Innovation can derive from combination. Good design can derive from removal of things that's not necessary. This is the device that good innovation and good design meet. Tinitell.
Tinitell is a watch equipped with the phone function for kids. Tinitell will link to their parent's phone to connect them together seamlessly. Parents can track their kids because the device is composed of GPS equipment. Design attracts kids to wear it. It seems they are playing toys and willing to wear it as a cool gadget.
This is not new thing but it's a new way to present the concept to the individual target group. It's answered by Family. Success.
http://www.tinitell.com/
Sunday, November 30, 2014
Business ThinkTank No.46 - Digital Touch Micro Donation
At London subway, you can donate your tiny amount of money left in the subway card by touching the device attached on the subway. I may call it 'Micro Donation'. The money of cents can be donated to the box and people might not think lots and perceive it's very small things to give that.
If this concept applies to Thailand, I'll make a device that can deduct the last digit of Rabbit cards and put that amount to the charitable association. Or we join with companies that have their own deposit cards like Starbucks, mPay, TrueMoney.
Micro donation is the area we should consider. Think small doesn't mean Small Money :)
If this concept applies to Thailand, I'll make a device that can deduct the last digit of Rabbit cards and put that amount to the charitable association. Or we join with companies that have their own deposit cards like Starbucks, mPay, TrueMoney.
Micro donation is the area we should consider. Think small doesn't mean Small Money :)
Business ThinkTank No.45 - Solar Cell Phone Booth
The public telephone booth is now obsolete because of the advent of mobile phones. In London, they turn unused telephone booth into solar cell booths to be a beacon for charging devices.
We have look for the unused inventory and try to exploit them somehow. Definitely, in Thailand we have many phone booths standing without utilizing them lots like previously. In addition, we also have taxi stations built but not used. If we can turn these assets into something that can be benefits to people even though it's not free, if really useful they are willing to pay for it!
Remember, remember. No asset values 0!
We have look for the unused inventory and try to exploit them somehow. Definitely, in Thailand we have many phone booths standing without utilizing them lots like previously. In addition, we also have taxi stations built but not used. If we can turn these assets into something that can be benefits to people even though it's not free, if really useful they are willing to pay for it!
Remember, remember. No asset values 0!
Thursday, January 9, 2014
Business ThinkTank No.44- Sell things in Taxi
The number of taxi prevails in Bangkok and you can ride on anywhere you are. In taxi, you may accidentally find that some cabs offer you free candies or newspaper. What if it turns into business or additional services rather than just taking you to destination.
Let's imagine. You get on a taxi, spend a boring time in there. Activities you seem to have are sleeping, or sitting and watching outside. But if there are things you can do more inside like buy goods or read books, trips and those offerings can charge you some amount of money. That's possible and sounds interesting?
People love shopping, and well when they're retained in the small space and nothing to do. If we provide more activities they can do. That must be great and profitable! See?
Let's imagine. You get on a taxi, spend a boring time in there. Activities you seem to have are sleeping, or sitting and watching outside. But if there are things you can do more inside like buy goods or read books, trips and those offerings can charge you some amount of money. That's possible and sounds interesting?
People love shopping, and well when they're retained in the small space and nothing to do. If we provide more activities they can do. That must be great and profitable! See?
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