This is the second post from InboundDay. It covers inspirational and practical aspects of Inbound and the use of the Inbound Methodology. Earlier this week we published the first post from inboundDay summarising the sessions on insights and trends. The third and final post will cover "What Inbound and Inbound Automation are".
This is the first of three blog posts from #InboundDay2015. In this post we focus on insights. In the following post we will report from the sessions covering practical and tactical aspects of Inbound and in the third post we will cover knowledge shared by HubSpot.
Online is filled with quotes. Occasionally Zooma publish quotes, as "quote of the week" that we believe can be useful for you. This time it's a quote by Tom Kelly from the book Creative confidence written by Tom and his brother David, Ideo founders, Enjoy!
Online is filled with quotes. Occasionally Zooma publish quotes, as "quote of the week" that we believe can be useful for you. This time it's a quote from Simon Sinek, on customer relationships. Enjoy!
Online is filled with quotes. Occasionally Zooma publish quotes, as "quote of the week" that we believe can be useful for you. This time it's a quote from Spotify's founder, Daniel Ek. Enjoy!
Do you feel that newfound knowledge is like an extra dose of oxygen? Knowledge and inspiration can come from different sources like blog posts, seminars, books etc. If you aspire for knowledge but are lacking time, podcast is the perfect format. It allows you to listen while doing other things at the same time. Personally I love podcast for the inspiration and entertainment they give and I would like to share a few of my favourite podcasts.
Online is filled with quotes. Occasionally Zooma publish quotes, as "quote of the week" that we believe can be useful for you. This time it's a quote from Ericsson's Head of Product Marketing for the cloud, Geoff Hollingworth. Enjoy!
In July my colleague Qarin published a blog post about "Do Swedes have more time off than others?", covering average annual working hours across various countries. Sweden came across as a country where people are working as much or more than in other countries, but is that about to change? How much will we work in the future and how much will digital technology and automation influence what type of work we do?
The question asked in the previous blogpost was which are the apps that will make a difference on people’s lives on a day to day basis? Below you can see some suggestions from Ericsson Consumer Lab. In the Ericsson hall people could vote by putting a Ping-Pong ball in a container and you can see the result further down.
What would you like to see in 2015 (click to see full infographic).
Day two was yet another interesting day here at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona. Here are some high-lights from the Ericsson customer keynote.
Zooma always attends the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona. Here are some reflections from the first day. The mobile data growth is fast. Data on smartphones passing through the mobile networks are growing eight times up until 2020. At the same time the telecom business is not predicted to grow that fast due to price pressure from new players and end-users unwillingness to pay more despite growing appetite.
A new interesting paper "The game has changed" from our friend Geoff Hollingworth at Ericsson, Head of Product Marketing Cloud.
In the paper Geoff describes how devices are being connected for the information they know, the change they can effect, and the experiences that can be provided from both. Telecommunications remove time delays and speed up decision making.
Last month Zooma attended the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona. It is the world’s major gathering for the mobile industry and a mini universe for all things mobile. Zooma has been attending the conference for many years and this year it was as big and as fun as ever with a plethora of new and innovative mobile technology and business concepts displayed everywhere. Here are some reflections and thoughts on what we saw and heard.
