Here, you will discover inventions and movements which make life more beautiful, more simple or more exciting.
Trader Joe’s entrepreneurial journey: how to turn your products into emotional goods.
Trader Joe’s is not for everyone. Actually, part of their strategy is not to be for everyone.
Is growth by aggregating services within the reach of all brands?
By Pierre Desangles
— Sep 17, 2018
In our digital age and in a system where everyone aggregates everyone else, is it possible for a brand to maintain its sovereignty, make the most of its identity and preserve its equity? No more need to struggle or absorb; all a brand has to do is aggregate. The American giant Google uses […]
Rising above the noise: what if social utility was the future of brand content?
By Céleste Perrotte
— May 7, 2018
For some time now, online advertising has been steadily losing its appeal. Brands are starting to realize what a mistake applying traditional marketing tools and methods to digital channels (banner ads, displays, social ads) might have been. Traditional advertising on digital platforms is massively rejected and ineffective, as shown by the increasing number of ad […]
Support frugal innovation
Navi Radjou is the theorist behind frugal innovation : rather than decreasing, he prefers the term Jugaad (“hack” in Hindi, doing more with less) which can be a source of innovation and even a better quality of life. The circular economy would be an initial prerequisite as the classic linear model demonstrates its limits on a […]
“Meal Kits”: Amazon still gives a lesson on the notion of Client Centricity
By Jules Bricout
— Jul 25, 2017
Après le rachat de Whole Foods Market, Amazon continue de surfer sur la tendance du bien manger et investit encore sur le marché de l’alimentaire. Il y a deux jours, le géant du e-commerce a lancé, en test, un nouveau service de livraison de kit de repas à faire soi-même : Amazon Meal Kits. Vous choisissez parmi les […]
