Andrew Sheivachman, Skift
It seems like Deem has a second chance to build something cool with the backing of Enterprise Holdings. Of course, staffing up means the company may not be able to embrace its current lean ethos going forward.
1 year ago
Andrew Sheivachman, Skift
With support from Enterprise Holdings, Deem plans on growing and refining its existing products. On the horizon, though, lurks the promise of a new travel platform to help the company evolve in a competitive global corporate travel market.
1 year ago
Andrew Sheivachman, Skift
The long saga of Deem looks to have come to an end. One has to wonder if the investors who shelled out to fund the company for the last 20 years will be happy with the return, though.
1 year ago
Andrew Sheivachman, Skift
Somehow, Deem keeps chugging along, immune to the gravity that tends to fell travel services companies that reach too far and fall short. It's likely too big to fail even as it simplifies its product offerings. But, hey, if clients keep coming back, clearly they're doing something right. Forget it Jake, it's Deem.
2 years ago
DEEM + Skift
Out-of-policy hotel bookings have long been a source of frustration for corporate travel managers and travel management companies. AI and machine learning technologies can help address the issue by presenting business travelers with hotel options that match their personal preferences.
3 years ago
DEEM + Skift
Like so many other industries, corporate travel is being shaped by mobile-first millennials—which means companies must adapt to meet their unique habits, or be left behind.
3 years ago
DEEM + Skift
Using a customized approach to corporate travel booking and expense management can often be more advantageous than sticking with a traditional single vendor solution, simply because that’s how it’s always been done.
3 years ago
Andrew Sheivachman, Skift
As the battle between ridesharing companies heats up, more diverse ground transportation solutions are opening up for corporate travelers.
4 years ago
Andrew Sheivachman, Skift
Deem will try to become more relevant by reducing its product offerings and adopting a more focused approach to developing travel solutions. But in an extremely crowded marketplace, it may be a case of too little, too late.
4 years ago
Jason Clampet, Skift
Considering all the activity in the sector, there's a notable absence of booking sites and tours and activities companies.
5 years ago
Denni Schaal, Skift
Deem, formerly known as Rearden Commerce, got burned in its foray into financial services sector, and is now drilling down in its core business.
6 years ago
