NOwners Mar 04, 2014 retail branding collaborative consumption on-demand sharing economy shopping NOwners
Supply & On Demand Dec 12, 2016 ... Young people are beginning to replace distributors as entertainment programmers, expecting all media platforms, including movie theaters, to deliver content they request on demand.Gen Y has been living in the on-demand age for the better part of their adult lives, and Gen Z has only ever known such a time. For the most part, they can summon entertainment with just a few clicks, whether that be from their cable queue, their Netflix account, their Spotify stream, or their Kindle account ...
The Global Retail Landscape Jun 25, 2019 ... . To adapt to the future of retail, all brands must consider how they can bridge the gap between the digital and physical retail experience through means that cater to modern youth’s on-demand lifestyle.As brands compete for consumers’ attention, it’s important for them to consider how they can center their customers and add value to their lives, whether by creating personalized customer service experiences or rewarding/incentivizing customers for their shopping behaviors (see Retail 2.0 ...
Future Of Healthcare & Medicine Sep 11, 2018 ... . Services offering on-demand phone and video consultations remove the need for patients and doctors to be in the same room, and artificial intelligence and robotics are transferring some of a doctors’ tasks to technology. A.I. and robots are being slowly introduced into the medical realm, and at the moment 44% of U.S. youth and 43% in the UK are interested in having a robot provide them with a medical diagnosis. As Trendsetters are more interested in this, with 52% in the U.S. and 47% in the UK, it ...
Overboredom Jun 19, 2017 career gen z media & entertainment relationships social media ... % in the UK access YouTube multiple times a day, significantly more than any other social platform or streaming service. Zs are the first generation to be raised on YouTube, and its on-demand, unstructured nature set an early tone for what they expect from content. Now, with the rise of video on social media, their expectations are poised to become higher still. Thanks to Instagram and Snapchat’s Stories features, just by being connected to friends, they can be entertained with video after video ...
Retail 2.0: Youth Outlook On Luxury Jun 17, 2019 ... that their digitally-native customers demand immediacy between seeing clothing on social media and when they’re able to make a purchase of said clothing, and they’re working on tailoring their calendars to youth’s on-demand attitude to better sell to them. SAMPLE SALEIt stands that as youth interpret their own creativity through the luxury items they’re purchasing, their purchase behavior reflects this. To make their luxury purchases truly their own, youth are sampling in and out of luxury brands ...
Health Hackers Jun 05, 2015 health & wellness technology apps quantified self Health Hackers ... gratification, along with a high level of customer service and 24-hour availability. Rather than wait to know if what they’re doing is working, they can get constant feedback. This desire for on-demand wellness has spread to how they are interacting with traditional healthcare systems. Many are foregoing making doctor appointments because they know they can stroll into the growing number of walk-in clinics whenever they need professional advice, making the system work for them when they decide they need it ...
Multigenerational Marketing Tips Mar 15, 2019 ... consumers, who have grown up in an on-demand world, who expect to have an always-on relationship with brands. They've influenced their older counterparts to seek this, too. One of the key ways brands can do this is through their customer service. As consumers can shop at any time due to their digital access, they expect brands to be available at all times to help them. Brands can also serve an always-on role in consumers' lives by creating entertainment reflective of their brand's lifestyle that ...
IRL (In Real Live) Dec 11, 2016 media & entertainment events festivals TV ... want social and share-worthy experiences, but rather because it allows them to immerse themselves with the entertainment on a deeper level. Even as on-demand access holds significant appeal, real-life engagement with traditionally in-home entertainment is the next frontier. More than half of youth in the U.S. (53%) and 48% in the UK believe that all brands will need to have a live event component to survive, and it’s especially critical for entertainment brands to deliver their products around ...
