Innovation is the name of the Game pt.2
summary
Argues that payments will detach payment from the card, letting any networked device hold credentials, while cash lingers but shrinks; cites corporate practices — teams can allocate 10 percent of staff to experiments, a center runs 15–20 innovation projects at a time and had two exits last year — and gives a concrete win: the Xbox recommendation engine built in Israel is repackaged as an Azure service for retailers. Discusses hackathons, cloud wallets, and growing merchant acceptance of Bitcoin.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:04Innovation vs improvement
- 2:27Payment methods evolution
- 4:15Future of mobile payments
- 5:39Innovation challenges
- 8:06Innovation to market
- 10:37Regional innovation trends
- 13:23Marketing’s role in innovation
- 16:53MasterCard on Bitcoin
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