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Innovation Overview

... energy) | Education | Food & Beverage | Beauty & Grooming | Health & Wellness | Retail/shopping | News & Media | Travel | Money & Finance | Infrastructure (e.g., city planning) | Books | Politics & Government | Home/housing | Healthcare system | Workplace/employment | Other | None of the above IN NEED OF INNOVATIONWhen looking at the same list of 23 areas/industries in need of innovation, politics & government is the clear choice at #1 among 40% of U.S. and UK Trendsetters. Coming in ...

Future of Finances

... with friends is generally considered taboo, younger cohorts, especially Zs, are breaking the mold, going so far as to say they would get joint bank accounts, loans, and credit cards with friends. Many young people would also consider joint phone plans and sharing airline miles with friends. AUS youth are more open than U.S. youth to sharing finance related items with friends, as are men overall compared to women.Which of the following, if any, would you be interested in?Please select all that apply ...

Gender Entertain

... | Travel | Gaming | Arts & culture | Shopping | Fashion/ style History | Sports | Beauty/ grooming | Food & wine | Home & garden | Design | Auto/ cars | Politics | Parenting | Finance/ investing EXPERTS Men are more likely to consider themselves experts in gaming, technology, sports, cars, and current events, while women consider themselves experts in shopping, style, health, and beauty. What do you consider yourself an expert in? Select all that apply. Entertainment | Gaming ...

Gender Marketing

... resonates the most strongly with you? Choose one. Just Do It. | Find New Roads | Go Forth | Don't be evil | Open Happiness | Never Hide 151 MISGUIDED Men and women agree that marketers don’t know how to reach them when it comes to healthcare, music, and clothes. Men, in particular, feel a sense of disconnect when it comes to marketing for books and magazines, and college-aged women feel the most left out in terms of finance and banking. For which of the following product categories do you feel that ...

Digital Next Tech

... well positioned to garner attention from homeowners. INTENTIONAL FUTURESWhat Is Vibrant Data? Think about data as almost being alive. There is a notional cloud of information—personal data—swirling around each person. This data is interacting with other data in the world and doing things on one’s behalf. In the future, there will be many ‘agents’ to facilitate this: a calendaring agent, a finance agent, a wellness agent, all trying to help the user with decisions and information support. The vision ...

Digital My Mobile Life

... . Men and women are equally likely to use game apps, with just under two-thirds of each playing them regularly. Which, if any, of the following types of mobile apps do you use regularly?Smartphone/Tablet Owners Social networking | Music | Games | Weather | Photography | Entertainment | Shopping | Navigation | Messaging apps | News | Sports | Finance | Reading | Health & fitness | Education | Lifestyle | Reference | Fashion/ style | Brands/ Branded apps | Medical | Travel ...

Digital Communicate

... | Entertainment | Weather | Messaging/Chat | Photography | Maps/navigation | News | Sports | Shopping | Video | Finance/banking 151 FAVORITE MOBILE APPfacebook, instagram, twitter, candy crush, youtube, whatsapp, sportscenter, pandora, pinterest, angry birds, snapchat, tumblr, ebay, amazon, gmail, spotify, google maps, ifunny, subway surfers, yelp, google maps, maps, vine, chrome, mail soundcloud, temple run, wazeTHOUGHTS ON APPSI have about 30 apps on my iPhone and I love the instant accessibility ...

Digital Life

... /movies | Shopping | Comedy/ humor | Games/ Gaming | News | Technology | Cooking/ food | Health & fitness | Sports | Personal/ lifestyle | Fashion/ style | Finance/ banking | Science Beauty | DIY/ crafts | Celebrities & gossip | Literature/ books | Photography | Brands/ products | Travel | Design/ art | Politics | Business | Kids/ parenting | Car/ auto | Home & Garden | Religion/ faith/ spirituality | Eco-friendly/ green MORE FOMO Almost one-third of young people cite ...

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... to the $84 trillion dollar Great Wealth Transfer just over 40% of Gen Z is expected to inherit wealth within 5 years. What will they do with it? Just over 50% said they've gotten poor advice after a financial windfall so they will likely be cautious. But are social media finance hacks safer? Both Millennials and Gen Z are inclined to have at least tried social media “finance hack” trends like day trading, infinite banking, or the no-spend challenge. We’re hopeful they put great Grandma’s ...