Building transformative teams π¨- Persona as a software π- F1 supersmile π- CDP for dummies π€Ή- Les Echos / Le Parisien in data πͺ
High value work is not done by individuals, but teams.
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#1. Build transformative teams π¨
TL;DR From this article π Here is how to build transformative teams published in Digital Tonto on June 12th, 2022. Takeaways by Patrick Kervern.
Todayβs high value work is not done by individuals, but teams. To solve the kind of complex problems that it takes to drive genuine transformation, you donβt need the best people, you need the best teams.
In order to build high functioning teams, Look for :
Passion for a problem : hire people interested in the problems you are trying to solve,
High collaboration skill :Β each team member to be able to give voice to their ideas without fear of reprisal or rebuke. Include women. Have a no asshole rule.
High quality Interactions. And high in-persons interactions rather than remote.
Innovation is combination : the value of a team is not just the sum of each individual contribution, but what happens when ideas bounce against each other. Thatβs what allows concepts to evolve and grow into something completely new and different. Innovation, more than anything else, is combination.
#2. Persona as a Software π
TL;DR From this article π Persona: the building blocks of online identity published in Digital Native on June 9th, 2022.
WithΒ anΒ averageΒ onΒ 7hΒ spentΒ onlineΒ perΒ day,Β ourΒ onlineΒ identityΒ becomesΒ more importantΒ thanΒ yourΒ offlineΒ identity.
βPivotal to the metaverseβs success will be the concept of identity, with people able to traverse between different worlds while retaining the same avatar and individualityβ.
CryptoΒ isΒ builtΒ onΒ theΒ conceptΒ ofΒ pseudonimity;Β andΒ pseudoΒ areΒ usedΒ inΒ aΒ specificΒ context.
If you buy a Tesla, you will also have to electronically sign for your new vehicle as Tesla wants to check the driver is the same person who registered the vehicle.
#3. F1 Supersmile π
TL;DR From this article π Daniel Ricciardo is Americaβs first F1 superstar published in GQ Magazine on May 18th, 2022.
Even though America does not have any native racing driver in F1, Daniel RicciardoΒ has become a superstar in the US.
He is not less than the F1 driver the US have been waiting since Mario Andretti won the last F1 title back in 1978.
Drive to Survive (the Netflix series) helpt Ricciardo build his fame with his double decker smile with 1 dedicated episode in each of the seasons while other drivers were asking for more screen time.
Now in his eleventh year in F1, Ricciardo seems he si struggling to shine against Gen Z teammate Lando Norris. With 8 GP wins including 1 prestigious trophy in Monaco, he may not leave the same mark in the sport that #3 Dale Earnhardt, his favorite driver left in Nascar.
#4. CDP for dummies π€Ή
TL;DR From this article π Customer Data Platforms: un graal sous conditions published in JDN on June 21St, 2021.
Salesforce or Adobe operate in a +100Bn market, the land of marketing technologies (aka martech).
Since 2015/16, there is a fast growing segment called CDP for Customer Data Platform that has been at the center of the game.
The goal is to provide enterprise companies with an infrastructure where they can collect and orchestrate their customer data.
AccordingΒ toΒ aΒ survey,Β companies usingΒ aΒ CDPΒ wereΒ ableΒ toΒ showΒ 2xΒ moreΒ propensionΒ toΒ overachieveΒ vsΒ theirΒ targetsΒ vsΒ thoseΒ whoΒ doΒ notΒ haveΒ aΒ CDPΒ inΒ place.
HavingΒ aΒ CDPΒ isΒ nowΒ aΒ mustΒ haveΒ thatΒ canΒ beΒ seenΒ asΒ theΒ brainΒ ofΒ anyΒ customerΒ (data)Β drivenΒ approach.Β ItΒ enablesΒ toΒ trigger,Β driveΒ andΒ measureΒ anyΒ actionΒ thatΒ canΒ helpΒ acquireΒ newΒ customers,Β retainΒ orΒ upsellΒ existingΒ ones.
#5. Data stories from Les Echos - Le Parisien
TL;DL From this podcast in π«π· π PrΓ©venir le dΓ©sabonnement grΓ’ce Γ la data published in Mediarama on June 2nd, 2022.
Le groupe Les Echos/Le Parisien gΓ©nΓ¨re β¬400mΒ deΒ CAΒ etΒ compte >1200Β collaborateurs.
Son business dβabonnement sβΓ©lΓ¨ve Γ 500kΒ abonnΓ©sΒ surΒ un audience mensuelle >20mΒ deΒ Visiteurs Uniques (VU).
La gestion de la data est un enjeu stratΓ©gique pour un mΓ©dia comme Les Echos - Le Parisien. Voici ce que cela signifie:
MiseΒ enΒ placeΒ des rΓ¨glesΒ deΒ dataΒ hygiΓ¨neΒ pourΒ optimiserΒ lesΒ tauxΒ dβouverture,
Optimiser 2x ou 3x le nb d'abonnΓ©s en 2ans. Donner des incentives aux abonnΓ©s qui acceptent de se logger grΓ’ce Γ la data,
 Lutte contre churn ou contre la fraude (partage d'accès).
Les sources dβinspiration de leur CDO Violette Fournier, sont leΒ NYT,Β TheΒ Telegraph, ou encoreΒ leΒ Financial Times.Β
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