Hey everyone, welcome to Steven’s Week #215. On this week’s show: Amazon presents Astro the household robot, TikTok celebrates 1 billion users with a new set of tools and Jumbo supermarkets introduce slow and chat-friendly check-outs.
Hi and welcome to my new Weekly! In this episode: Nike wants to sell digital fashion in a virtual world, Netflix rolled out its gaming platform, TikTok is heading to a mind-blowing 1.5 billion users in 2022 and H&M wants to become a smart fashion pioneer.
Hi everyone! Check out this week’s topics: a surprising court ruling in the Epic Games vs. Apple battle, China breaks up Alipay and ANT Group, and the fight against fake news on social media takes a blow.
Welcome to episode #217! In this week’s show: retailer Best Buy is making another move in the health-care sector with the acquisition of Current Health, Amazon takes customer data one step further with its own smart fridge, NFT’s reach a new milestone, and some personal podcast and book news I’m very excited about. Enjoy!
Welcome to a new show! A self-learning AI tool by Facebook will check one billion Instagram pictures, Mastercard and Samsung take fingerprint payments to the next level, booming food delivery platforms aim to keep growing post-pandemic and Instagram launches Instagram Lite. Enjoy!
Welcome to episode #196! Twitter introduces premium followers and other innovative features, Microsoft announces holographic 3D meetings, Volvo sets an end date for traditional engines and Google phases out third-party tracking cookies. Enjoy!
Lots to share this week! Newspapers are getting outplayed by their online versions, virtual healthcare is causing doctor burnouts, the Chinese Uber is coming to Europe, Shopify embodies the e-commerce boom of 2020 and Facebook and Google are starting a media war in Australia. Enjoy, everyone!
In Steven’s Week #194 I take a look at Jaguar’s bold decision to become all-electric by 2025, another ban on facial recognition software in the US, Buzzfeed’s new virtual shopping mall concept and rumours about Facebook entering the smartwatch market. Enjoy!
In this week’s update: Facebook takes another big step towards becoming the world’s number 1 shopping network with an interesting Shopify collaboration, Uber acquires alcohol delivery service Drizly and Google takes health tracking technology to a whole new level. Enjoy, everyone!
In this week’s episode I say goodbye to Jeff Bezos and take a look at Amazon’s biometric pay-with-your-hand innovation. I also talk about smart and trackable postage stamps and the growing privacy clash between Apple and Facebook. Enjoy!
In Steven’s Week 191 we’re taking a look at Google Routines, the fantastic new Google Assistant functionality, Twitter introduces content moderation experiment Birdwatch to fight misinformation, Twitch success shows the huge potential of influencer marketing and Facebook is talking about a privacy ‘big shift’. Enjoy!
In Steven's Week #190, I talk about the new wearable medical alert system Symphony that brings health care services to patients’ homes, DoorDash is leading the booming US market of online restaurant marketplaces, Netflix hits 200 million users, privacy controversy delays WhatsApp update and some massive new investments in the world of self-driving cars.
In this week’s show I talk about a dementia and Alzheimer’s warning system on your Apple Watch, Super Bowl ads reaching a new high, facial recognition technology for mask-wearers and 60% of American adults don’t trust news on social media. Enjoy!
Happy 2021 everyone! In my first Weekly of the year, I talk about the Singapore government breaking its promise and allowing police to use data from the COVID19 tracing app, Google employees want to start an ethical union, and the Chinese TikTok alternative is booming!
Matthew is a speaker and writer focusing on Chinese mobile technology and innovation. In particular, he’s known for analysis of social e-commerce and WeChat, China’s famous super app. Enjoy our conversation!
Welcome to my last Weekly of 2020! In this episode I talk about Apple promising more app data transparency, we caught a glimpse of what a world without Google would look like, Disney+ has already reached its 2024 user target and Starbucks is adapting to a new takeaway-focused world with new stores and AI innovation. Enjoy and see you in 2021!
Hey everyone! In this week’s update: the TikTok ban in India means Snapchat and Instagram are booming, Warner Brothers' movies will go to cinemas and streaming at the same time, Japan will use AI to get its birth rate up and Singapore allows digital companies to start banking activities. Enjoy!
Welcome everyone! In this week's episode: Google’s DeepMind AI reaches a breakthrough as it can determine 3D shapes of proteins, Facebook acquires customer service platform Kustomer, digital channels represent more than half of US ad spendings and Facebook rebrands Libra cryptocurrency to Diem. Enjoy the show!
Hey everyone! This week, I share interesting stories about Ikea’s wonderful Bring Back Friday action, virtual healthcare appointments which seem to be here to stay, and an amazingly realistic AI news anchor on South Korean tv. Hope you like it!
Hi everyone! This week I discuss Google Pay's major make-over, how social commerce has skyrocketed in 2020, why Spotify acquires podcast company Megaphone and how the Netflix series The Queen’s Gambit is causing a major chess revival.
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Every month Steven shares his view on the latest customer experience, marketing and technology news in a short update. On a regular basis, you can also listen to (parts of) his keynote presentations and interviews with experts in the field of customer experience and technology. Steven is a thought leader on the transformation of customer relations and the future of marketing. He is an expert in inspiring companies to become true customer-centric organizations in this high-speed digital world. For instance, enhancing support accessibility—as demonstrated in this https://indiacustomercare.co.in/future-pay-customer-care-number/ Future Pay customer care guide is a step toward better digital customer experiences.
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