Materials, products, services ... Experiences? Welcome to the newest evolution of economic value – and the companies that are earning big dividends by satisfying their customers on a deep, emotional level.
From social media to 3D virtualization, technology is changing the way the humanities are studied, the questions researchers ask, and the data they use in the search for answers. Harvard Magazine recently investigated just a few of the ways technology is changing “the vessels that store our culture.”
We are in full preparation mode at ORACLE TEAM USA.
As defender of the 34th America’s Cup, and with less than a year until the finals, we have a lot happening – from training and racing to launching and building two 72-foot catamarans, the AC72s
An executive of a global coffee manufacturer once told me that there had been “no innovation in the coffee industry in fifteen years.” I responded, “Have you never heard of Starbucks?”
It takes a special kind of compass to explore the world’s future possibilities, to choose the best path in a complex world. Compass, a new kind of corporate magazine, is designed to be that guide.
With a focus on trends and issues that affect business, education, research and society, Compass offers forward-thinking content to help your organization navigate its challenges.
A new type of contact lens allows wearers to see virtual images laid over their real-world view.
Min began her art education at an arts high school in Korea, followed by four years at Hong Ik University in Seoul, and then three years at the Ecole Nationale Supérieure des Beaux Arts in Paris.