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Emerging Europe — opinion, analysis and intelligence. Updates on business opportunities, economics, politics and culture of central and eastern Europe.
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In praise of imperfection
2+ week, 1+ day ago (602+ words) Andrew Wrobel is the chief reinvention officer at Reinvantage. The Last Word: Technology will force us to make it clear where perfection genuinely creates value and where it simply removes uniqueness. When I travel, I often want to bring something…...
Conspicuous thrift: Second thoughts
2+ week, 4+ day ago (649+ words) Emerging Europe For Generation Z, spending less, not more, has become the ultimate flex. The second-hand trade is booming; the luxury trade, rather less so. If you’ve got it, flaunt it. Not anymore, it seems, especially when it comes to…...
Reinventing taxis: Protected species
3+ week, 12+ min ago (874+ words) Emerging Europe The taxi trade rarely answers ride-hailing with a better cab. Where it can, it answers with the statute book, and calls it fair competition. There are plenty of things that make any arrival in a new city far…...
Destination marketing: Faults and defects
3+ week, 4+ day ago (979+ words) Emerging Europe Set the bar honestly and it can be cleared with ease. Create unrealistic expectations however, and prepare to see people left disappointed. Edith Piaf allegedly had a simple piece of advice for anyone wanting to become famous. “Use…...
When the fix becomes pretence
4+ week, 1+ day ago (168+ words) Andrew Wrobel is the chief reinvention officer at Reinvantage. The Last Word: The hard test for companies is finding out whether or not they’re willing to stop pretending while they still have a choice. This week, I read a post…...