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Aug

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Advice from BCC, VR, airport growth, changing shopping habits and car hire app in fifteen minutes

Advice for SMEs with guidance from government and business Lord Wolfson of on and offline retailer Next, gives good advice for Brexit planning. Next’s plans are at an advance stage and Wolfson recommends small business focus on government advice. The British Chamber of Commerce has a useful Brexit planning checklist for SMEs or the UK […]

10
Aug

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Insights on postage stamps, staff appointments, channel preferences, chocolate and cosmetics

Content volume impacts on channel popularity Ofcom research into channel popularity has highlighted the growth of multi-channel viewing Furness, (2019). Whilst online channels (Netflix and YouTube) come top for 18-34 year olds, BBC one is still the top channel for all ages over 18. Content quality and volume are impacting viewing habits as Brits prefer […]

31
Jul

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Updates for marketers and innovators on City brands, tech language, new aerospace college, luxury boutique and music

Saffron City Brand Barometer 2019 results Using quantitative and qualitative measurement, Saffron reviewed 75 globally important cities to assess them on assets and brand value to identify their place brand rankings, Warrington, (2019). The top ten for 2019 feature usual suspects including (from 1 to 20): New York, London, Singapore, Hong Kong, Amsterdam, Los Angeles, […]

24
Jul

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Updates for marketers and innovators on brands, AI, new emojis, cinema upgrades and student earning

Benefits of AI to the UK companies According to the McKinsey Global Institute, UK companies that integrate artificial intelligence (AI) into organisational processes could increase economic value by 120% by 2030, Nicolle, (2019). The McKinsey Global Institute AI Readiness Index puts the UK in fourth position, after the USA, Ireland and Sweden. In terms of […]

18
Jul

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Improvements for wearable tech, environment, investment, medical diagnostics and hobbies

Building Society brings in the quiet hour for customers Yorkshire Building Society has introduced a new quiet hour, from 4-5pm on Wednesdays to support people with learning difficulties, autism, mental health problems or sensory impairment. The move aims to help customers who would benefit from a less busy/noisy environment. To make the branch a more […]

01
Jul

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New developments in retail, home renovation, coffee, conservation and branding

Microsoft open London retail store on Regent Street Microsoft have opened a London, UK retail store, on three floors, to showcase its technology and experiences. Troubleshooting for customers is available in-store with engineers on-hand manning an ‘Answer Desk’. Experiences on offer include video games, how to code, augmented reality googles, along with a digital DJ […]

24
Jun

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Insight news on Heathrow airport, digital jobs, BBC news services, Tesco innovation and low unemployment trend continues

Heathrow benefits from Australia travel plans Heathrow airport experienced a spike in travellers in May, with 6.7million passengers visiting overseas. Of these the top region was Oceania, followed by East Asia. Domestic flights grew 2.2% too. This was the 31st month in a row for passenger expansion for the Heathrow hub. BBC boosts international audiences […]

15
Jun

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Insights for marketers and entrepreneurs on smart gloves, drones, analytics and forecast

The Stag smart glove works like human hands The Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) have invented a smart glove with 550 tiny sensors. Known as Stag, the scalable tactile glove, can recognise 76% of everyday objects, within a range of 26 types, by identifying and grasping them like a human hand would. The glove is […]

11
Jun

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Marketing innovation updates

Zego help gig delivery Uber and Deliveroo drivers and riders are set to benefit with expansion from Zego, who offer on-demand insurance for when self-employed couriers are making deliveries. Start-up brand Zego helps workers in the gig economy to pay for affordable commercial insurance, for only when they are using cars or scooters for work, […]

10
Jun

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Developments for brand Britain with celebration week, footwear innovations, Calls for Brexit clarity, optimism and restructuring

British Flowers Week 10-16 June 2019 British Flower Week was created by New Covent Garden Market, as an annual celebration of the UK cut flower industry. The week runs from 10-16 June 2019 to encourage the purchase of British flowers, plants and foliage. Boots and icons boost Hunter to profit Sales growth in America, alongside […]

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