L’Oreal ANZ Taps Tech Stack To Distribute Targeted Information On Google, Facebook, TikTok by Laurie Sullivan , Staff Writer @lauriesullivan, January 16, 2023 L’Oréal ANZ, a multibillion-dollar cosmetic giant, chose Productsup’s product-to-consumer (P2C) software to drive down costs and enhance its omnichannel strategy in Australia and New Zealand. The partnership will assist L’Oréal ANZ aims to … Continue reading L’Oreal ANZ Taps Tech Stack To Distribute Targeted Information On Google, Facebook, TikTok
Tag Archives: Tech
Lessons from 8 of the biggest tech product failures of all time
By Chris Morris January 12, 2023 There’s no denying that the Consumer Electronics Show has produced a number of truly revolutionary products. But for every success there are dozens—possibly hundreds—of gadgets, apps, doodads, and whatchamacallits that are bound to never be seen again. It’s not just startups that fall short. Even some of the … Continue reading Lessons from 8 of the biggest tech product failures of all time
This Gen-Z tech CEO wants to build the Apple Pay of identity—a one-stop shop for your data
By Shalene Gupta January 07, 2023 Contrary to the popular belief that data privacy is about making sure your data isn’t shared, Eli Wachs believes that data sharing, in fact, has significant benefits . . . when used correctly. Today, Wachs, 24, is the CEO of Footprint, a company that is rethinking how we store … Continue reading This Gen-Z tech CEO wants to build the Apple Pay of identity—a one-stop shop for your data
The worst of tech in 2022
Google is (unsurprisingly) shutting down Stadia in January Kris Holt @krisholt Despite claims to the contrary as recently as July, Google is shutting down its Stadia games streaming service after just three years. The company says players will still have access to their games and be able to play them until January 18, 2023. … Continue reading The worst of tech in 2022
3 Ways Tech Can Simplify Business Travel
3 Ways Tech Can Simplify Business Travel Robert Hoffman / 22 Dec 2022 After the pandemic hit in 2020, business travel expenses shrunk by 52% compared to pre-pandemic levels. Now that business travel is back on the upswing heading into 2023, corporate travelers expect more out of their travel experiences — more convenience, fewer headaches, and more … Continue reading 3 Ways Tech Can Simplify Business Travel
As tech layoffs surge, nonprofits are calling
By Josh Hendler December 10, 2022 To the thousands of highly skilled tech workers who have been laid off in recent weeks, and those worried they may be next: The nonprofit sector needs you. Logical problem-solvers by nature, technologists aim to optimize inefficiencies and identify new pathways for success. Drawn to the boundless opportunities … Continue reading As tech layoffs surge, nonprofits are calling
Why Mid-Career Changers are the Answer to Tech Talent Shortages
Why Mid-Career Changers are the Answer to Tech Talent Shortages Claire Anderson / 09 Dec 2022 By Jeff Mazur A few months ago, my nonprofit organization began building an intensive 13-week tech reskilling program for an incredibly important client. But when it came time to determine who would run the class, we realized we … Continue reading Why Mid-Career Changers are the Answer to Tech Talent Shortages
Is Big Tech In Big Trouble?
Is Big Tech In Big Trouble? by Fredrik Kinge , Op-Ed Contributor, December 28, 2022 The news has been full of stories about layoffs from the Big Tech firms. It started with Twitter: when Elon Musk took over and seemingly unleashed chaos, telling half the workforce — 3,700 people — that they no longer had … Continue reading Is Big Tech In Big Trouble?
In this economy CMOs need to spend more on training, not tech
Marketers are only using 42% of their martech stack’s capabilities. This is why they’re struggling to demonstrate its ROI. Jason McNellis on December 12, 2022 Companies worldwide face the realities of the “triple squeeze” — inflation, a shortage of talent and supply chain disruptions. The marketing organization is certainly not immune from their increasing pressure. … Continue reading In this economy CMOs need to spend more on training, not tech
Biden Administration Sides With Tech Companies In Lawsuit Over ISIS Attack
Biden Admin Weighs In On Tech Companies’ Liability For Terror Attacks by Wendy Davis @wendyndavis, December 7, 2022 Partially siding with social media companies, the Biden administration is urging the Supreme Court to rule that web platforms’ failure to remove material posted by terrorists doesn’t amount to aiding and abetting terrorism. But the administration also … Continue reading Biden Administration Sides With Tech Companies In Lawsuit Over ISIS Attack