The death of the business card
In San Francisco we prefer to tap our phones, scan QR codes or get microchip manicures
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ID cards are an idea whose time has finally come
The case for introducing digital authentication has become irresistible
Credit card points seem increasingly, well, pointless
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There is a data deal to be done by banking incumbents and upstarts
Customer information is either a private asset or a public good
Without tech, where’s the profit growth?
And the public private assets paradox
It’s time to shut up and get on with it
Words are replacing action, but success doesn’t manifest itself
Data: you don’t know what you’ve got till it’s gone
To decide whether official statistics are useful, look at what happens when they disappear