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From user to fan: How Xiaomi created a loyal community - Vimarsana News

From user to fan: How Xiaomi created a loyal community

MORE than any cutting-edge feature or marketing blitz, the cornerstone of success in the smartphone industry is building and maintaining customer loyalty. This strategic focus on cultivating lasting loyalty goes beyond the spec sheet—it’s about winning customers’ hearts and minds. In this fiercely competitive market, loyalty is basically the currency…

SB19 is headlining the Xiaomi Fan Festival 2024 - Vimarsana News

SB19 is headlining the Xiaomi Fan Festival 2024

The Xiaomi Fan Festival 2024 is officially happening on April 20 at MOA By the Bay, with special musical guest SB19 to deliver an explosive performance.

TOGETHER WEEE CAN! Advocacy concert underscores importance of e-waste management - Vimarsana News

TOGETHER WEEE CAN! Advocacy concert underscores importance of e-waste management

Together WEEE Can! An E-Waste Collection Concert organized by the Ecowaste Coalition that took place last November 5 at the Marikina Sports Center has placed the spotlight on waste electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE), or what is popularly known as e-waste, and the need to safely manage this rising waste…

Historic Concert Collects Over 8 Tons Of E-Waste - Vimarsana News

Historic Concert Collects Over 8 Tons Of E-Waste

Quezon City. A record-setting concert for a cause that attracted attendees from Metro Manila and adjacent areas has put the spotlight on waste electrical and

Concert-for-a-cause collects 7,257 kilos of 'toxic' e-waste - Vimarsana News

Concert-for-a-cause collects 7,257 kilos of 'toxic' e-waste

A concert-for-a-cause, which exchanges tickets for waste electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE), was able to collect 7,257 kilos of these so-called e-waste, putting the spotlight on the growing problem on their safe disposal. E-waste contains hazardous materials like lead, mercury and other heavy metals, flame retardant chemicals like polybrominated diphenyl…