Examples
Real examples of corporations redefining business in their industry, their successes and failures.
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Comcast’s Peacock: A winning SVOD business model for a saturated market.
Comcast’s NBCUniversal enters the streaming market with its newest service Peacock, along with a unique pricing model.
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Amazon’s PillPack: A better, simpler, smarter pharmacy.
PillPack by Amazon Pharmacy is on a mission to make the experience of getting prescription medication safer and way more convenient.
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Sysco’s Cake: transforming the restaurant industry through technology
Meet Cake, a restaurant technology platform that seamlessly integrates front and back-end restaurant operations.
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Shopify’s “Shop”: Helping Local Retailers In The New Normal
Meet Shop, a new app that enables customers to discover local stores, get customized recommendations, track purchases in real-time, and make payments at lightning speed.
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Evidation Health: A New Way of Validating Healthcare Outcomes
Meet Evidation Health - A corporate startup that generates clinical and economic evidence to prove how effective digital healthcare solutions are.
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HitPay: A One-Tap, Omni-Channel Payment Solution for SMEs
Meet HitPay, a mobile point of sale that enables buyers to make secure, one-click purchases across a variety of channels.
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Verizon’s Visible: Ushering in a new era of D2C Mobile Services
Meet Visible a simpler and more efficient fully-digital mobile service provider, developed by Verizon.
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Google’s Grasshopper: A free coding 101 guide for beginners
Meet Google’s corporate startup Grasshopper! An easy-to-use app designed to help beginners learn to code on their smartphones.
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Whirlpool’s Vessi: Making homebrewing simple for beer crafters everywhere
The craft beer movement has been taking the world by storm for a few years now, and it’s showing no signs of slowing down. And Vessi is a product of that.
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Lufthansa’s RYDES: A New Way of Looking at Mobility Rewards
The way people travel in urban areas has changed drastically. Lufthansa acted on this trend and built the world’s first transmodal mobility rewards app.
