Executive Update eNewsletter




The fortnightly newsletter for thought leaders 3rd February 2012

Back to the future

Pundits’ predictions on the shape of the future keep pouring in. Here’s our pick of the latest lot. They laser in on the future of financial services, how tribalism inevitably carves world trade into Anglo-, Sino- and Indospheres, and what’s on the horizon this year for consumer technology. 
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L3F maps financial services future

A new report by London-based L3F (Long Finance Forum of Futurists) scopes out four possible scenarios for the global financial services market over the next 40 years.
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Economist shows kinship counts

Businesspeople need to factor in the influence of the Anglo-, Sino- and Indosphere according to recent Schumpeter column in The Economist.
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Deloitte picks record smartphone/tablet sales

Demand for consumer technology will continue to advance this year with record numbers of smartphones and tablets likely to be sold, according to Deloitte’s Technology, Media and Telecommunications (TMT) Predictions 2012 report.
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TNS pinpoints impact of digital marketing

Changes brought about by digital marketing are now having significant impact on both up- and downstream business, according to new report by research-based business consultancy TNS.
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CREWE group hopes to unblock Wiki impasse

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Leave is leave

Thanks to the 24/7 connectivity of modern work life, it can feel like taking leave and being on leave are two different things. But, writes Kate Kearins, they shouldn’t be.

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Are coalition loyalty programmes a trap?

Are coalition loyalty programmes a trap?

Article by John A Norrie, CEO Tranxactor Why Retail Groups Should Think Twice For decades, multi-merchant coalition loyalty programmes have been marketed as the silver bullet for retail customer engagement.

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RBNZ update on cash

The Reserve Bank of New Zealand – Te Pūtea Matua is highlighting how it’s working to ensure that New Zealanders can continue to withdraw cash, pay with cash and deposit

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