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GDPR and CCPA – 5 Things Every Digital Marketer Should Know

The Human Factor

The new Consumer Privacy Act in California is no longer a novelty considering that it was enacted at the beginning of 2020. Even so, many still struggle with accepting and adjusting to the changes. Brands have had a short period to ensure compliance with the new regulations, but we are way past this today. What is the CCPA? CCPA is the California version of the GDPR at the European Union.

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The Connection Between Positive Change and Workplace Fulfilment

Idea to Value

Amidst Zoom meetings, sales reports, trend analysis, and fighting to keep up with the competition, it’s easy to overlook workplace fulfilment on the never-ending list of tasks required to run your business. However, if you’re looking for a way to improve company morale, cultivate positive relationships with clients, and boost your brand reputation within the community, then you need to prioritize workplace fulfilment and examine its connection to positive change.

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FREE EBOOK | The 4 things business leaders looking to innovate need to know right now

Exago

Almost a year since the pandemic hit us, it would be naïve to still perceive digital transformation and business innovation as ‘nice-to-haves’. The vaccination wave brings new hope for economic recovery, yet many businesses are looking at a tough year ahead. As digital transformation opens up new paths, simplifying processes and allowing for large data […].

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Member Spotlight: Lisa Rothstein, Drawing Out Your Genius

Innovation Leader

Lisa Rothstein of Drawing Out Your Genius, discusses visual thinking, the importance of communicating ideas, and how anyone can learn to draw.

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From Data to Decisions: Maximizing Retail Potential with AI

Speaker: David Azoulay, Marc Stracuzza, and guest speaker Sucharita Kodali

Imagine a retail landscape where every interaction is personalized, every decision informed, and every opportunity maximized 🤔✨ Join us for an exploratory journey into the heart of AI-driven retail innovation. We’ll unveil the transformative potential of AI and data analytics in shaping the future of omnichannel personalization and e-commerce.

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FREE EBOOK | The 4 things business leaders looking to innovate need to know right now

Exago

Almost a year since the pandemic hit us, it would be naïve to still perceive digital transformation and business innovation as ‘nice-to-haves’. The vaccination wave brings new hope for economic recovery, yet many businesses are looking at a tough year ahead. As digital transformation opens up new paths, simplifying processes and allowing for large […].

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You Want a Meeting for What?

Mills-Scofield

Clock over door to Honby library, Liverpool central library Picton reading rooms ? alamy.com. How’s zooming going? It’s fascinating how pre-COVID, so many shunned virtual meetings and now we’re over-meeting virtually because it’s ‘easy’ which has led to even more meetings! So, let me share a client’s habit for any and all of their meetings. It’s made a big difference ~ PPO (not PPP or PPE).

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The Joy Of Doing Nothing.

helloFUTURE

This sounds impossible. Unless you spend time in meditation every day, then you probably never do nothing. You are always moving from one thing to the next – wake up, use the bathroom, make coffee, eat breakfast, check your email, drink coffee, work, eat lunch, work stop working, have dinner, watch tv, read, go to sleep.… The post The Joy Of Doing Nothing. appeared first on hellofuture.

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#2,143 – Big League Advance

Greatest. Idea. Ever.

22 year old San Diego Padres star shortstop Fernando Tatis just signed a record setting 14 year, $340 million dollar contract extension. But not all of that money is his. Apparently he owes a percentage of it to a company that he signed with when he was in his teens, a company that fronted him money for a share of his future earnings. According to the San Diego Union Tribune : “The pitch is simple: For every $50,000 advanced to a player, he gives up 1 percent of his future big-league earni

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You Want a Meeting for What?

Mills-Scofield

Clock over door to Honby library, Liverpool central library Picton reading rooms ? alamy.com. How’s zooming going? It’s fascinating how pre-COVID, so many shunned virtual meetings and now we’re over-meeting virtually because it’s ‘easy’ which has led to even more meetings! So, let me share a client’s habit for any and all of their meetings. It’s made a big difference ~ PPO (not PPP or PPE).

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The Yellowed Pages

Innovation Architecture

If you told a child today that, twenty years ago, every household had a printed directory of every resident and every business in their town—and that the directory weighed upwards of ten pounds and was dropped on people’s doorsteps once a year with a satisfying “thunk,” they would think you were crazy. . No way. . It’s true, however. If you wanted to call the Smiths across town you would pull out that directory, look under “S,” and find the number.

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How Mature Companies Are Scaling Transformational New Businesses

Scaling transformational innovations in large companies is challenging due to ‘Company Fit’ issues, which arise when the resources, processes, and priorities (RPPs) of the core business are not aligned with the needs of the new business. Many companies have learned how ambidexterity—the ability to both ‘exploit the present and explore the future,’ can help them address these issues for ideation and incubation of new innovations, but scaling transformative business innovations remains a challenge

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You Want a Meeting for What?

Mills-Scofield

Clock over door to Honby library, Liverpool central library Picton reading rooms ? alamy.com. How’s zooming going? It’s fascinating how pre-COVID, so many shunned virtual meetings and now we’re over-meeting virtually because it’s ‘easy’ which has led to even more meetings! So, let me share a client’s habit for any and all of their meetings. It’s made a big difference ~ PPO (not PPP or PPE).

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The Power of Combining Things: How to be Creative Anytime with Simple Unexpected Combinations

Innovation in Practice

Think you’re the most uncreative person in the world? . Well, not anymore. . You can decide to become creative if you want to right in this very moment. And all it takes is a simple formula. What is Creativity? Creativity is just combining two things that previously had nothing to do with each other and mashing them together. . Look around and you see this act of creation all the time.

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#2,142 – Anxiety Mittens

Greatest. Idea. Ever.

Over the last few months I’ve been dealing with anxiety and have resorted to taking medication daily. But what if there was another way that I could be treated? One that didn’t involve medicine? Well, there may soon be thanks to a newly created pair of special mittens. Yanko Design explains: “Designed by Alina Holovatiuk as a coping mechanism to get one through social situations without anxiety or panic, the InTempo are a pair of fingerless mitts that help calm you down.

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Episode 031: Two New Apps to Help You Learn Creativity

Innovation in Practice

There are lots of ways for you to learn about systematic creativity. In today’s episode, I’m sharing with you two amazing apps right at your fingertips. At least take a look at them and see what value you might get out of them. Think about how this can benefit your personal and professional life. Trust me, it’s going to improve so many things about how you see the world around you and how you take advantage of the wisdom of patterns.

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How Automation is Driving Efficiency Through the Last Mile of Reporting

Speaker: Jamie Eagan

As organizations strive for agility and efficiency, it's imperative for finance leaders to embrace innovative technologies and redefine traditional processes. Join us as we explore the pivotal role of digitalization and automation in reshaping what is commonly referred to as the “last mile of reporting”. We’ll deep-dive into why digitalization is no longer a choice, but a necessity for finance departments to stay competitive in a fast-paced environment touching on: 2024 trends for the Office of

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#2,139 – COVID Long Hauler Treatment

Greatest. Idea. Ever.

One of the common misconceptions about the coronavirus is the naïve opinion that younger, healthier people would be able to fight it off if they got it. Because it’s not just about surviving COVID. It’s also about the lingering symptoms that you may feel, in some cases for months on end. In fact, nearly a third of all COVID patients are still reporting symptoms.

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Leading in a Fog: Discomfort with the What-If Questions

Michael Roberto

Source: Wikimedia I recently read Adam Bryant's interview with Penny Herscher, veteran Silicon Valley board director and CEO. He asked Herscher about lessons for leading "in a fog" - i.e., in a highly ambiguous, unpredictable environment. Herscher argued that management teams need to consider the tough, uncomfortable "what-if" questions. She explained: My observation is that many leadership teams aren’t comfortable doing broad scenario what-ifs.