Ogilvy’s digital transformation specialty agency based in Dallas, told staff this week that it will be implementing a permanent “Work from Wherever” model.
Bottle Rocket adopted a new policy, it wasn’t enough to say they could work from home as long as they wanted. The new motto: “Work from wherever.”
Bottle Rocket unveiled a permanent “Work from Wherever” future. This means employees can operate from home, in the office, across the country or even abroad.
Calvin Carter announce a plan to 'work from wherever' which will foster a better work/life balance for employees and help the company recruit global top talent.
Calvin Carter announced a permanent "Work from Wherever" future for Bottle Rocket, allowing employees to work at home, in the office, across the country, or even abroad.
In a sign of what may be to come in the post-pandemic future, a local company is taking the lead on reopening and working from home.
Many users are working from home, and while this may not be the norm in the future, it's important to find ways to adapt to this norm now.
The pandemic could lead to a permanent shift in customers' shopping habits, putting any retailer without a strong ecommerce offering at greater risk.
It is important to find the single most important metric that aligns to your business’ success and customer motivations. One. Not twenty.
I will never be as good at sketching as that one coworker a few desks over. They are far more naturally talented than I am. I just don’t get programming concepts…they don’t come naturally to me. If only *insert reason here* wasn’t true, I could accomplish all of the goals I want to accomplish. What […]
Here are five signs the retail landscape is shifting and what retailers might want to consider amidst the COVID-19 pandemic.
Our teams at Bottle Rocket are starting to think about consumer behavior as“re-normalized” rather than “reactive.” Through the survey results, we have also been able to infer what the restaurant industry is doing well, and not so well, in response to changing consumer behavior. By taking a longitudinal look at our research and providing a […]
Several people from different disciplines joined in to create a “Remote Discovery Team” to help define a new “digital” process.
Fifteen members of Forbes Technology Council discuss some of today’s emerging technologies that they expect to be game-changers in the next five years.
Tim Duncan of Bottle Rocket was featured in Iterable's research report highlighting an inside look into mobile marketing.
Digital experience consultancy, Bottle Rocket, has released a Quick Service Restaurant (QSR) research study following the outbreak of COVID-19. This reveals that despite a shift towards home meal preparation, over a third of customers will rely heavily on QSRs in the coming weeks. Leveraging testing platform Alpha, Bottle Rocket asked 500+ customers questions across 50 states, […]
14 experts from Forbes Technology Council share the UX trends that mobile app designers should be focusing on.
Modern Resturant Management features COVID-19 crisis statistics and surveys about third-party delivery, guest expectations, QSR reliance and more.
10 members of Forbes Technology Council share some of the most important things users should know about their voice-activated tech.
Calvin Carter, CEO and Founder, speaks to Innovation & Tech Today about what companies can do to attract and retain Connected Customers.
Alex Cohen highlights the need for individuals and teams to shift to a data-hungry mindset.
Dallas Innovates features Bottle Rocket's Research Study highlighting how QSR resturants are changing amidst the COVID-19 pandemic.
Calvin Carter speaks to Retail Customer Experience about consumer shopping behavior and purchase decisions amidst COVID-19.
Bottle Rocket's QSR Research Study Following the Outbreak of COVID-19 is featured in PR Newswire.
Bottle Rocket partners with Amplitude in order to help clients improve and grow their products at the speed required to keep up in today’s competitive digital world.
Bottle Rocket was featured in QSR Magazine highlighting what people are telling us about the ordering experience during crisis times.
The Bottle Rocket founder and CEO, Calvin Carter, shares strategies for continuing to innovate and solve challenges for clients while working from home.
Rajesh Midha, Chief Strategy & Operations Officer, highlights the need for healthcare companies to digitally evolve in the age of COVID-19 and beyond.
Tim Ray, Lead Engineer II at Bottle Rocket, explains privacy as a requirement, privacy as an experience, and privacy as an accelerator.
Calvin Carter writes about the importance of developing a first-class user experience and how this is imperative for future customer loyalty.
A well-designed mobile app can give a small business an edge in competing against larger companies in its industry.
We continue our research on how customer preferences are changing over time and how people prefer to receive information about their favorite restaurants.
Bottle Rocket continues to grow and evolve with the formal announcement of their product growth practice, aimed to better serve their clients digital needs.
Newsradio 600 KOGO interviews Rajesh Midha, Chief Strategy & Operations Officer, about telehealth expansion across America in the age of COVID-19.
Bottle Rocket has been conducting customer sentiment research focused on how people are interacting with QSRs in the new environment of COVID-19.
Rajesh Midha speaks to the American Marketing Assocaiation about telehealth in the age of COVID-19 and how marketers can respond to this change.
13 experts from Forbes Technology Council examine common mistakes IT leaders should avoid when restructuring their teams.
How can companies succeed when people are trying to use devices less? Measuring the amount of time spent in your app is not the best measure sometimes.
12 professionals from the Forbes Technology Council examine some of the tech investments they think aren't worth the hassle.
Here are a few recommendations on how to set up your home office while working from home for the foreseeable future from our resident tech expert.
Unemployment websites and other services are bending and breaking under traffic pressure. What could be done to fix them?
We asked our Rocketeers what technology and other items they used in order to make their work from home setup as efficient as in the office.
