“Visual search removes significant hurdles in automotive shopping by enabling consumers to experience parts of the shopping journey that previously could only be done on the lot.”

“Instead of opting to do one vertical and constantly beating that drum and aggregating anything that falls in that vertical, we’ll opt in to do only the most premium opportunities for whichever set vertical on a less‑iterative base.”

“First of all the customers really appreciate [something] that is simple. I would say the power of mobile, that’s a new experience for me. We are going to invest heavily into mobile. I’m quite convinced it’s because it’s very easy to calculate the monthly cost and you can relax.”

“The trouble, though, is that business models for [IOT] devices don’t often allow for the kind of continuing security maintenance that we are used to with more traditional computing devices. Apple has an incentive to keep writing security updates to keep your iPhone secure; it does so because iPhones sell for a lot of money, and Apple’s brand depends on keeping you safe from digital terrors. But manufacturers of low-margin home appliances have little such expertise, and less incentive.”

“With the 2018 elections around the corner, many organizations and companies across the country are going the extra mile to support our democratic process. At Uber, we want to do our part, too—by helping voters register and get to the polls on Election Day.”

“How special would it be to be able to buy a car like we use Netflix, from your home, from your bed, delivered to you? No haggling — easy.”

“I think anytime you’re doing something new that the cities haven’t contemplated before, there always seems to be gray area on where you fit in in the regulatory environment. Cities hadn’t thought about electric scooters and electric scooter sharing. We collaborated very closely with the cities we’re in now.”

“We’re currently witnessing a Copernican Revolution in healthcare, a shift from a provider-centric to a patient-centric universe. But like all revolutions, change comes with a price, and as patient demands grow, the extreme inefficiencies of the system only become more glaring.”

“Facebook’s decision to suspend 400+ apps from its platform sends a strong message that app developers and their third parties must meet new security and privacy thresholds and will be subject to stringent audits. As data becomes increasingly regulated, companies will need to put together a robust digital vendor risk management program that will enable them to pay close attention to their direct and indirect digital third parties’ activities, ensure third parties align with policies, and terminate activities that violate policies.”

“Our guests are at the center of everything we do. We’re constantly engaging with them through a number of forums—like guest reviews on Target.com, social media, in our stores, and Studio Connect—to give them an opportunity to weigh in on what they like and don’t like.”

“At Southwest, we’re always looking for innovative ways to enhance our Customer Experience from the moment someone considers travel to the moment they land at their destination. Our new integration with Lyft aims to make this particular part of the travel experience seamless by starting and ending a Customer’s journey with just a tap of a button.”

“With the Portal to Paradise app, we want consumers to be able to explore places that either they might not have previously considered, or ones they’ve always been interested in seeing, and in a first, users only need their iPhone, and no secondary technology or device, to ‘visit’ eight of our beautiful resorts in some of the Caribbean and Mexico’s most sought-after locations.”

In response to news that the subscription service, will be adding Bob Ross’ voice to its bedtime app,  “We see [him] as an early and perhaps unwitting pioneer of mindfulness, before the term was widely used.”