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Philippe MEDA

Since 2007, Philippe has collaborated with hundreds of startups and advised numerous multinational corporations on disruptive innovation strategies. He also teaches MBA courses in Europe and Shanghai.

AI new normal in healthcare

AI new normal in healthcare

The signals of AI starting to appear in our normal day-to-day lives are now popping right and left. It's still early, but the march forward has very obviously started. The University Medical Center Groningen (UMCG) has started using AI with the EPIC Dutch Association to streamline patient communication.

Humane, the tail end of the clueless startup era?

Humane, the tail end of the clueless startup era?

Let me sell you something. It's a small smartphone with no screen that can talk back to you, record sound, and clip to your lap. Also, it costs $699 with a monthly $24 subscription. Are you excited yet? No? Still hesitant? In that case, let me convince you

So much room for reinvention

So much room for reinvention

Like quite a few others, I broadcasted for many years how the EU automotive sector was driving into a wall while ignoring the uptake of its Chinese counterparts. First, they ignore the Chinese EV, then they laugh at it, then they say it’s unfair...The Paris Motor Show is

The reason why you need to deal with AI now

The reason why you need to deal with AI now

There's a reason why I write quite frequently about AI. The thing with AI is that contrary to other technologies that have changed our world this last century, we immediately start to feel its impact. Probably not because we are more educated about tech in general (far from

Conflating brand and strategy?

Seth Godin was probably the first business author I read during my MBA who didn't feel like a theoretical physicist trying to build Ikea shelves. Although he could be blamed for the occasional airport literature, he's a brilliant raconteur capable of expressing complex ideas with brilliant