We're thrilled to have The Signal Group on-board, a leader in commercial shipping management and technology software, and the opportunity to collaborate with the team on their marketing strategy & execution. The company brings together shipping best practices with internet-age advanced analytics and management methods. 

Leveraging AIS, artificial intelligence and data science, the company's technology products enable the shipping ecosystem to make informed and faster decisions and gain, as a result, a powerful negotiating edge.

Bloc-X represents the modern way to trade commodities. The company provides an electronic trading platform for OTC Oil Block Future markets that can reduce transaction costs by up to 90%. We're delighted to be working with the Bloc-X team on their launch and international marketing strategy.

OilX is an oiltech startup that specializes in oil analytics and market intelligence. The OilX analytics platform provides a comprehensive view into the global oil market and enables both oil analysts and traders to gather data-driven insights in real-time and draw conclusions faster. 

We're excited about our new collaboration with the OilX team and look forward to assisting the company with its international marketing strategy.

We're thrilled to be working with RTsafe, a medical technology startup, that is creating remarkable technology. The company was founded in 2014 by medical physics professors, with considerable experience in the field of radiation oncology, aiming to address the issue of quality assurance in radiotherapy.

RTsafe products can be used by radiation professionals to significantly enhance the safety and accuracy of radiotherapy for cancer and other medical conditions. 

We look forward to our collaboration with RTsafe on their marketing strategy & execution.

On May 25, 2018 General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) goes into effect. The intent of this regulation is to harmonize data privacy laws across Europe, to protect and empower all EU citizens data privacy and to reshape the way organizations across the region approach data privacy.

Find out here what this means for your businesses and marketing processes.

In an interview that was published on The Motley Fool in 2008, Jim Keyes, a former CEO of Blockbuster, a provider of home movie and video game rental services via a chain of retail stores, talked about the company's reluctance to invest in the digital content delivery market at the time because he did not want to risk shareholder money in a market that was a few years away from it being commercial. Mr. Keyes also thought at the time that up-and-coming companies such as Netflix and Redbox, that were operating under different business models, were not on Blockbuster's "radar screen in terms of competition."   

Netflix's initial business model was focused on the DVD rental-by-mail market, whereas Redbox specialized in DVD movie and game rentals via automated kiosks that were deployed in grocery stores, pharmacies and other places across the U.S.