Examples
Real examples of corporations redefining business in their industry, their successes and failures.
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Indigo’s RECO app: Connecting Book Lovers Everywhere Through the Magic of Words
Indigo is a Canadian based retailer of books, gifts, and electronics. The company operates under several banners including Indigospirit,
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Danone’s Ayem: Using a “Test & Learn” Strategy to Identify Consumer Needs and Create New Products
This is the story of how Ayem was created, a quick-and-easy breakfast bowl with healthy ingredients for the heart and mind.
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A new parcel delivery service in the emerging sharing economy: Parcify by Bpost
Corporate startup of the week
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Dive into the phygital entertainment world with The Park
The way we interact with and consume entertainment changes almost every day. The very notion of what entertainment even seems t...
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Wonolo, a Coca-Cola-backed startup, provides hundreds of jobs every day
Short for “Work. Now. Locally.”, Wonolo is an on-demand staffing platform that connects companies with a workforce network for short-term, last-minute jobs.
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GE fights for a safer industrial inspection future with technology and its new startup Avitas Systems
Avitas Systems is a new startup offering inspection solutions based on advanced robotics, artificial intelligence (AI) and deep-learning.
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PepsiCo aims to reinvent the way people drink with a new beverage tailored to Millennials
Based on current emerging technology and beverage trends, PepsiCo focused on five pillars that are highly valued by Millennials.
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The low-risk alternative for down payments that is paving the way to a sustainable future.
Corporate Startup of the Week
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How Heineken disrupted the craft beer market without brewing a new drink
Merging the specialty beer trend with the rise of e-commerce, the corporation set out to create a digital platform that enables consumers to discover and buy beers from small breweries that don’t have the infrastructure to reach wider markets.
