- David Rogers is consultant, speaker, and author of "The Network Is Your Customer." He teaches at Columbia Business School and has advised numerous companies such as SAP, Eli Lilly, and Visa.
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Why Brands Need Personality to Thrive Online
For two years, President Barack Obama has inadvertently conducted a fascinating marketing experiment on how brands communicate in the digital realm. Since assuming office, he has regularly posted online videos to reach his constituents, but he has done so on … Continue reading
Book Launch! The Network Is Your Customer
Yesterday we celebrated the publication by Yale University Press of my new book, “The Network Is Your Customer: 5 Strategies to Thrive in a Digital Age.” The New York book launch was presented by Columbia Business School’s Center on Global … Continue reading
Five Strategies for Business Growth in a World of Customer Networks
In a world awash in digital technologies, customers have changed. From our smartphones to our social networks, today’s digital tools link all of us in a web of constant interaction that is changing our relationships to each other, and to … Continue reading
3D Printing: Coming to a Niche Product Near You
One of the most exciting digital technologies that is starting to reinvent established business practices is 3D printing. A wave of new companies like Freedom of Creation and Bespoke Prosthetics are applying this technology to the custom manufacturing of everything … Continue reading
Lessons from Old Spice Guy for Big Consumer Brands
Last week, the ad world was abuzz over the shockingly smart Old Spice digital campaign by Wieden & Kennedy (the mad men who taught Nike to “just do it”). The brand’s series of 186 “video responses,” posted to its YouTube … Continue reading
iPad Dreams and the Delusions of Big Media
So far, the iPad is starting to look like a breakaway success. With the first million units sold in 28 days (the iPhone took 74 days to achieve that), the shiny tablet computer seems to have won the hearts of … Continue reading
Diabetes, the Videogame
A new videogame that helps kids with diabetes measure their glucose levels is about to launch in the US, thanks to a partnership between the health care giant Bayer and Nintendo. Bayer bought the invention, called Didget, from inventor Paul … Continue reading

