Thirty years ago, people knew IBM as the “computer maker.” A lot has changed.
In this new Outside In episode, @IBM CEO @ArvindKrishna talks about moving the business away from computer hardware, and focusing on technologies like #hybridcloud, #AI, and #QuantumComputing.
Marriott International CEO Anthony Capuano joined Charles Trevail on the Outside In podcast to talk about the future of the travel industry and reshaping both the guest and associate experience in the years ahead. Listen to the full episode: marr.in/OutsideIn
Three years ago, we met Prof. Americus Reed II @amreed2 at his @Wharton office and had a conversation about identity loyalty and what a #brand means and stands for.
Still one of our best and most relevant episodes.
outside-in.fm/americus-reed-…
12 years ago @amandahesser left her job at the @nytimes to start a website called @Food52.
A decade later, Food52 now reaches millions of people and has a multi-million #ecommerce business.
Why Amanda’s background in #journalism was great training for being an #entrepreneur.
Thirty years ago, people knew IBM as the “computer maker.” A lot has changed.
In this new Outside In episode, @IBM CEO @ArvindKrishna talks about moving the business away from computer hardware, and focusing on technologies like #hybridcloud, #AI, and #QuantumComputing.
In 48 years, the world population has doubled in size, from 4 to 8 billion. These visualizations show how 8 billion people are distributed around the world.
Excellent work by @VisualCap@Niccolocvisualcapitalist.com/visuali…
Co-CEO of @Food52@amandahesser joins @CharlesTrevail on the pod to talk about the company’s natural progression — not perceived expansion! — from food into all aspects of the home, and the value of long-term relationships with its audience.
Listen here: outside-in.fm/amanda-hesser/
“Marketers lost touch long ago with the world of the customer they are meant to understand… And most miss the prime directive of marketing: that of market orientation.”
@markritson on the perils of brand solipsism and the path to customer enlightenment.
marketingweek.com/ritson-bra…
Insightful @TheAtlantic article from author, professor, and friend of the pod, Scott Galloway @profgalloway on America’s misguided worship of tech billionaires and the societal problem of using shareholder returns as the defacto metric of success.
theatlantic.com/ideas/archiv…
For decades, three companies have dominated the $4 billion domestic market for infant formula. But a supply chain shortage revealed how few options parents have.
Will startups like Bobbie and @byheartbaby fix a broken industry?
@reeveswiedeman@NYMagnymag.com/intelligencer/arti…
Thirty years ago, people knew IBM as the “computer maker.” A lot has changed.
In this new Outside In episode, @IBM CEO @ArvindKrishna talks about moving the business away from computer hardware, and focusing on technologies like #hybridcloud, #AI, and #QuantumComputing.
During our conversation with @LinkedIn CMO @melselcher, she described this same trend: LinkedIn users are increasingly opening up to show their true selves, their vulnerabilities and, sometimes, failures
Listen to the episode here: outside-in.fm/mel-selcher/
LinkedIn was once known as staid networking site.
Now, users find that between job listings and “I’m happy to announce” posts are viral selfies of people crying, announcements about weddings and reflections about illnesses. My latest for @nytimes:
nytimes.com/2022/09/16/busin…
Fast Company staff editor (and former Outside In guest) Jeff Beer explains how @RickandMorty is ruling the Brandverse -- without diluting a brand nor damaging the integrity of its characters.
@jeffcbeer@Wendysfastcompany.com/video/rick-a…
Ethics is essential to every company’s brand promise. Philosopher David Rodin shares:
➡️ 3 key ethical ❓s every org should be asking themselves
➡️ how to drive ethical change within a company
➡️ how the war in Ukraine has sparked a shift in biz ethics
outside-in.fm/david-rodin/
Excellent interview with @LinkedIn CMO @melselcher about the shift inside of companies to market towards talent and customers equally and why there shouldn’t be a separate consumer-facing brand and the employee-facing brand.
#GreatResignationoutside-in.fm/mel-selcher/