Articles by Thierry Arrondo
Paysite Meetup: Catching Lightning in a Bottle
We just completed the first XBIZ.net Paysite Meetup in Prague. We caught lightning in a bottle.
With AI, Routine Tasks Start Fading Away
Even if we don’t completely replace ourselves or a coworker with an AI, we will certainly replace parts of our jobs.
New Solutions Require a Bullheadedness, Different Process
Each January we lead a small group of industry leaders on a tour of the crazy innovations at the Consumer Electronic Show in Las Vegas. It’s a grind on our bodies. We all train for it beforehand. At the end of the day we check our activity trackers (25,000 steps).
Avoiding a Crash Landing While Making Changes
Recently I had lunch with Peter, one of the most successful business coaches in Europe. We sat outside at a cafe a few kilometers from the Mediterranean Sea. It was the middle of winter but the clouds parted often enough that the sun kept us warm.
Will AI Make an Even Bigger Impact in 2017?
2016 was a year of changes for our industry. What were the two biggest changes for you in 2016? What are you looking forward to in 2017?
Looking Back at Innovation in Adult
Innovation has a formula. It’s created by combining ideas in a new way. The process is often called lateral thinking. You take an idea that works somewhere and try it in a new place.
The Journey Toward Artificial Intelligence in Processing
Let’s be honest. If you’re running a company you spend most of your time trying figure out what the hell is going on.
Artificial Intelligence Treats Risk Like Cancer
An embarrassing thing happened to me in Amsterdam. I’d just finished dinner with a new partner at a nice restaurant. OK … more expensive than nice, but you know what I mean. I grade food in Amsterdam on a curve.
Developing, Launching New Products
Last fall I discovered that voice-to-text had finally become useful on my mobile. It was 85 to 90 percent accurate in a quiet room. It felt like magic.
Arguments for AI in Processing
Recently, my wife asked me for a photo I’d taken of a sunset on a beach. I’ve got over 20,000 photos in the cloud. You’ve probably got even more than I do. Photos aren’t easy to sort. I can’t remember when I took the picture my wife wants. I live in Spain — lots of sunsets on beaches. I was a little intimidated.
Top Myths of Dynamic Pricing
The great enemy of the truth is very often not the lie, deliberate, contrived and dishonest, but the myth, persistent, persuasive and unrealistic. — John F. Kennedy
Artificially Intelligent Pricing Is Here
There’s a lot of talk these days about the dangers of artificial intelligence (AI).