The most common problem with innovation
💡The most common problem with innovation is that companies believe it should be
customer driven.
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What’s A Computer
Apple asks shows “What’s a Computer.” Powerful reminder and smart marketing on
how this object has evolved from what most of us still think it is… And astute
paradox on the ‘pro’ suffix.
To go or not to go to Women in Tech conferences?
I attended last week the European Women in Tech conference in Amsterdam. It was
the second year in a row, and in the end I am reminded of one of Philippe’s
article about why we do not attend conferences
[https://www.icopilots.com/mostly-dont-go-innovation-conferences] anymore, or so very
rarely.
🟢 Of N-Curves And S-Curves
Well, it’s been 10 years
It’s been ten 10 years that I quit my last position as an employee from another
company than my own. I started for a first year and half as a freelance
consultant on strategy and then we founded Merkapt, our first consulting company
with Stéphanie [https://www.icopilots.com/
A quick feedback from Autonomy 2017 in Paris
Most of the things we are seeing or talking about during keynotes are quite nice
and somehow crafty. How to unlock car sharing or green mobility in this town, or
that other one? Are we are going to manage mobility data? After all the buzz
with MaaS, how are we
5 takeaways for innovators from NEXT17
So I spent 2 days in Hamburg with a big bunch of nerds (self-declared) who are
involved with digital and the business of the future at the Next17 Conference
entitled “Digital Sucks!”. You may not have been able to join this year, or you
are French and didn’t know