Boundaryless Thinking
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Science has proven the positive effect of smiling. Laughter therapy is popular amongst several age groups. Taking cue from this, the Australian municipality of Port Phillip launched a social cohesion project, smiles per Hour, to make neighborhoods friendlier. City of Port Philip in Melbourne, have put up ‘Smile per hour’
R U OK is a simple campaign popular in Australia which promotes dialogue on mental health matters in family and friends. R U OK? inspire and empower everyone to meaningfully connect with the people around them and start a conversation with those in their world who may be struggling with
Selling insurance to young and healthy is like selling ice cream in Antarctica. It is never easy. However, the old phrase ‘catch’em young’ holds true when it comes to Insurance. This is where a modern Insurtech firm is using that its core philosophy and is offering products catered to the
Fear, love and safety has been traditionally the themes under which Insurance companies have marketed their products for decades. For the new age customer, that positioning doesn’t work anymore. Invariably insurance is now sold as a positive reinforcement needed to live a disease free and healthy life. Vitality has been
Apps are integral part of digital economy and heavily relies on users constantly engaging with the apps. However, with proliferation of apps there is severe competition to get the ‘attention of a user’. This is where innovative hybrid models are coming together to use phygital = physical+ digital, to create
‘You have a issue. You call a call center. They do first triage and put you on hold and make you wait in a queue for specialist to resolve or even worse ask you to call some other number’. Sounds familiar! Business Operations and support have been traditionally built around
Government uses power of AI to optimize the vaccine delivery supply chain.