Martin Treiber and Artifical Intelligence, Author at IKANGAI

IKANGAI is a top App Development Company in Austria

21. March 201921. March 2019Martin Treiber and Artifical Intelligence 2765 views 1 minute

Things are happening at a breakneck speed here at IKANGAI. Only a few days after we were selected as one of the top 30 blogs in Austria we were listed among the top App development companies in Austria. We’re happy and proud that our hard work is well recognized. Naturally we got a lovely bagde:

How to treat Customer Data as a Business

18. March 201914. April 2026Martin Treiber and Artifical Intelligence 2079 views 4 minutes

Finding new potential customers is of utmost importance for every business. As a business you must maximize the chance of getting into contact with…

IKANGAI is one of the Top 30 Blogs in Austria

12. March 201912. March 2019Martin Treiber and Artifical Intelligence 1524 views 1 minute

After making it into the world’s leading companies in 2018, we are happy to annocunce that we did it again and made it to the list of the top 30 blogs of Austria. Isn’t this great? We even got this beautiful badge :-):

Automating App Content Distribution with qonnect

4. March 201914. April 2026Martin Treiber and Artifical Intelligence 2453 views 2 minutes

For a business, it is of paramount importance to be present in the mind of people when they make a decision to buy items or to use services.

Five (actually ten) years of IKANGAI

26. February 201914. April 2026Martin Treiber and Artifical Intelligence 1774 views 5 minutes

Christian and I founded IKANGAI , which became IKANGAI Gmbh in 2014, 10 years ago in 2009. It has been (and still is) a wild ride with a lot of ups and…

The future of our shopping is Amazon-like? Is it over? Does it mean the crash of the retail industry?

19. February 201919. February 2019Martin Treiber and Artifical Intelligence 1735 views 1 minute

Amazon is the digital 800 pound gorilla that stepped into the brick and mortar arena recently. What does this mean for existing businesses? Is it already too late from them and they just should roll over and give up? We in SOLOMON do not necessarily think so. Find out more why on the ITEA blog.