What Apple Understands About Innovation That Most Brands Don’t
Apple just introduced its new, foldable iPhone Duo. Whether you think this is fabulous or a future flop, Apple has reignited focus on the intertwined roles of innovation and marketing.
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Apple just introduced its new, foldable iPhone Duo. Whether you think this is fabulous or a future flop, Apple has reignited focus on the intertwined roles of innovation and marketing.
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A Conversation With Dr. Derrick Daye on Positioning, AI and the Brand Work That Matters. Dr. Derrick Daye has spent more than two decades helping leadership teams connect brand strategy to business performance. As Founder and Managing Partner of The Blake Project and Publisher of Branding Strategy Insider, he has advised more than 250 B2C and B2B brands and organizations across more than 40 industries, including Abbott, Coca-Cola, Intel, Nestlé, Deloitte AI, EA Sports, LexisNexis,...