Podcasts about mobile economy

Professor Anindya Ghose discusses his upcoming book on AI and wellbeing, explaining the "House of AI" framework that corporate leaders can use to build an AI-driven organization and its applications in marketing. He covers topics like data engineering, marketing mix modeling, and the future of mobile advertising. He also shares insights on maintaining traditional marketing principles while embracing AI technologies, and why human creativity and intuition aren't going anywhere in the age of AI. Anindya Ghose is the Heinz Riehl Chair Professor at NYU Stern, specializing in quantitative marketing and tech economics. Recognized as a Top 40 Under 40, and Thinkers50, he authored the best-selling and award winning book TAP: Unlocking the Mobile Economy and the upcoming release Thrive: Maximizing Well-Being in the Age of AI. He has been interviewed and his research has been profiled numerous times in the BBC, Bloomberg TV, CNBC, The Economist, Financial Times, the Wall Street Journal, and elsewhere. You can pre-order his new book, (with Ravi Bapna), THRIVE: Maximizing Well-Being in The Age of AI: https://www.amazon.com/Thrive-Maximizing-Well-Being-Age-AI/dp/0262049317 Anindya's preferred coffee spot in New York City is Blue Bottle Coffee: https://bluebottlecoffee.com/cafes His favorite book is No Shortcuts to the Top by Ed Viesturs with David Roberts: https://www.amazon.com/No-Shortcuts-Top-Climbing-Highest/dp/0767924711 Connect with Anindya on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dr-jeffrey-funk-a979435 Anindya's personal website: https://pages.stern.nyu.edu/~aghose/contents/bio.html If you have any questions about brands and marketing, connect with the host of this channel, Itir Eraslan, on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/itireraslan/

Education Technology has been around for two decades and promised great things, but only recently has it started to live up to that promise, with governments and innovators investing in the area, and the cost of devices and internet data plummeting. The sector was transformed on an unprecedented scale by COVID-19, propelling the future of learning by five to ten years. We look at the post-pandemic challenges and opportunities in EdTech, what's driving new innovative solutions, and how education supports the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. Guests: Tory Patterson, Co-founder and Managing Director of Owl Ventures; Iman Usman, Co-founder and Chief of Product & Partnership, Ruangguru; Belva Devara, Co-founder and CEO, Ruangguru; Kirill Pyshkin, Senior Portfolio Manager (Edutainment), Credit Suisse. Host: James Gifford Read more: The Mobile Economy 2022 (gsma.com)

For this vignette of a recent episode of the Futurum Tech Webcast, part of the 5G Factor series, analysts Ron Westfall and Shelly Kramer break down the key takeaways from the GSMA produced The Mobile Economy North America - 2021 report released in conjunction with MWC Los Angeles 2021 show, including the major North American trends through 2025, evolving mobile operator content strategies, and expanding private network drivers.

In this episode you meet the newest member of the moblz team: Patrick! Learn about Patrick's background as well as his breakdown of how the food truck industry continues to survive the pandemic with innovative, out of the box thinking, social media, and the 3 P's of Food Trucks. Eric also breaks down how to reward your remote employees and keep that sense of togetherness while still apart. Check out our upcoming events at our Facebook Event Page: https://www.facebook.com/MOBLZ/events/?ref=page_internal Services Mentioned: https://zoom.us/www.ubereats.com https://www.2ulaundry.com/ https://www.noom.com/#/ https://www.ifit.com/ https://www.talkspace.com/ Food Trucks Mentioned: https://www.facebook.com/go.brcuisine https://www.facebook.com/BoricuaSoul https://www.facebook.com/mrpueblatacos https://www.facebook.com/thespiedieturtle https://www.facebook.com/baronemeatball Download the Moblz app, available in the Apple and Google Play stores. Follow us on social! Facebook Instagram And be sure to check out our YouTube channel as well! YouTube

This week Eric and Dominique dive into the rise in co-working spaces, as well as celebrity mobile business ventures! Download the Moblz app, available in the Apple and Google Play stores. Follow us on social! Facebook Instagram And be sure to check out our YouTube channel as well! YouTube

This week Eric Garrison chats with our guest Phil Mobley of Avison Young to discuss the importance of Company Culture. You can read Phil's article about The Multiverse of Work here. Download the Moblz app, available in the Apple and Google Play stores. Follow us on social! Facebook Instagram Twitter And be sure to check out our YouTube channel as well! YouTube

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This week we recap some of our recent Moblz events, and give some tips on how property managers and business owners can use FOMO (fear of missing out) to their advantage. Download the Moblz app, available in the Apple and Google Play stores. Follow us on social! Facebook Instagram Twitter And be sure to check out our YouTube channel as well! YouTube

Thanks for joining us for part 2 of our Get To Know Moblz episode with Becky Hanner of Commercial Asset Services! In part 2, Eric and Becky discuss the benefits of Moblz during pre- and post-pandemic, as well as the benefits of the Moblz app. Download the Moblz app, available in the Apple and Google Play stores. Learn more about Becky Hanner and CAS here: HannerCas Follow us on social! Facebook Instagram Twitter And be sure to check out our YouTube channel as well! YouTube

This week, Eric sat down with Becky Hanner of Commercial Asset Services to discuss the origin story of Moblz! This is a two part episode, so stay tuned for the second video in the upcoming weeks! Learn more about Becky Hanner and CAS here: HannerCas Follow us on social! Facebook Instagram Twitter And be sure to check out our YouTube channel as well! YouTube

In der heutigen Episode sprechen wir mit Winston Ma, früherer Geschäftsführer der Chinese Investment Corporation (CIC), Autor, Investor, Anwalt und Professor an der NYU School of Law unter anderem über sein neues Buch aber auch über die anstehende Einführung der Blockchain in der Westlichen und der Ost-Asiatischen Hemisphäre. Herr Ma ist der Autor der Bücher „China’s Mobile Economy“, „The Hunt for Unicorns“, und dem aktuellsten Titel „The Digital War“. The Digital War ist der Nachfolger des Buches „China's Mobile Economy“ und ist jetzt auf Amazon als Kindle Version und als Taschenbuch erhältlich. Das Buch „China’s Mobile Economy“ würde 2016 als eines der besten Business Bücher für CIOs beschrieben. Herr Ma war zuletzt für 10 Jahre tätig als Geschäftsführer und Head of North America Office der China Investment Corporation (CIC), Chinas Staatsfonds. Im Jahre 2013 wurde Herr Ma vom World Economic Forum als Young Global Leader ausgezeichnet. Derzeit ist er Mitglied des Aufsichtsrats von Open Mineral und Global SWF. Sein Buch Digital War ist verfügbar unter Amazon https://www.amazon.de/gp/product/B08QTYCJRJ/ref=dbs_a_def_rwt_bibl_vppi_i0

Happy Women's History Month! This week we (virtually) sat down with Susan Yuh of SoYuh Gluten Free to learn more about her food truck and her journey to success. Visit SoYuh on social media below: https://www.instagram.com/soyuhgluten...​ https://www.facebook.com/soyuhglutenfree​ https://www.soyuh.com/ Follow us on social! Facebook Instagram Twitter And be sure to check out our YouTube channel as well! YouTube

This week, we discussed the importance of supporting your local businesses, and guy Fieri's Flavortown Ghost Kitchens! Add us on Clubhouse (search MOBLZ) if you want to listen to LIVE recordings! Add us on Clubhouse (search MOBLZ) if you want to listen to LIVE recordings! Follow us on social! Facebook Instagram Twitter And be sure to check out our YouTube channel as well! YouTube

Subscriptions are the new revenue. The new economy runs on subscriptions. News, games, videos … transportation … homes … meals … almost everything is or can be a subscription. Which means: if you want to win in the new economy, you'd better get good at driving subscription revenue. In this episode of Retention Masterclass, Peggy Anne Salz and John Koetsier interview Vitaly Davydov, CEO and co-founder of Adapty.

This week, we discussed the innovations in mobile businesses. From beauty salons to law offices, the mobile vendor economy has come a long way since the first food cart! Add us on Clubhouse (search MOBLZ) if you want to listen to LIVE recordings! Follow us on social! Facebook Instagram Twitter And be sure to check out our YouTube channel as well! YouTube

This week, we discussed the new wave of automated food delivery services created during the pandemic. From robots to mobile apps, there is no shortage of safe and efficient ways to order food from your favorite restaurants! Learn more about FOOZZAM here: https://www.foozzam.com/ Follow us on social! Facebook Instagram Twitter And be sure to check out our YouTube channel as well! YouTube

This week, we recorded both audio AND video in our new podcast studio! We're super excited to share these top 10 tips to starting a food truck business. Everything you'll need to know from pre-planning, testing, finances, menu, and more! If you have any more tips that we didn't include, feel free to hit us up on social media! Facebook Instagram Twitter And be sure to check out our YouTube channel, where we'll be posting our FIRST video podcast! YouTube

HAPPY NEW YEAR! Welcome to Season 2 of The Mobile Economy! We're so thankful to have made it to 2021 safe and sound, and we're excited for all the awesome events we're going to have this year. Listen to this short 2021 intro to get a sneak peek of our blood drives, Covid-19 vaccinations, and food truck event plans happening this Spring! Don't forget to follow us on social media, and if you're a food truck owner interested in doing a social media promotion with us, or simply looking for some advice, just email us at sales@moblz.com. Facebook Instagram Twitter

Well, 2020 is finally coming to a close. We're incredibly thankful for the simple fact that we were still able to operate this year, despite the impact of the pandemic. We hope you all enjoy our last episode of 2020, where we delve into the 4 key points of establishing a brand for your mobile business. Happy Holidays and Happy New Year to everyone, we wish you a safe and happy entrance into 2021! Don't forget to follow us on social media, and if you're a food truck owner interested in doing a social media promotion with us, just email us at vendorsupport@moblz.com. Facebook Instagram Twitter

On the newest episode of the Mobile Economy Podcast, we (virtually) sat down with Becky Hanner to discuss the importance of finding the right tech provider for your property. Becky is very educated on this topic, and has much of her own experience working with different tech providers through Hanner Commercial Academy and Hanner Commercial Asset Services. Don't forget to follow us on social media, and if you're a food truck owner interested in doing a social media promotion with us, just email us at vendorsupport@moblz.com. Facebook Instagram Twitter

Welcome back to the pod! Hosts Eric Garrison and Dominique Jabbour are here today to share some food truck success tips. The fastest way to get your new food truck business off the ground is to learn how to become a sales person, as well as how to establish and promote your brand. Listen in to hear some real life tips that have worked for many food truck owners we know and work with. Don't forget to follow us on social media, and if you're a food truck owner interested in doing a social media promotion with us, just email us at vendorsupport@moblz.com. Facebook Instagram Twitter LinkedIn

Host Eric Garrison and Dominique Jabbor talk about some fun, mobile ways to save Halloween this year. From drive-in movies to haunted trails, there’s still plenty of spooky fun to have with your family while still social distancing. If you have any items you would like to discuss with us, please reach out to us on social media. Vend-Or-Treat https://www.eventbrite.com/e/halloween-vend-or-treat-tickets-122849366763?aff=ebdssbdestsearch Drive Thru Haunted Farm https://www.northcarolinahauntedhouses.com/halloween/granville-haunt-farm-nc.html Drive-In Hocus Pocus https://www.eventbrite.com/e/fall-fun-drive-in-movie-night-tickets-124555874975?aff=ebdssbdestsearch

Host Eric Garrison and Dominique Jabbor talk about the state of the food truck industry, surviving in the Covid economy and the MOBLZ Food and Flu Events. Ok, we may be biased because it is our episode, but we cover some really good topics today. If you have any items you would like to discuss with us, please reach out to us on social media. Facebook Instagram Twitter LinkedIn

Welcome to the 25th Episode of our Podcast. If this were a TV show, we would have completed a full season. Host Eric Garrison and Dominique Jabbor talk about Robot Server and Mobile Fitness. If you have any items you would like to discuss with us, please reach out to us on social media. Facebook Instagram Twitter LinkedIn

In this weeks podcast we talk about Mobile Bars, Games and Mobile Art Activities. Things to keep you occupied during Covid-19. This is a short but informative segment of the Podcast. Eric Garrison and Dominque Jabbor hosting your journey on the Mobile Economy Podcast. Facebook Instagram Twitter LinkedIn

In this weeks podcast we talk about Ghost Kitchens and Truck Flix. Ghost Kitchens, we explore the use of kitchens to prep and cook the food for delivery. The growing demand of UberEats, GrubHub and other services. Then we talk about the modern day Drive in Movie theater. Host Eric Garrison and Dominique Jabbor welcome everyone back to the Mobile Economy podcast after a few weeks off. If you have any items you would like to discuss with us, please reach out to us on social media. Facebook Instagram Twitter LinkedIn

This is a continuation of podcast #21 where we sat down with Michael Komondy. If you missed Part A we highly recommend you listen to that first. Overall, we discussed different perspectives on how the market is going to adjust. There is more emphasis on the food and restaurant side on these past two episodes but as we've seen this can pertain to anyone. Michael Komondy is willing to help any and all small businesses that need advice and guidance to stay ahead of the curve. You can contact him by emailing him at michaelkomondy@gmail.com or by calling him at 908-410-8840. You can also connect with him on LinkedIn If you'd like to chat with us please feel free to reach out by our contact page or on social media with the following links! Facebook Instagram Twitter LinkedIn

In this weeks podcast we are able to sit down with Michael Komondy, a small business (restaurant) adviser in the area. He discusses his thoughts and perspectives on how the market is going to adjust due to the hit we as a world have experienced. How will restaurants change? Will food trucks be able to operate the same? What about other mobile small business services that we have seen pop up? Due to the great detail shared related to our questions to Michael we have broken this episode into two parts. Please tune in next week to start planning for your businesses future and whats to come! Michael Komondy is willing to help any and all small businesses that need advice and guidance to stay ahead of the curve. You can contact him by Emailing him at michaelkomondy@gmail.com or by calling him at 908-410-8840. You can also connect with him on LinkedIn If you'd like to chat with us please feel free to reach out by our contact page of on social media with the following links! Facebook Instagram Twitter LinkedIn

AppAnnie recently published a report on The Impact of Coronavirus on the Mobile Economy. In this podcast, we speak to AppAnnie's Lexi Sydow and Amir Ghodrati (again!) to go over key takeaways from their report. In particular we cover: #1. Download impact on games and other key verticals #2. Top games, types of games #3. Biggest winners and losers #4. Differences between China and the US Host: Joe Kim: @jokim1 Insta, Twitter Eric Kress: @ekress Twitter And we have special guests: Amir Ghodrati, Director, Market Insights AppAnnie Lexi Sydow, Data Analytics, Market Insights AppAnnie --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/deconstructoroffun/support

On today's podcast we are able to talk with Tom Ferguson, the CEO of Rise. Having been through the financial crisis of 2008-2009. Tom has decided that in order to survive today as a small business owner you need to keep fighting. This is where the idea of Steadfast Durham came about. Tom is currently looking for 3 other chefs or owners to run the operation in order to make it through these tough financial times. We hope you enjoy this episode and if you have any questions don't hesitate to reach out to us at vendersupport@moblz.com or on social media below! Facebook Instagram Twitter LinkedIn

We recorded this episode yesterday and already a few things have changed for us down here in North Carolina. All restaurants and bars after 5 pm on 3/17/2020 will be closed unless they have takeout or delivery options. Besides that one change we still believe that food trucks are the safest food option. A majority of the food trucks in our area are delivering or having curbside pick up options for different customers. As it stands we only see Covid-19 getting worse but hopefully some light at the end of the tunnel will be visible. We would live to hear from you and how you are fairing during this time especially if you are a food truck owner or operator. Email us at vendorsupport@moblz.com Facebook Instagram Twitter LinkedIn

If you have listened to this podcast before you know we love talking about safety. Well this week we are back at it again discussing how you can keep your truck and employees out of harms way. Small changes to your mobile business can be the difference between your business being broken into or not. In most cases adding security measures can also decrease your insurance monthly cost. We would really like to hear from you and what you use to protect your truck both during the operational day and while it's parked. We look forward to hearing from you on social media Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and LinkedIn. Or email us at vendorsupport@moblz.com

With a suspected snow storm on the horizon here in North Carolina we need to cover what systems you should have in place to assure your saftey in not only the snow, but also just the cold. In this episode we discuss the best practices with things like tires, saftey kits, and tips to try and draw more people out to your trucks. Overall, if we do wind up getting a bit of snow we hope that you all stay safe! If we missed any snow/winter tips that you think are extremely important please let us know! Email us at vendorsupport@moblz.com Facebook Instagram Twitter LinkedIn

Throughout the past few months we have been receiving questions about where and how you should start a podcast. In the beginning, it can be tough, but with ample planning and minimal investment you can be up and releasing your weekly podcasts in no time. Here at MOBLZ we have a very low budget podcast setup due to the fact that we are not aiming to make money from our episodes. Depending on what aim you want to take, you can spend thousands of dollars or you can spend no dollars. At the very least, if there is a topic that you are passionate about you should consider recording a podcast about it. Especially if there are no other podcasts like it. We would love to help you out so if you have any questions please let us know! Facebook Instagram LinkedIn Twitter

Now that the holidays and New Years are over it's time to focus on Valentine's Day! As a property manager there are plenty of ways to engage your tenants during this unique holiday. One thing that will make it stand out from the rest is by hosting a Food Truck Valentine's Day event. Invite small businesses as vendors, bring in Chocolate wizzards, and even a florist that can supply your love with a bouquet to last. We would love to hear about your event ideas or about some events you have hosted in the past! What has worked? What hasn't? This way we can continue to share with you different ideas for your properties and how we can build this Mobile Economy! Reach out to us at vendorsupport@moblz.com or by visiting any of our social media pages below or by visiting our website! Facebook Instagram Twitter

As the world becomes a messier place, and as the U.S. Great Power Competition with China continues to ramp up, this battle will be fought on many fronts – few if any on an actual battlefield.Instead, these superpowers’ fight for supremacy focuses on different dimensions of power and influence – in particular, areas like business and technology, including the next generation of Artificial Intelligence applications.So who’s winning? Where does China stand – and what should other countries and companies understand to compete and win?To find out, I welcomed back a previous and incredibly interesting guest: Anindya Ghose, the Heinz Riehl Chair Professor of Business at New York University's Leonard N. Stern School of Business. Anindya is also the author of the important and engaging book, Tap: Unlocking the Mobile Economy, which has now been translated into five languages and was recently named one of the top 100 marketing books of all time. Ghose also was named to the prestigious 2019 Highly Cited Researchers list from the Web of Science Group, which recognizes the world's most influential researchers of the past decade, demonstrated by the production of multiple highly-cited papers that rank in the top 1% by citations for field and year in Web of Science.Anindya’s bottom line: While the U.S. may lead in AI research, China leads in AI implementation – they simply are doing more on commercialization and making AI an actionable part of everyday life.What’s driving this advantage? I wondered, of course, if the difference comes down to the government thumb on the scale – that China’s support for targeted industries simply gives their companies an unfair advantage. But the response I got, as you’ll hear, was: Not so fast. From Ghose’s research, the difference is more cultural in terms of consumer uptake.As he told me: “Their tech sector is clearly innovating faster, working harder, and is about 2-3 years ahead of their counterparts in the U.S. and about 5-8 years ahead from the ones in Western Europe and Southeast Asia. There is much to learn from them.”One additional note: We also explored new research Ghose has just published on The Effect of Voice AI on Consumer Purchase and Search Behavior. Given the growth of voice in tech, I promise you’ll want to hear what Anindya and his colleagues found.

Happy New Year's to all of our listeners! We hope you had a fantastic celebration last night to welcome in the new year. 2020 is finally here and we are ready for what it holds for our community. Service and Food trucks are on the rise and we are here to help you fulfil your dreams. We no longer need to be tied down by the brick and mortar locations instead we can feed and service everyone in our sights! Join our community by visiting our pages! Facebook Instagram Twitter LinkedIn

As a community we need to strive to keep everyone safe and sound when it comes to propane. With the harsh weather conditions we don't need the added stress of gas saftey coupled with the snow and ice head aches. Food trucks are our lives, they are our passion, and they are a gift! Please stay safe out there to make sure we get to enjoy your food year round and for as long as we desire. On a seperate note! Moblz is expanding rapidly! With this expansion we have released our new app. Please head to your respective app store and search for MOBLZ to download. As always connect with us on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and LinkedIn. We love hearing from each and every one of you to discuss our mutual passions. https://www.moblz.com/

It's that time of the year where the grease is in the air, the fryers are boiling up, and we are ready to submerge ourselves into the state fair! Life is too short and the fair food is too yummy to resist the temptations. There are some none fried options that we defiantly recommend you give a try. Who knows when they may be available again. I personally love seeing what the food trucks create for the fair because I get to see their creativity at its finest. We apologize if you are not in the area to come to the North Carolina state fair. You could always stop on by and give it a try. If you do make sure to reach out to us! Facebook Instagram Twitter LinkedIn

As Square changes their transaction fees are they still the best for food truck operators? We are working towards integrating online ordering with our MOBLZ app and we are finding out who uses what POS system for their trucks. In our research, we found 6 that came up often as some of the best for mobile vendors. Some of those include Square, Toast, and ShopKeep. Who do you use and why? If you have any feedback or want to be on the program: podcast [at] moblz.com is how to reach us. Make sure to subscribe to our podcast and follow us on social media! Facebook Instagram Twitter LinkedIn

This week we sit down with Becky Hanner, the owner of Hanner Commercial Assets and property manager with over 30 years of experience. Depending on whether you are an aspiring entrepreneur or property owner/manager both Becky and Eric discuss different hot tips for where the mobile market is heading. Importantly, we discuss what you need in order to keep your properties/businesses safe from legal issues as well as how you should plan for your business. We are experiencing a vast growth in the mobile amenities so we can only expect that more regulation will follow. These regulations and procedures will not stop us from taking back out weekend though. Moblz Instagram Facebook Twitter

First off we apologize for the bad audio quality throughout this week’s episode and hopefully next week we will have it all squared away. This week we have a chat with Leo the owner and operator of La Deliciosa a local Mexican desert truck. We go over the struggles of being a young and relatively new entrepreneur and some advice to make your dreams come true. What do you thing Leo’s favorite food is? Well he tells us in the episode and I cannot give any hints. To stay up to date with MOBLZ follow us on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn To be on the next podcast go ahead and email us at podcast@moblz.com Support Leo and La Deliciosa on Instagram (@ladeliciosahelado), Facebook (@ladelictruck1), Twitter (@Ladeliciosatru1), and find him on Street Food Finder

Food and service truck names can stand out. It's all about getting out there and creating a memorable name that shows who you are and what you serve. We went through and found our favorite food truck names to have a little more relaxed of an episode. We also have a few mobile service ideas that you can take and run with. If you are ready to shift into the mobile economy. We encourage everyone to share this episode with friends and family to prepare everyone for the future of a mobile world. Who knows you may know someone who is considering owning a food truck or starting a mobile service business and this podcast could help them make that transition. Also, many people wish they had more time in the day but with the mobile economy time can be gained through new mobile services coming to your area outline in this podcast. Next week we will be meeting with Leo from La Delicisoa to gain some insider knowledge from his business on wheels and how he has been transitioning from a brick and mortar location to a mobile truck! Find us on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, and on the web or email us at podcast@moblz.com

A few weeks ago in our weekly newsletter we gave our list for the top food truck markets in the United States. This list created a lot of buzz from our email subscribers so we knew to share it with you all and discuss our thoughts behind the rankings. For those of you in the States considering markets for service/food trucks, this will be extremely helpful in deciding where to begin. Even if you aren't considering operation or ownership of a mobile business, this can help you find the best places to be in order to take advantage of these services. Next Wednesday, tune in to find out some of our ideas for new services trucks that you can take and run with. Please subscribe to our podcast and have your friends subscribe to our podcast! Also, go ahead and follow us @moblz_com on Instagram @moblz on Facebook

The transition from internal combustion engines to battery operated vehicles is not happening as fast as we anticipated. It still takes time and money to stop and fill up your tank. In this episode we discuss the rise of mobile fuel trucks that will travel to your location and fill up your vehicle. The current players in this market are Yoshi, Neighborhood Fuel, and Purple. Some of us may search for the lowest priced gas, but if the gas came to you would you pay a premium? Right now we are just seeing services like these in large/populated cities but who knows this could cause the death of the gas station. Just like Uber causing the death of the taxi cab. To be featured in future podcasts please email podcast@moblz.com . For more information on the mobile truck economy please visit https://www.moblz.com/About-MOBLZ/Resources

This week we dive into a new Mobile Service truck called Swing Right Golf. Martin Barrier, the owner of the truck, is helping people "Make time for the Weekend" by providing mobile golf club repair and service. Get new grips, balance your clubs, re-shaft and more out this impressive truck. Visit http://www.swingrightgolf.com to see his line up of services and pictures of the truck. After listening to this we hope you realize that you do not need to follow the path of other trucks. Instead you can create your own idea and run with it! Show people how you can help them and make their lives easier. To be featured on this podcast please email podcast@moblz.com or reach out to MOBLZ on FaceBook, Instagram, Twitter, or LinkedIn

Great sit down with Rhonda Jones of Chez Moi food truck in Durham, NC. If you have not tried her Rum Cake, you are missing out. If you are on the Keto Diet, this cake is what "Cheat Days" were invented for. When we spoke with Rhonda the owner and operator of Chez Moi Bakery we learned about how she followed her dreams and became successful at building here yummy business with hard work, dedication, and rum. We hope that you take away some key information in order to learn some ways to build your road into the mobile economy. @chezmoibakery #iloverumcake https://www.iloverumcake.com To be featured on this podcast please email podcast@moblz.com

Talking about a few various businesses. Spiffy Mobile Carwash, Yoshi Fuel, A mobile cigar lounge, Torrenti Mobile Bike Repair and a few other mobile businesses. Talked a few minutes about mobile trucks to satisfy the amenity need for employees. Fitness trends like mobile boot camps and how companies like FitSpot fill that niche. Teaser: We will be interviewing other trucks and operators on Friday for our future episodes. If you want to be on the Podcast, email us at podcast@moblz.com

Topic of Discussion today: BOMA 2019 Conference, The food truck scene in Salt Lake City Utah. The importance of service truck safety between operators and owners. Also, how to avoid and prepare for problems when you are out serving. We are beginning a newsletter next week for food truck operators, owners, property managers, and entrepreneurs to subscribe to this news letter please visit https://www.moblz.com/ Facebook: @MOBLZ Instagram: @moblz_com LinkedIn: @MOBLZ Twitter: @usemoblz

Welcome to our new PODCAST. This is for the people who operate a food truck, mobile business or are planning to make the leap and start one.We also encourage food truck fans who want to learn what is behind the food trucks and how they operate. This is the new Mobile Economy. Help take back your weekend and get things done where you work. We dive into the businesses on wheels. Links to Social Media: facebook @MOBLZ, on instagram @moblz_com, on twitter @usemoblz, and on LinkedIn @MOBLZ

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In the first episode of the Disrupt or Be Disrupted podcast, Maribel Lopez talks about what it takes for business leaders to reap the full benefits of game-changing new technologies.

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After 10 years as a managing director at Chinese sovereign wealth fund, China Investment Corporation (CIC), Winston Ma started his own investment firm earlier this year. As chief investment officer of newly established China Silkroad Investment Capital, Ma plans to seek investment opportunities around a buzz phrase: Digital Silk Road. After Chinese president Xi Jinping first raised the concept in 2017, Digital Silk Road has become part of what Beijing hopes to alleviate the negative perceptions related to traditional infrastructure projects that the Belt and Road Initiative has been financing in the past several years. Compared to funding bridges, roads and dams, promoting e-commerce or supporting 5G networks have a lower chance of creating negative environmental impact. Other component of the Digital Silk Road could include adding big data platforms and other high-tech tools to make all types of projects more efficient. Ma was among the first group of overseas hires by CIC at the Chinese sovereign wealth fund's inception in 2007. He was a founding member of CIC’s Private Equity Department, and later the Special Investment Department for direct investing. Before CIC, Ma served as the deputy head of equity capital markets at Barclays Capital, as well as having worked at J.P. Morgan and Davis Polk & Wardwell LLP. Ma is the author of multiple books, including China's Mobile Economy, Digital Economy 2.0, Investing in China, and The Digital Silk Road: China's New Growth Story. He spoke to China Money Network during during an interview on the sidelines of the Annual Meeting of the New Champions held by the World Economic Forum in Tianjin last month. Read an interview Q&A below. Also subscribe to China Money Podcast for free in the iTunes store, or subscribe to our weekly newsletter. Below is an edited version of the interview. Q: You just published a new book: Digital Silk Road: China's New Growth Story. Tell us briefly the main ideas in this book? A: This is the third book of a series on China's digital economy. The first book was China’s Mobile Economy, published in 2016 at the high time of China’s mobile Internet boom. The second book, Digital Economy 2.0., came out in 2017 after the G20 Hangzhou Summit, where President Xi and other leaders announced to use the digital economy evolution to bring new growth to the global economy. The third book is titled Digital Silk Road, as President Xi last year used this term to describe the intersection between the digital economy and the Belt and Road Initiative. The third book focuses on China’s digital transformation and its global impact. You can think of the Digital Silk Road as the convergence of the digital economy initiative and the Belt and Road Initiative. In 2013, when the Belt and Road Initiative was announced, people related it mostly to traditional infrastructures investments in things like railroads, reservoirs, dams, and high-speed rail. However, in recent years, the digital economy is revolutionizing the global economy. So, it is natural to add the digital economy component to the Belt and Road Initiative. Specifically, when people think about the Belt and Road, they should think about smart infrastructure, that may include 5G networks, satellite towers, smartphone and its related economies. Q: Do investments in Digital Silk Road work similarly to traditional infrastructure, where China offers the financing and expertise with strong government support? A: Yes and no. It is similar in the sense that there is still a lot of government support and Chinese capital involved. But at the same time, you will see more diverse forms of investments for the Digital Silk Road. For example, you may see a lot of traditional projects financed by debt and banking loans. But for the Digital Silk Road, there may be more equity-linked investments. Q: And more private capital participation? A: That’s right. So traditionally,

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India is one of the standout markets for network infrastructure growth. According to the GSMA's 2018 Mobile Economy report, India will contribute over 300 million of the 1.75 billion increase in mobile internet users in the period from 2017 to 2025. In addition to significant mobile subscribership growth, major Indian government initiatives such as Digital India, a countrywide initiative to bring citizens online, are helping to improve connectivity for government entities, schools, hospitals, and rural villages. Join Ciena's Ryan Perera and Dimple Amin as they discuss the company's expansion in the region as well as share insights on the where the country's telecom industry is headed.

What happens when we tap or swipe on your phone? According to industry estimates: Only some 3 and a half trillion dollars of economic value added – about 4.5% of global GDP. Welcome to the mobile economy. And if you want to understand this massive and growing engine of global economic growth, there is perhaps no better tour guide than Anindya Ghose. Anindya is the Heinz Riehl Chair Professor of Business at New York University's Leonard N. Stern School of Business. He is also the author of the important and engaging new book, Tap: Unlocking the Mobile Economy. But after talking with Anindya, if I were to retitle his book, I’d likely make it: The power of a curious mind. Since beginning his studies and research, Anindya has focused relentlessly on the mobile economy – on understanding what he calls “the two-way exchange” that benefits both customers and business. Through research, case studies, and a distinct sense of humanness and humility, Ghose identifies nine forces that shape consumer behavior – time, crowdedness, trajectory, weather, and more – and he examines how they work individually and together. In his own words, Ghose “highlights the true influence mobile wields over shoppers, the behavioral and economic motivations behind that influence, and the lucrative opportunities it represents.”

Anindya Ghose, professor at the NYU Stern School of Business and author of Tap: Unlocking the Mobile Economy, joined us to talk about his new book and share his observations on the mobile economy from both the consumers and business perspective. Enjoy!

How can policymakers balance consumers' need for targeted, relevant content against such consumers' desire for privacy? Anindya Ghose (@aghose) is a Professor of Information, Operations and Management Sciences and a Professor of Marketing at New York University's Leonard N. Stern School of Business. He is the Director of the Center for Business Analytics at NYU Stern, and the co-Chair of the NYU-AIG Partnership on Innovation for Global Resilience. He is the NEC Faculty Fellow and a Daniel P. Paduano Fellow of Business Ethics at NYU Stern. He has been a Visiting Associate Professor at the Wharton School of Business. He also serves as the main Scientific Advisor to 3TI China . He was recently named by Business Week as one of the "Top 40 Professors Under 40 Worldwide" and by Analytics Week as one the "Top 200 Thought Leaders in Big Data and Business Analytics". His rise from assistant to full professor in 8.5 years at NYU Stern is widely regarded as one of the fastest in the history of the entire Information Systems and Marketing academic disciplines in business schools globally. He has consulted in various capacities for Berkeley Corporation, CBS, Dataxu, Facebook, NBC Universal, OneVest, Samsung, and 3TI China, and collaborated with Alibaba, China Mobile, Google, IBM, Indiegogo, Microsoft, Recobell, Travelocity and many other leading Fortune 500 firms on realizing business value from IT investments, internet marketing, business analytics, mobile marketing, digital analytics, social media, and other areas. He has published more than 75 papers in premier scientific journals and peer reviewed conferences, and has given more than 200 talks internationally. He is a frequent keynote speaker in executive gatherings and thought leading events globally. His research has received 12 best paper awards and nominations. He is a winner of the NSF CAREER award and has been awarded 14 grants from Google, Microsoft and several other corporations. His research analyzes the economic consequences of the Internet on industries and markets transformed by its shared technology infrastructure. He has worked on product reviews, reputation and rating systems, digital marketing, sponsored search advertising, wearable technologies, mobile commerce, mobile advertising, crowdfunding, and online markets. He also plays a senior advisory role to several start-ups in the Internet space. He has been interviewed and his research has been profiled numerous times in the BBC, Bloomberg TV, CNBC, China Daily, The Economist, Financial Times, Fox News, Forbes, Knowledge@Wharton, Korean Broadcasting News Company, Los Angeles Times, Marketplace Radio, MSNBC, National Public Radio, NBC, Newsweek, New York Times, New York Daily, NHK Japan Broadcasting, Reuters, Time Magazine, Washington Post, Wall Street Journal, Xinhua,and elsewhere. He teaches courses on social media, digital marketing, business analytics and IT strategy at the undergraduate, MBA, EMBA, MSBA, and Executive Education level in various parts of the world including the US, India, China, and South Korea. He is on the Research Council of the Wharton Customer Analytics Institute, a faculty affiliate with the Marketing Science Institute and the Sloan Center for Internet Retailing at the University of California, Riverside. He serves as an Associate Editor of Management Science and a Senior Editor of Information Systems Research. Before joining NYU Stern, Dr. Ghose worked in GlaxoSmithKline, as a Product Manager in HCL-Hewlett Packard, and as a Senior E-Business Consultant with IBM. He has a B. Tech in Engineering from the Regional Engineering College (NIT) in Jalandhar, and an M.B.A in Finance, Marketing and Systems from the Indian Institute of Management, Calcutta. He received his M.S. and Ph.D. from Carnegie Mellon University's Tepper School of Business. In this episode, we discussed: the 9 key forces shaping the mobile economy that entrepreneurs and policymakers alike need to know. the future of mobile technology as a key driver of marketing. how policymakers should balance privacy policy against consumers' desire for targeted and relevant content. Resources Tap: Unlocking the Mobile Economy by Anindya Ghose (MIT Press: 2017) Elon Musk: Tesla, SpaceX, and the Quest for a Fantastic Future by Ashlee Vance (Ecco: 2017)   NEWS ROUNDUP The Federal Communications Commission released the text of its proposal to undo the Obama-era net neutrality rules. The rules classify internet service providers as "common carriers", thus bringing ISPs within the FCC's jurisdiction. The rules also outlaw blocking, throttling and paid prioritization of site traffic. Comments are due to the Commission by August 17th--they even seek comment on whether such rules are necessary--which, of course, the Commission settled on two years ago when it pulled together countless comments from members of the public who said, "yes--they are necessary"--So it's like we're just going around and around--net neutrality is the gift that keeps on giving--for lobbyists, that is. President Trump released his fiscal year 2018 budget request last week, which calls for numerous cuts to entitlement programs, as well as education. However, the budget calls for $228 million to modernize the federal government's IT--or phase out clunkier technologies in favor of technologies that are more secure and efficient. That $228 million amount is significantly less than the $3.1 billion called for by the Obama administration. Billy Mitchell covers this story in FedScoop. Apple reported last week that the federal government's requests for user data skyrocketed in the second half of 2016 to almost double what it was in the first half of the year. Apple reports on the number of requests using ranges instead of revealing the exact number of data requests.  In the first half of 2016, the federal government made between 2,750 and 2,999 data requests. However, during the second half of 2016 the number of requests jumped to between 5,750 and 5,999. Joe Uchill reports in the Hill. Private drone users will no longer need to register their drones with the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA). This is following a DC Circuit Court of Appeals decision to overturn the rules. The court held that the rules violated another statute that precluded the FAA from promulgating rules pertaining to model aircraft. Tim Wright covers this in Air & Space. The Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals has ruled that the American Civil Liberties Union and Wikimedia Foundation can indeed pursue a lawsuit the two parties brought against the National Security Agency. They argue that the NSA violated Wikimedia's First and Fourth Amendment rights when the agency tapped into Wikimedia's backbone network because Wikimedia has such a large footprint, tapping into just a part of it can have constitutional implications. Adi Robertson has the story in The Verge. Finally, big box retailer Target has settled with 47 states in connection with a widespread data breach in 2015 in which hackers obtained the credit card information of millions of customers. The settlement amount was $18.5 million and is being distributed based on each state's size.Wyoming, Wisconsin and Alabama don't appear to be part of the settlement.  The terms of the settlement also require Target to separate cardholder data from the rest of its computer network, as well as undergo an independent assessment of its data security practices.  Rachel Abrams has the story in The New York Times.

The smart phone is our most treasured tech device. If you don't believe me, try leaving it turned off for a full day and see how many times you yearn for it! This obsession with our phones is creating a massive amount of data that is being harnessed by companies to drive their business decisions in the ever expanding $3.3 trillion dollar mobile economy. In our episode this week, mobile economy expert Anindya Ghose welcomes us to the mobile economy of smartphones, smarter companies, and value-seeking consumers. Drawing on his extensive research in the US, Europe, and Asia, and many relevant case studies, Anindya explains how businesses can harness the power of a data-driven mobile economy.

Anindya Ghose is the Professor of IT and Business Analytics at NYU and the author of TAP: Unlocking the Mobile Economy.  He is a Professor of IT and a Professor of Marketing, at New York University's Leonard N. Stern School of Business. He is also the Director of the Center for Business Analytics at NYU Stern. In 2014 he was named by Poets & Quants as one of the “top 40 outstanding business school professors under 40 in the world” and by Analytics Week as one of the “top 200 thought leaders in Big Data and Business Analytics”. The Mobile Economy is any transaction that occurs on a smart phone or tablet. It is currently more than 3 trillion dollars of the world’s economy – or 4.2% of the world’s GDP.  So we are only scratching the tip of the iceberg. Technology has changed the way companies can interact with consumers. Location accuracy came out about 10 years ago. At that point in time, people’s location could be pin-pointed within 200-300 meters (~1000 feet). Now, the latest smart phones can locate the user within 5 feet. This information opens the door for many uses. Beyond the retail use, the Mobile Economy touches other industries such as banking, healthcare and construction.  Using wearable sensors, workers walking and working patterns can help reshape where workstations should be or even how to design exits or entrances in busy airports. There are nine forces shaping the Mobile Economy. The first is context which looks at what the customer is thinking. There is also location, time, and weather. Saliency, or the ranking of your product, is also critical.  Some other forces that come into play are crowdedness, trajectory, social dynamics and tech mix. The next generation which includes smart homes and cars are closer than we think.  In 2 – 3 years they will include refrigerators that remind you to pick up the groceries on the way home from work.  The smart phone will become the remote control for all of your appliances and devices. Ghose has found four behavior contradictions… people say they: Seek to be spontaneous but really they value certainty Find ads annoying but really they fear being left out, so they want ads Desire choice and freedom but too many choices and they get overwhelmed Want to protect their personal freedom but will use their personal data as currency to get things they want Ghose’s advice for organizations is if you want to succeed in the Mobile Economy then you have to win the consumer’s trust.  You must act as a ‘butler’ not as a ‘creepy stalker’ and you must notify and ask for consent. His advice for consumers is to embrace the world of messaging and ads. If you do, you will receive lower prices and more targeted messages. If you don’t, you will receive more spam and random messaging with higher prices. What you will learn in this episode: What is the Mobile Economy? Why write a book about the Mobile Economy when the mobile phone has been around for a long time The role smart phones will play in the future How brick and mortar stores track consumers movements…and why Privacy in the Mobile Economy How the Mobile Economy is being used to help the healthcare industry The 9 forces on the company side that are shaping the mobile economy The 4 behavior contradictions on the consumer side