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Communicating Technology
This editorial was first released on Monday 7th March. Contactless Intelligence Weekly News Review Editorial – Week 10, 2016: Last week I spoke about the imminent arrival of MasterCard’s ‘Selfie Pay’ in the UK. This week we appear to have continued the theme of biometric enabled mobile payments with the release of a new Google… Read More
The Endless Shelf Platformwas launched by Krowne, in 2013 as an online portal that brings together exciting case studies of innovative technology implementations that change the way we shop, engage, educate, travel and so on. Itwas set up to tell stories, where the clever use of technology such as digital signage, smart cards and mobile… Read More
The global appetite for contactless technologies shows no sign of abating as the 2013 Contactless Intelligence Contactless & Mobile Awards honour achievements across a wide range of sectors and countries throughout Europe and further a field. Now in its sixth year, the Contactless & Mobile Awards (sponsored by Visa Europe) has yet again attracted a… Read More
Budapest is probably one of the most stunning cities in Eastern Europe. Probably even more so without continuous drizzle and a damp, clingy, coldness in the air. A bit like the last couple of months. But hey, we are not complaining (well, at least only a little bit). Krowne’s consulting team has been visiting quite… Read More
Germany luurves corporate publishing, it really does. This exclusive and exquisite below-the-line activity is pretty widespread amongst the corporations, big and small. Corporate publishing addresses internal audiences as well as external ones, it ranges from monthly magazines to anniversary books – and it is booming. We, too, love corporate publishing, and have been doing it… Read More
The Taiwan-based company, Next Media Animation have created another one of their now (in)famous animation films. This time it’s about the purchase of Motorola Mobility by Google for $12.5 Billion. NMA spares no punches as the narration describes Motorola as a once mighty mobile giant who has lost its way and Google as a one-trick… Read More
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