BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) is about using readily available technology – such as smart phones and free – inside an organization, explains IESE’s Javier Zamora. The question is: Now that every company has access to sophisticated technology, how can BYOD help not only lower costs but also add value?
Digital Density Is Disrupting the Taxi Industry
Digital density has three ingredients: the number of connections, interactions and the amount of information we can exchange through these connections. As digital density is increasing it is disrupting the taxi industry as well as many other analog and traditional business model, says Prof. Javier Zamora. We may arrive at the point where 100% digital […]
Google Privacy Ruling Change How We Use All The Internet
Do we have the right to be digitally forgotten? Europe thinks so and is forcing Google to remove links to data of users who ask for their removal. This is going to change the way search engines work, as they will need to focus on how to exclude information rather than how to gather data, […]
Apple Enters the Wearables Business
The reports that Apple is close to buying the headphone company Beats was received with widespread skepticism, says Prof. Josep Valor. It doesn’t seem to make sense from either a branding or a technological point of view. However, Apple has already shown an interest in headphones that measure physical activity and, as the wearable industry […]
