Eben du Toit, a Capetonian data scientist, travels a lot.
He was in the US when Starbucks began to personalise coffee cups.
No matter where in the world he went, no matter how many cups he ordered, they never got his name right!
Except in Berlin.
(Click here to read the article on Huffington Post.)
The Money Show’s Bruce Whitfield interviewed Du Toit.
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