Instacart, an on demand platform for delivering groceries, is considered one of Americas most promising companies. The company was founded in 2012 and has rapidly expanded ever since – paving a new way for grocery deliveries
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Stripe: Enabling the growth of the Internet’s GDP!
Stripe – Redefining the online payments space.
Music Unlimited – Sony Lost This One As Well
Sony had all the hard components needed for a streaming service and it launched one 4 years before Apple but lack of understanding in user expectations cost them to turn the service down.
Sephora: Staying Relevant in Brick and Mortar
An inside look at how Sephora uses technology in its stores to stay relevant in rapidly evolving times.
Friend Not Foe: Starbucks Bets a Latte on Digital
For years, Starbucks has been a lonely example of how a traditional brick-and-mortar retailer can leverage digital innovations, rather than fight them. The company introduced mobile payment systems in 2009 and wireless charging stations in 2015, far before the technologies were commonly used. 2017 is no different. Starbucks continues to bet big on digital by integrating the in-store and digital customer experience and it’s paying off.
Betterment – Investing automated for masses
How Robo-advisors like Betterment are democratizing wealth management for the masses at fraction of cost.
Beat Cancer with Enlitic: A Winner in Medical Diagnostics
AI has become ubiquitous in our daily lives, influencing online search results to personal styling recommendations. Are we ready to let computers read our X-rays?
Social Robot Stuck in Traffic
Announced in mid-2014, Jibo captured the imagination looking into the potential of home assistant devices, does it still stand a chance?
Nest: Falling Into The Chasm
Nest, thought of as being on the forefront of the Smart Home, has been struggling to cross the chasm and gain mass consumer adoption. Can the company rethink its strategy to deliver consumer value?
Penguin Random House
Penguin Random House and traditional book publishers have been disrupted by e-books and Amazon.com, but have adapted and should be able to survive