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4 Ways To Run An Effective Incentives Program On A Budget
There’s no question that offering incentives can be a powerful way to get your customers and prospects to take the actions you want.
A Closer Look At the Virtual Grocery Display Trend
Virtual retail spaces have the potential to repurpose transitional urban spaces for entirely new uses.
The 4 Ideas That Melinda Gates Thinks Are Changing The World
From mobile banking to contraception, this is what she thinks is going to drive the next wave of advances for people in the developing world
Digital Transformation - Who You Gonna Call?
Technology often leads too much change, but with digital transformation the consumer, rather than the technology, is in the driver’s seat, and this matters.
In Honor of 'Mad Men's' Return, See Our Favorite Ads from the 1960s
WWDDD: Scroll Through These Classics and Ask Yourself, 'What Would Don Draper Do?'
JetBlue Offers 'Wings For Autism' For Kids, Families
Traveling is often tough for kids, but for children with autism spectrum disorders, it can be a completely disorienting.
A mountain of paperwork bumming you out? Build a custom tablet like this police officer did.
Marc Costa, a New Jersey police officer, found himself dealing with an excess of paperwork on the job. Up to three quarters of a police officer's day can be spent filling out paperwork, and he wanted to find a way to make his workday more efficient.
Anonymous hacks North Korea's Twitter and Flickr accounts
Citing the threat posed by the North Korean government, the "hacktivist" group defaced the country's official Twitter and Flickr accounts yesterday.
Visualization as Process, Not Output
The word visualization encapsulates a process. And it's really that process that's the essential part, not the thing that results.
Nielsen takes online ad tracking tool overseas
The company that tracks what people watch on TV is expanding a new tool that measures what people are looking at online to markets outside the U.S.
