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Ketharaman Swaminathan 
Top 6 US banks posted a trillion dollars in profits in the last 10 years. "Top 6 Banks In USA Earn $1 Trillion In Profits In Last 10 Years" ~ https://t.co/coy2mSvu3C via @maxabelson @business .That's the same period when fintech was supposed to disrupt dinosaur banks. #Disruption #Shisruption #Banking #FinServ pic.twitter.com/kjZfCkqSbC — Ketharaman Swaminathan (@s_ketharaman) … Read more
Season’s Greetings & Best Wishes for a Happy New Year! Welcome back to GTM360 Blog. Our Top 10 blog posts in 2019 were: #10. Are Digital Natives Losing Their Data Chops? #9. Blockchain – Calling BS On Decentralization & Resilience #8. Demystifying The Ubiquitous Sample Size Of 2000 #7. Regulated Blockchain – Oxymoron But Killer App #6. Mastering PUSH Notifications … Read more
Of late, there’s a lot of concern in the public discourse that India is becoming a digital colony of the West. If this concern is valid, we have ourselves to blame for letting India become a digital colony. What’s worse, we’ve been doing this for ages and never seem to learn from past mistakes. I … Read more
I put several hotel rooms on my credit card one month. The next month, I get a “30% OFF” coupon from AirBnB for staying at one of its properties the next time. My first reaction is that my credit card company has “sold” my personal data to AirBnb. Ditto when I Talk about a brand … Read more
Britannia recently ran a Customer Engagement Management campaign for its NICE biscuit. Like any typical CEM campaign, the BRITANNIA KHAO WORLD CUP JAO campaign required consumers to find a promo code on the product package and SMS it to a telephone number (92620 92620). But, from here on, the Britannia CEM campaign deviated significantly from … Read more
Credit Card and Debit Card are both “cards”. Both are digital payment methods. Both are issued by banks. Both of them work on card rails owned by Visa, MasterCard, China Union Pay, RuPay and other card networks. Because of these similarities, many people tend to believe that there’s no difference between credit and debit cards. … Read more
One of the chief ways in which we help software companies is by introducing “aha” moments in their new products. It’s almost not necessary to define “aha” moments. The term is quite self-explanatory. We see them all around us. A few “aha” moments that come readily to my mind are: Google Assistant: Google Assistant is … Read more
In Latest Is Not Greatest, I covered four products whose new versions have omitted key features from their older versions. Microsoft Windows Lenovo Laptop Apple iPhone ATM In this post, I’ll speculate on the causes of the “latest is not greatest” trend and how users can cope with it if their upgrades turn out to … Read more
Back in the day, whenever we bought the latest model of a product, we got more features than we had in the previous model. Barring very few exceptions, the feature set of a new model of a PC, laptop, smartphone, mobile app or enterprise software was a superset of the feature set of the old … Read more
In continuation of Part 1, here are three more situations in which the old adage, “something is better than nothing” is critically flawed. #3. DARK STORE INVENTORY The way ecommerce works, you place an order on the website of an ecommerce company (e.g. Amazon) and the company ships the ordered good(s) from a central warehouse. … Read more