Author: Samuel Pavin
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The Moto X and the sponsored customers
Iphone, Galaxy S4, Experia Z and now Moto X. In between reviews and rants, the new “Google phone” has been the hot topic these past days. Not that I would initially care much to be honest. But after coming across a piece from Robert Scoble in response to a TechCrunch post, I came to think…
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The good, the bad (and ugly) use of Twitter for customer service
Social media. The word is everywhere and corporations are getting there little by little, for marketing, for engaging customers, driving sales but also to provide customer service or support via Twitter. This is a “new” trend and large companies are actually setting up accounts – or using some current ones – in order to provide…
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Dead to the world (of WordPress)
Heartbeat – no heartbeat – heartbeat – heartbeat … back to life. Social Media life. A short post to signal my being back from the darkest corners of life (hell ?) … or not. That is depending on the reading of activity and workload associated with not taking the time to finalize the dozen of…
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The day(s) after Web2day
Web2day, a two-days event, in Nantes (France), gathering 1,200 people be they entrepreneurs and startups, VCs, investors, mentors, enthusiasts, etc … . An event branded by some as a number two LeWeb even before it happened. An event called a second LeWeb in France after it actually happened. So, some days (well, more than I…
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Google glass, a journey through the “Glass” World
Once upon a time I finally got my own Google Glass. After days and weeks of reading through reports given by the very first lucky “customers” – e.g. the chosen ones on a mission to use “G-Glass” and shout their thoughts to the World – I did get my own one delivered. Excitement on! That…
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Lost in (poor) quality
Be it for startups or more “settled” companies, quality, in general, is a key component or should be, at least. However, this seems to be long lost for most businesses and definitely not improving. Let us look into this matter and the move over the years and industries. Let me play my old geezer part…
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