philippe ^{Philippe MEDA} from Haarlem

Philippe has worked with hundreds of startups since 2007, consulted for dozens of multinationals on rupture innovation and corporate incubation. He also commits classes for MBAs in Paris and Shanghai.

1051 posts by philippe Author since 2008

🟢 Building a proper innovation portfolio - Part 1

April 15, 2022 by philippe in Toolbox

🟢 Building a proper innovation portfolio - Part 1

Few corporations have been capable of transitioning from a pipeline to an innovation portfolio. We can blame well-known business books for oversimplifying the issues at stake, but also, the non-linearity of a portfolio strategy genuinely baffles most executives. Let's share some insights...

The obvious EV bottleneck

April 14, 2022 by philippe in Strategy

The obvious EV bottleneck

Amazon Whole Food: it's not about the store dummy

April 13, 2022 by philippe

Amazon Whole Food: it's not about the store dummy

Is Glossier pulling a WeWork?

April 12, 2022 by philippe in Hot Takes

Is Glossier pulling a WeWork?

As tech crosses the chasm

April 11, 2022 by philippe in Toolbox

As tech crosses the chasm

Seeing beyond Foodtech

April 8, 2022 by philippe in Strategy

Seeing beyond Foodtech

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🟢 My Big Technology Framework - Part 4. The bottleneck crunch

🟢 My Big Technology Framework - Part 4. The bottleneck crunch

🟢 My Big Technology Framework - Part 3. How the cone of incertitude builds up

🟢 My Big Technology Framework - Part 3. How the cone of incertitude builds up

🟢 My Big Technology Framework - Part 2. The core engine and dealing with exponentials

🟢 My Big Technology Framework - Part 2. The core engine and dealing with exponentials

🟢 My Big Technology Framework - Part 1. Making sense of it all

🟢 My Big Technology Framework - Part 1. Making sense of it all

On wicked problems and when 'methods' become dangerous

On wicked problems and when 'methods' become dangerous