by Saffron Baggallay
on February 17, 2012
in Blogging, Ethics, Uncategorized
… I decided to Blog about love as a kind of ode to love, which I think in our fast-pace ever-changing world of chaos is all too easily overlooked. Do you believe in love? Do you believe in true love? Do you believe in love at first sight? Do you believe in ever-lasting love? Love [...]
by Mike Saunders
on November 30, 2011
in Blogging, Consumer 2.0, Leadership, Social Business, Web 2.0
If you were to take one look at the world today, it would be obvious that social media has become a very important communication tool. Ask yourself this question “can a CEO remain relevant if they are not versed in this new communication style the world has adopted?” More and more social media is changing [...]
by Saffron Baggallay
on November 26, 2011
in Blogging, Collaboration and partnerships, Connection Economy, Consumer 2.0, Customer service / experience, Ethics, Future Trends, Gender issues, General, Marketing and sales, Social media
The Twittersphere is a buzz with comments on the tweets put out my @DurexSA last week, which at best were lame and thoughtless and at worst were incredibly insulting to both men and women; and all this on the eve of 16 days of activism against violence towards women and children in South Africa. Bad [...]
by Saffron Baggallay
on November 4, 2011
in Articles, Blogging, Connection Economy, Demographics, Diversity, Ethics, General, Knowledge Continuity, Social media, Uncategorized
It is Thursday evening and I am tired. I have had a full-on week and it’s not even finished yet. I am sitting at Durban airport waiting for my flight back to Johannesburg. My blogging day at TomorrowToday is a Friday. This means that every Friday at roughly 8am there is supposed to be a [...]
by Graeme Codrington
on October 5, 2011
in Blogging, Future Trends, Generations, Media tidbits, Social media, Talent, Technology
Lucy Kellaway, a columnist in the Financial Times, wrote a brilliant piece some time ago about how older generations engage with social media, and why the battle to understand the value of Facebook. I think she has hit the nail on the head. It’s not a technology issue, it’s about a mindset. And she’s right [...]
by Saffron Baggallay
on September 17, 2011
in Blogging, Collaboration and partnerships, Consumer 2.0, Demographics, Diversity, Ethics, Future Trends, Gender issues, Innovation, Marketing and sales, Uncategorized
I read a few months ago I came across a YouTube advert from Carlsberg Copenhagen which portrays their latest beer offering to the market – especially the female market, a beer called ‘Copenhagen’. With the number of women who drink beer on the rise (in fact roughly 27% of the beer-drinking market in the United [...]
by Saffron Baggallay
on September 9, 2011
in Blogging, Connection Economy, Demographics, Ethics, Featured archive, Future Trends, Gender issues, General, Generation Y, Generations, Global View, International News, Knowledge Continuity, Uncategorized, Work-Life Integration (and wellness)
I am sitting in Hackney, London, writing this Blog, two days before it shall be published. Why, because on Friday when you read this I shall be on an airplane flying somewhere between Dublin, Amsterdam or Johannesburg (yup that’s my route). I am working from my computer, using a friend’s WIFI whilst in their kitchen [...]
by Mike Saunders
on June 2, 2011
in Blogging, Social media, Technology, Web 2.0
I am lucky enough to be at the Social Media World Forum today and I have been blogging about the conference in detail. The are the highlights of day one as we looked into brands, online reputation monitoring and crisis management. First Impressions The biggest technical detail at the conference is the tweet wall. You [...]
by Mike Saunders
on May 18, 2011
in Blogging, Social Business, Social media, Web 2.0
The local ward elections are upon us and therefore the media is full of stories about how each political party is both fabulous and corrupt (depending who placed the article). Arthur Goldstuck sent out a survey release on which political parties were utilising the online media the best. The DA far out-shone its rivals. The [...]
by Saffron Baggallay
on May 13, 2011
in Blogging, Collaboration and partnerships, Connection Economy, Consumer 2.0, Customer service / experience, Ethics, Future Trends, General, Global View, Marketing and sales
For those of you who read my Blog post at www.tomorrowtoday.co.za written on the 22 April on customer service, which referred specifically to my experience buying an ix35 from Hyundai, I thought I would provide you with an update three weeks on. For those of you who did not read my Blog post on the [...]
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