Oren Smilansky

Satin Island

McCarthy’s newest novel is as delightfully unclassifiable as his last effort, C. The narrator is U., a fanciful and probing anthropologist who works for a corporation he refers to simply as “the Company.” Recruited as an ethnographer on the…

Feb 11 23February 11, 2023

Article at PublishersWeekly.com

Fortune

FinanceMarc Andreessen says remote work has ‘detonated’ the way we connect and it’s young professionals who will suffer the most"You get to sit in your studio apartment in front of your laptop and good luck. You’re cut off from everything else."…

Feb 11 23February 11, 2023

Article at Fortune

Shaping the future of tech industry regulation

Scrutiny of the tech sector continues to intensify. Policymakers are likely to address concerns over antitrust, data usage, consumer privacy and content moderation, among other issues. With their concentration of superior talent, vast troves of data…

Feb 11 23February 11, 2023

Article at PwC.com

Digital Tools Enable Precision B2B Marketing

Matthew Lieberman, CMO - US/Mexico, PWC One of my pet peeves is being greeted by an onslaught of junk email each morning from vendors trying to sell me something I don’t need. I wish I could blink them away instead of having to relegate them to my…

Feb 11 23February 11, 2023

Article at martechoutlook.com

The road to 2023: 5G’s tipping point (Analyst Angle)

Despite the economic and logistical turmoil wrought by COVID-19, the rollout of 5G has proven to be extraordinarily resilient, with new data showing U.S. coverage is up to 75%. However, that doesn’t mean the growth of 5G has been totally unaffected.…

Mar 03 21March 03, 2021

Article at RCRWireless

COVID-19 kicks 5G market opportunities into high gear (Analyst Angle)

Society has become vastly more dependent on internet connectivity over the past few months in the wake of a global pandemic with serious public health consequences. Advised to shelter in place at home and practice social distancing as much as…

Aug 20 20August 20, 2020

Article at RCRWireless

The Yellow Bird Sings

What did Holocaust survivors go through on a daily basis in order to stay alive, and how did these experiences shape their consciousness? Jennifer Rosner’s debut novel attempts to answer these questions as it follows Roza and her young daughter,…

Jul 16 20July 16, 2020

Article at sb504668b43054d28af6da7cb3fa91701

Why Auditors Have To Be Excellent Communicators

To say the professional services world has evolved in the 30 years since I began my career as an auditor would be an understatement. When I first joined the profession, technology meant fax machines or personal computers the size of sewing machines.…

Nov 04 19November 04, 2019

Article at Forbes

Why Marketing in the Digital Age Needs To Be a Two-Way Dialogue

One of the most effective ways to cultivate strong and enduring customer relationships is by really getting to know and anticipate your customers’ needs. Traditionally, companies drew on customer research groups to make such judgements. These sample…

Aug 13 19August 13, 2019

Article at CRM Magazine

How advertising is shaping virtual reality storytelling

Virtual reality (VR) is not a mainstream technology by any stretch of the imagination; right now, it’s more of a novelty than anything. But that’s expected to change: PwC’s 2019-2023 Global Entertainment & Media Outlook predicts VR will be the media…

Jul 15 19July 15, 2019

Article at Linkedin

Where Will Your Company Be in 2027?

At Forrester’s 2018 Digital Transformation forum, speakers shared 5 tips for avoiding digital disruption. Change is inevitable: 75% of the S&P 500 firms from 2011 will be replaced by 2027. That was an overarching message highlighted at Forrester’s…

Jun 21 18June 21, 2018

Article at Linkedin

There’s Untapped Value in Voice Biometrics

While voice biometrics can serve as a valuable addition to any company’s contact center technology stack, many service organizations are still wary of the tools, according to a recent report from Opus Research. Organizations that use voice biometrics…

Mar 12 18March 12, 2018

Article at Speech Technology Magazine

Customers Prefer Agents to Automation

When calling businesses for service, customers want to speak with friendly, articulate, and helpful live agents who work directly for the companies involved rather than to automated systems or outsourced answering services, finds research from…

Mar 01 18March 01, 2018

Article at CRM Magazine

The Contact Center in 2018: Helping Customers Help Themselves

In 2003, 48 percent of consumers felt confident that they’d be able to find what they need via self-service, research from TSIA found. Now, 15 years later, little has changed. As we open a new calendar, only 49 percent of consumers expect to be able…

Jan 08 18January 08, 2018

Article at CRM Magazine

Required Reading: Avoid Dealing with Difficult Customers

It’s a truism in business that the customer is always right. But in their new book, Dealing with Difficult Customers, authors Noah Fleming and Shawn Veltman argue that this shouldn’t always be the case, and that there are times when it is perfectly…

Jan 08 18January 08, 2018

Article at CRM Magazine

Marketers Must Watch Out for Video Ad Fraud

At least 100 companies fell victim to video ad fraud schemes recently, having spent portions of their ad budgets to have their creative materials appear on “zombie websites,” which greatly inflated page view counts to make it seem that more people…

Jan 08 18January 08, 2018

Article at CRM Magazine

Slice Serves Up Automated Workflows with Kustomer

Headquartered in New York City, with offices in Macedonia, Slice provides a digital platform for local pizzerias and Italian restaurants in 2,000 American cities. The company’s goal is to provide independent pizza shops with online ordering, supply…

Jan 08 18January 08, 2018

Article at CRM Magazine

Required Reading: Unraveling The Digital Helix

Digital transformation often means different things to different organizations, but in their new book, The Digital Helix, authors Michael Gale and Chris Aarons try to boil it down to a science. Associate Editor Oren Smilansky spoke to Gale to learn…

Dec 01 17December 01, 2017

Article at CRM Magazine

WebRTC + CRM = Better Customer Support

Though the technology has been around since at least 2011, businesses have only recently started to take advantage of web real-time communications (WebRTC). Between 2014 and 2017, the business adoption rate for the technology has shot up from 7…

Dec 01 17December 01, 2017

Article at CRM Magazine

Scott’s Cheap Flights Lands Its Messages with ActiveCampaign

Scott’s Cheap Flights, an email service that notifies subscribers about upcoming affordable flights, began as a hobby, after founder Scott Keyes got back from a vacation in 2013. When Keyes returned to his office, his coworkers and friends caught…

Dec 01 17December 01, 2017

Article at CRM Magazine

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