Harris’ Law
When a system operates optimally, when interacting with individuals or groups who mirror the makeup of its creators; yet suboptimally otherwise.
When a system operates optimally, when interacting with individuals or groups who mirror the makeup of its creators; yet suboptimally otherwise.
"As discrete service offerings, both Ralph Lauren’s “taxi” and Saks’ merchandise delivery service would be of value to shoppers, as they should help to save a shopper’s time or otherwise bail them out in a time of need. However, they must be a part of a coherent strategy of driving footfalls that includes digital engagement. These services should feel like a natural fit to the overall experience, as opposed to feeling like a disjointed one-off." ~ Shawn Harris
"I recall one of my first lessons in grad school, “cash flow is king.” I think that a lot of people feel the same about how they manage their home finances. Though there is only a $20 annual net savings, I think that the $14.99 per month fee will significantly lower the barrier to adoption for many Prime members. I think that this pricing move, and the recently announced push for both AmazonFresh pickup locations and perishables-focused convenience stores will position them to continue to grow their online grocery business and grow share.
"Cost and styling already set this apart from Google Glass. I am bullish on this concept, as it removes friction (the mobile phone) from capturing moments quickly and as you truly see them." ~ Shawn Harris
"I think that this offering coupled with the work they are doing in augmented reality is a winning solution." ~ Shawn Harris