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.
Citroën presented a few months ago a new small pickup concept car. As I always remind you, I have a reason for being (morbidly?) fascinated by automakers. I'm not working that much in the automotive sector, but I always care about it, as automakers are quite the big...
Since I've been addressing the elephant in the technology and innovation room more and more, I thought it would be fair to share what I had in my news stream this morning while waking up... This is the exact moment in markets (and here, history) where weak signals...
My next two weeks in June are pretty busy as they always are before seemingly everyone escapes to their favored action spot overnight. Consecutively, I'll pause the newsletter and the series about my "10 Strategic Insights for 2025" for the next two weeks. It's...
Last July, I was writing about the death of the web. I wasn't alone and it wasn't the first time someone would dare type these oh-so provocative words. The web is dead. Long live the internetThe web -- not to mention social-media apps -- has been...
We pursue our exploration of the short-term shifts that will most certainly impact your innovation strategy within the next few years. This week we discuss geopolitics.
Google, like many other big corporations, is signaling the end of its big ideas innovation lab. Alphabet’s famed innovation and design lab, X, recognized for pioneering projects such as Waymo and Google Glass, is now pivoting towards transforming its projects into standalone startups. X is a diverse group of...
