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Coke Boosts Staff Morale and Productivity With HighJump Load Optimization

White Paper Durango Coca-Cola wanted to equip its workers with an automated picking and loading system to optimize the productivity of its warehouse. Workers were calculating pallet builds and truck load arrangements by hand, a time-consuming and... [01 Apr 2009]

ID cards: The "surveillance society" risk

News You do not know which shops are owned by the Mafia but if you end up having to put your fingerprint on the glass every time that you buy a can of Coke, sooner or later the Mafia will have the biometrics of millions of... [09 Jun 2008]

The Weekly Round-Up: 17.08.07

Round-Up From rolling heads to talking heads - check out this week's Caption Competition and tell us what Steve Jobs is saying for your chance to win a bottle of the fizzy stuff (and no, the Round-Up doesn't mean Cherry Fanta - or Diet... [17 Aug 2007]

The Weekly Round-Up: 01.06.07

Round-Up YouTube went offline to Moroccans on 25 May, meaning anybody in Fez or Casablanca looking for footage of Mentos being dropped into bottles of Diet Coke will have been out of luck. In life it's important to know who you... [01 Jun 2007]

HP developing shopping kiosks of the future

News There will also be special offers tailored to your shopping habits - your club card already keeps track of the fact you prefer Diet Pepsi to Coke, and that you buy a carton of eggs every other week. HP is developing a... [30 May 2007]

The Weekly Round-Up: 11.05.07

Round-Up Next he'll be filming himself dropping packets of Mentos into bottles of Diet Coke. Isn't that Tony Blair brilliant. The Round-Up thinks he's going to make a great Prime Minister. Oh, hang on.he's done what? [11 May 2007]

Blair goes YouTube to toast Sarkozy

News YouTube's not just for clips of Diet Coke and Mentos: Tony Blair has used the video-sharing site to offer his congratulations to new French president Nicholas Sarkozy. The video, which has been watched over 100,000... [09 May 2007]

Cisco: Businesses must learn from social networks

News For example, though many consumers have the power to skip past a Coke commercial, the unexpected success of the Diet Coke and Mentos Experiment video made popular on YouTube affords Coca-Cola a whole new... [03 May 2007]

CIO Essentials: Web 2.0 hype, Google and wi-fi risks

News Google beats Microsoft, Coke in brand stakes Our CIO Essentials feature puts you in the picture. Each week a leading IT chief picks his or her top stories from the past week and explains why they matter. [01 May 2007]

Stories of the month - April 2007

News Google beats Microsoft, Coke in brand stakes Good news for Google as ever - the search giant is now a bigger name than the likes of Coke, Marlboro and Toyota after being crowned the most powerful global... [30 Apr 2007]

Google beats Microsoft, Coke in brand stakes

News Google has knocked Microsoft off the top spot and been named the most powerful global brand of 2007. It's the second year in a row a tech brand has beaten household names such as Coca-Cola, Marlboro and Toyota. [23 Apr 2007]

Google: 'We won't ruin YouTube'

News Google began sharing advertising revenue with the makers of the popular Coke-and-Mentos video that appeared on YouTube last year. Google has said it will protect the YouTube brand and aim not to "break the bond" the... [08 Feb 2007]

ITU 06 diary - Wi-fi on 'the beach', what's hot in mobile search and a long tail with legs

Comment One Microsoft exec comes up with the term "15 megabytes of fame" for those fleeting YouTube stars whose efforts - like dropping Mentos into Coke - sees them becoming virally famous. In between running to catch up with... [06 Dec 2006]

Cisco: Businesses will adopt YouTube model

News Video sharing site YouTube may have a more profound effect on commerce than just boosting sales of Diet Coke and Mentos. Business will soon come to see user generated content as an unavoidable part of everyday business,... [04 Dec 2006]

Pick up the tab with your mobile

News In Japan, mobiles with embedded computer chips allow people to hold up their phone to a sensor to buy everything from a train ticket to a bottle of Coke. A US company has launched a service that lets customers pay... [30 Nov 2006]

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