Edward A. Filene – The Retail Practice Pioneer
Todos los que trabajamos en el mundo del la distribución y del comercio minorista debiéramos conocer quien fue Edward A. Filene, un norteamericano filántropo, emprendedor social, y hombre de negocios.
Edward A. Filene – The Retail Practice Pioneer
All of us, working in the retail space would to know who was Edward A. Filene, northamerican businessman, social entrepreneur and philanthropist. Leer el resto de esta entrada
Este video vale la pena, porque demuestra lo bien que hacemos las cosas por aquí, y por otro lado… fué simplemente un paraíso para cualquiera que piense en optimizar!!!! 
Watch this video, it’s really nice! It shows how fine we work, and in the other hand, was simply a paradise whom think on optimization!!!
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An interesting article from Aberdeen Group research, regarding RFID, deployments
“….A critical factor in such success is a greater focus on business process visibility, improvement, and optimization. Among Best-in-Class companies using RFID identified by Aberdeen Group research, 100% reduced process failure incidents by at least 20%, and improved process throughput by at least 10%. These positive results set the stage for broader RFID deployments in 2008 and beyond.”
It’s really interesting, in retail, mentioning the motivators to RFID: compliance losses importance, while business process visibility, customer service and asset tracking raises to the top.
In a past contribution regarding RFID, I mentioned what in my opinion are the key factors to consider in an RFID project:
What do you think?
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An interesting article from AMR Research, discussing the current recession status and origins in front the past 2001 recession.
From my point of view, the facts and recession lives “another parameters and realities” comparing north american and european (or others) economies, but in any case is a good read, no doubt!
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Aquí tenéis dos informes de Interbrand (copyright) sobre el valor de las marcas, a nivel global y a nivel de España.
A destacar:
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Attached, two reports from Interbrand (copyright) regarding brand value, locally (Spain) and gobally (worldwide)
Comments:
IDTechEx reviewed the status of RFID in 2007. The market for RFID grew to $5 billion in 2007, mainly powered by a peak in the use of RFID tags in the Chinese national ID card. China ordered $2 billion in cards and infrastructure, making China the biggest consumer of RFID in 2007. Other RFID growth showed up in sectors such as healthcare, financial, security and safety.More than 500 new RFID projects in 101 countries were launched in 2007. These projects involve more than 4,000 organizations. The average project involves more than 300,000 tags. The United States retained its lead with the largest number of projects, while China left from number five to number three, overtaking Japan and Germany. The new projects range from tagging pets and livestock to 37.5 billion tag to go on cigarette packets.
Puede ser algo “friki”, pero no sé por qué, me gusta.
Could be a little bit freak, but I don’t know why, I like it
I’m gonna sing this song with all of my friends
and we’re all from Barcelona
Love is a feeling that we don’t understand
but we’re gonna give it to ya We’ll aim for the stars
We’ll aim for your heart when the night comes
And we’ll bring you love
You’ll be one of us when the night comes” —> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OwwbXHNGsjU
Bob Metcalfe - Con él llego el estándar
Siendo un joven ingeniero de Xerox PARC, Metcalfe co-inventó Ethernet en 1973, sin siquiera intuir que su método tecnológico para conectar ordenadores en red local acabaría convirtiéndose en el sinónimo de términos como networking y LAN. Hoy, el estándar sigue ganando batallas incluso en el segmento de los operadores de telecomunicaciones, con velocidades de hasta 10 Gbps y una presencia creciente en las redes metropolitanas, las redes de acceso y las WAN. En 1979, Metcalfe fundó 3Com para explotar comercialmente su invento y, desde entonces, es uno de los visionarios más respetados de la industria. Colaborador de IDG durante mucho tiempo, hoy ayuda a Polaris Venture Partners a impulsar start-ups innovadoras. Gracias por todo, Bob, muchas gracias.
Fuente: Blog Tecnologico (Tendencias99)
Bob Metcalfe - The standard came with him
Beign a young engineer in Xerox PARC, Metcalfe co-invent the Ethernet in 1973, without knowing that his technical method to connect computers will become in the synonym of new terms such networking and LAN. Today, the standard still is beating including in the telecomm movers & operators, with high speeds till 10 Gbps y and increasing presence in metropolitan networks, access networks, and WAN. In 1979, Metcalfe found 3Com for commercial purposes and from this point on, is one of the most respected visionary in the industry. Contributor of IDG for long time, today helps Polaris Venture Partners to imple innovative start-ups. Thank you very much, Bob, thank you.
Fuente/Source: Blog Tecnologico (Tendencias99)
¡A disfrutar de estos dos sketches! Enjoy it!
