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Human Skills Needed for Value Creation in the Digital Market

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Is your brand value creation drowning in machine learning? It shouldn't. Here is why and how. Machines cannot think, create, innovate, communicate with emotions, and brand for relevant value creation in the market. In the creative digital economy, value creation is the name of the game and strategy for brand positioning and building .    The main challenge in value creation is creating products and services relevant to the purpose and value of your brand in the market and sticking to the industrial context of your niche and brand.  So, the best way to make it more relevant and appropriate for human consumption is to incorporate human skills in the whole process. Therefore, machines need human skills to input data and to process and transform it for human consumption and benefit.  Some pioneers and successful entrepreneurs agree that getting a Ph.D. is not as challenging as acquiring the human skills needed in the digital economy. You might have a chain of degrees bu...

How To Embrace AI Tech Changes in Brand Building

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Change is inevitable. The only thing constant is change. In volatile economic times dominated by technology  and Artificial Intelligence, embracing change with a growth mindset can open great opportunities for your brand to adopt change, innovate, adapt, evolve, and transition into the new AI chatbots and machine learning era. Being threatened by change can compromise your brand-building efforts. When you accept and embrace change, you open your mind to make more informed decisions about what to adopt, innovate, adapt to, and how to transition into new systems or programs provided for the evolution of your business for solid brand building. Reflection on the Brand Building Calendar Reflecting on our 2023 Brand Building Tips Calendar, you will realize that January was for dreaming and creating your brand.  Though, creators seem to argue that  businesses do not create  and build brands. It is society, or should I say consumers, who build brands. That is debatable ...