Posts by Kevin Maney
Can Apple Park Solve Apple’s Data Problem?
In just about every avenue for collecting data, Apple has been beaten. And because, in the era of machine learning, data relentlessly increases the gap between the winners and losers, it’s hard to see how Apple can catch up to Alphabet, Amazon, Microsoft and Facebook.
Read MoreThe Pope Tweets, so why not CEOs?
So the Pope plans to tweet. Which makes him, at age 85, more savvy about digital content than most Fortune 500 CEOs.
Read MoreGrowing a Book, a Personal POV – part two
TIBCO CEO Vivek Ranadive is getting all sorts of huzzahs from the media these days — some for his company’s performance, and some for his personal elan, like in this Esquire profile.
Read MoreGrowing a Book
A lot of CEOs have this idea that they want to publish a book. And that can be OK. But there are some problems with books. For one, as an economic model, they make Soviet five-year plans look good.
Read MoreThe New Branded Journalist – a personal POV
USA Today’s Tech Columnist, Kevin Maney has been working on establishing a new kind of “branded journalism†— putting together good journalism with corporate branding in a way that helps both thrive. Without compromising either.
Read MoreWhy Smart Politicians Will Dump Polls and Go Predictive
Politicians in the U.S. seem like they couldn’t think or utter a sentence without leaning on polls. But it’s all so twentieth century. Polls are doomed.
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