Blogs' from 2011
By Mark Kitanga
Take a moment to compare the two main phone technologies - cellular vs. landline. How have mobile phones in the 2000s alone advanced? When the decade started they finally became mainstream, led by those popular candy bar phones and basic monophonic ringtones. In just one decade, they became full-fledged, all-in-one multimedia devices capable of complex computing and communication. Along the way they acquired the capabilities of text messaging, chirping, color screens, polyphonic ringtones, e-mail, office productivity programs, MP3 music playback, web browsing, photography, video, editing, multi-purpose gaming, touch screens, and sophisticated applications. All that in just 10 years!
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If we don't evolve we fade away into obscurity.
For the last few years we've see social media as the new evolution in marketing but it's hard to pinpoint exactly why or how it works.
It is helpful to think about this evolution in the context of the overall evolution of the economy.
The participatory concept isn't new. It involves having a relationship and interaction in the decision making of the businesses that you work with and it's actually as old as economies themselves.
I recently participated in a webinar with leading marketing specialists about the evolution of marketing and what appears to be ... Continue Reading
If we don't evolve we fade away into obscurity.
For the last few years we've see social media as the new evolution in marketing but it's hard to pinpoint exactly why or how it works.
It is helpful to think about this evolution in the context of the overall evolution of the economy.
The participatory concept isn't new. It involves having a relationship and interaction in the decision making of the businesses that you work with and it's actually as old as economies themselves.
I recently participated in a webinar with leading marketing specialists about the evolution of marketing and what appears to be ... Continue Reading
If we don't evolve we fade away into obscurity.
For the last few years we've see social media as the new evolution in marketing but it's hard to pinpoint exactly why or how it works.
It is helpful to think about this evolution in the context of the overall evolution of the economy.
The participatory concept isn't new. It involves having a relationship and interaction in the decision making of the businesses that you work with and it's actually as old as economies themselves.
I recently participated in a webinar with leading marketing specialists about the evolution of marketing and what appears to be ... Continue Reading
If we don't evolve we fade away into obscurity.
For the last few years we've see social media as the new evolution in marketing but it's hard to pinpoint exactly why or how it works.
It is helpful to think about this evolution in the context of the overall evolution of the economy.
The participatory concept isn't new. It involves having a relationship and interaction in the decision making of the businesses that you work with and it's actually as old as economies themselves.
I recently participated in a webinar with leading marketing specialists about the evolution of marketing and what appears to be ... Continue Reading
