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The Onion chimes in on Apple’s infatuation

Gabor George Burt · 29 April 2025

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The No. 1 Trend for Planning — Demographics — and Why People Are Fleeing Illinois

Demographic trends are easy to forecast, and important.

Adam Hartung · 29 April 2025

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The NFL Has a Bigger Problem Than Kneeling Employees - Demographics and Trends

The demonstrations are interesting as an expression of American ideals. And they are gathering a lot of discussion. But they are not what's plaguing NFL viewership.

Adam Hartung · 29 April 2025

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The Long Sleep: Innovative Product Gestation

The same thing happens with several product managers in a row—the concepts keep being tested, paraded in front of retailers or channel partners with fanfare and are met with interest

Michael Graber · 29 April 2025

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The Lean & Agile Strategy Book

Marc Sniukas · 29 April 2025

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The Ignorance of the Masses Cancels Out the Knowledgeable Minority

The downside of many crowdsourcing initiatives is something called "mobsourcing." This is where the vocal few crowd out the rest of the responses

Stephen Shapiro · 29 April 2025

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The Highly Effective, Counterintuitive Way to Stumble Upon Your Next Brilliant Idea

The "bad idea" concept doesn't just apply to complex technical problems like health and space travel. Imagine you are looking to sell more raisins.

Stephen Shapiro · 29 April 2025

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The Future Of Marketing Starts With Publishing

Businesses can now weave social graphs of their own through the creation of social presences within the communities where customers, prospects and those who influence them, are actively sharing, consuming, and seeking relevant content and information.

Brian Solis · 29 April 2025

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The End of Trumpism

The argument for low taxes is to provide more money for investing in business to grow – thus creating jobs that see higher pay due to increased demand for workers.

Adam Hartung · 29 April 2025

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The Decline and Fall of Chicago and Illinois

The state was still considerably dependent on old-line agriculture/food giants, those businesses were crumbling and unlikely to recover as the economy shifted.

Adam Hartung · 29 April 2025

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The Backpack, Re-Imagined

Gabor George Burt · 29 April 2025

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The Attraction of Outrageously High Prices

Would you pay $200 for french-fries or €5,000 for a burger? Your rational response is to say ‘no way!’. But what if these food items deliver the most opulent, dreamlike culinary experience you ever had? Would you be tempted then? So called ‘collectible experiences’ – where both the price and the indulgence of common consumables or services are raised to outlandish heights – is fast gaining popularity. Demand for such over-the-top experiences is being fueled by the pandemic – inspiring people to live more in the moment – and by new, imagination-expanding offerings – such as commercial space travel. It unlocks a fascinating dimension of consumer behavior, where high price becomes the catalyst for demand, rather than its deterrent.

Gabor George Burt · 29 April 2025