide State of the Mobile Web. Key [...]
On Wednesday 24th September, the British Computer Society (BCS) will be hosting an evening on Location Based Services – details are below: Wednesday 24th September 18:15 – 20:00 BCS [...]
