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Future of Clothing = Renting?
Founded by two graduates of Harvard Business School, Rent the Runway (“RTR”) is an e-commerce business which is trying to transform the way in which women (particularly millennials) consume fashion. Specifically, the company is using technology to move towards a shared economy for clothing and accessories, encouraging women to rent (as opposed to buy).
P&G: Bringing CPG into the Digital Age
How P&G’s use of data is transforming the way it goes to market
Every drop counts
Dallas start-up offers a platform to unite hospital and blood centers to deliver blood to patients in need.
Sephora: Who wants a virtual makeover?
Sephora’s new tech initiatives are revolutionizing the beauty industry by virtually transforming users’ personalized shopping experiences.
Automatic Pro: Unleash the Data from Within
Want to know how good of a driver you are? How to improve your MPG average? Where you parked your car? When your spouse left office? Automatic Pro is the (tiny) solution for you.
The Kings’ Way: How the Sacramento Kings have Gone Digital
Sports are a tradition as old as human kind. What started out as games played primarily for entertainment and leisure has evolved into one of the most powerful industries in the world. From the sponsorship of teams and players, to […]
WeWork’s blueprint is community and technology
WeWork's platform is powered by software engineers, rocket scientists, and data scientists; they’ve fundamentally changed the industry combining community and real estate science.
Rent the Runway – High fashion, Affordable prices?
Rent the Runway offers high-end fashion to the masses for renting instead of purchasing. Can they leverage their data to turn a profit?
Banking five times as fast: BCP’s digital transformation
Is it possible to get a new savings account in under 4 minutes without talking to a bank representative?