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Category Archives: Living in the World Today
Making your business a destination place
I live in a small town in Connecticut. When I moved here there was an old diner called Orem’s that hailed its beginnings from 1921. You can visit the website – http://www.oremsdiner.com. And inside the place it looked like it. … Continue reading
No I-Pad for me. Yet.
Before I left for China a couple of weeks ago I had intentions of purchasing an Apple iPad possibly ahead of the April 3rd release date here in the United States. The Chinese government had different ideas and delayed the … Continue reading
A $ 16 million fine on Toyota is not a wakeup call
This morning it was reported that the U.S. Transportation Department is seeking a $ 16.4 million fine against Toyota http://nyti.ms/c6UgOS. This is the largest fine allowed. Toyota has two weeks to contest the fine. How exactly is a fine such … Continue reading
How I turned a holiday into a business trip
Having talked about doing business internationally in previous posts the opportunity to do business in China is too alluring to pass up. Sure I came to visit my great friend but in the back of my mind I also wanted … Continue reading
Hanoi – my 33 hours in the 3rd world
Operating out of Hong Kong offers many places to visit rather easily in Asia. Since funds were not unlimited we decided upon Hanoi since it was a less than 2 hour flight and were able to work a deal through … Continue reading
Hong Kong – ahead and behind all at the same time
Hong Kong is 12 hours ahead of New York. 15 hours ahead of L.A. and San Francisco. By the time we start our day back in the states it’s evening in Asia (and a bit later than that in Australia). … Continue reading
Hong Kong IS China
Even though I’ve been here less than 24 hours my initial impressions of Hong Kong are that it is much more Chinese than I anticipated. Now that might seem a bit strange but I had the idea that the British … Continue reading
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Tagged American Century, China, Chinese Century, Hong Kong, Shanghai
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Foursquare still needs a little more refinement
If the darling of 2010 applications is to truly take hold Foursquare still has some work to do. A location based mobile application; the mobile marketing community is watching Foursquare’s adoption and usage with great interest. It’s pretty simple. You … Continue reading
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Tagged Facebook, Foursquare, GPS, Salesforce.com, Smartphone
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Geo-fencing is one way 2010 can be the year of mobile
Two articles today one in the NY Times and the other in the Wall Street Journal cover location based mobile advertising. Using a tactic called Geo-Fencing a company called Placecast (http://www.placecast.net) has a platform of ‘location-triggered’ mobile marketing solutions. They … Continue reading