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Unprecedented media innovation is changing the lives of billions across the globe. For content creators, aggregators and distributors, it is a time for both optimism and concern, as the landscape shifts beneath their feet. In collaboration with the World Economic Forum, Bain & Company profiled the forces that are fundamentally altering our content ecosystem.
Personal data could become an asset class, but government and industry leaders must first address fears about misuse.
Bain & Company's Steve Ellis, worldwide managing director, discusses global economic conditions with CNBC's David Faber at the 2011 World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland
More fiscal stimulus? More water? More babies? What the world needs now to get the economy moving was the topic of debate at the World Economic Forum. Savvy business leaders will follow these global issues, but they also face some more immediate decisions about currency volatility, their use of cash and supply chain security.
In this Davos wrap-up, Bain & Company's Steve Ellis, worldwide managing director, tells Fortune magazine about the single biggest mistake that established companies make when mapping out a new strategy.
Early adopters are gaining real economic value from their investments in social media. Customers who engage with companies over social media are more loyal and they spend up to 40 percent more with those companies than other customers.
The market for smart meter-enabled services is small, but competitors from other industries are eager to bundle such services into larger "e-home" offerings.
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