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Research shows Australia is a nation of jeans and sneaker wearers #cx #fashion #shopping #retail #ecommerce #germany

https://www.theage.com.au/lifestyle/fashion/the-results-are-in-we-re-a-nation-of-jeans-and-sneaker-wearers-20191217-p53kl8.html #ux #cx #innovation #retail #ecommerce #australia #US #UK #germany #singapore

10 Global companies overflowing with cash reserves #ux #uxlivinglab #tech

Global companies strategy to spend their cash reserves on M&A's and for long term #investments which would fetch them good dividends. #ux #innovation #tech #germany #uk #singapore #scandinavia #follome https://www.cnbc.com/2019/11/07/microsoft-apple-and-alphabet-are-sitting-on-more-than-100-billion-in-cash.html

How to do idea evaluation

https://www.linkedin.com/posts/activity-6612219476870033408-yVUg

Use #UX to get data for analysing a challenge #openinnovation #Germany #Singapore #UK

https://www.linkedin.com/posts/activity-6609722063500431360-Mv4J

Big mac index & Starbucks index - Its relevance in global business development.

The global marketplace is an ever-changing space. This is perhaps especially true in the financial sector, where currencies from all over the world come together and are routinely evaluated and reevaluated with every fluctuation of the market. Certain currencies tend to stay fairly stable as far as valuation is concerned and the spectrum within which they move is narrow. For others, the fluctuations are far more significant. In order to look at the value of currencies in an interesting way, two special “indexes” were created. These are the Starbucks “Latte Index” and the “Big Mac Index”. What are the Latte Index and the Big Mac Index? The Big Mac Index is the older of the two indexes in question and was created in 1986 by The Economist. It was never intended to be a serious measure of currency valuation, but rather a lighthearted approximation of how global currencies compare to one another. The Latte Index was created by The Wall Street Journal in 2017 an...