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Things on my radar as I get my plane today…

> Wow! @Huawei [https://twitter.com/Huawei?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw] enters the top 10 companies globally for research and development investment. #HAS17 [https://twitter.com/hashtag/HAS17?src=hash&ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw] #rnd [https://twitter.com/hashtag/rnd?src=hash&ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw] #research [https:

black - innovation copilots

Let’s grab a coffee in Shanghai

I’ll be in Shanghai for two weeks. If you want to grab a coffee or beer and exchange on business, innovation or other things, poke me on Twitter [https://twitter.com/icopilots?lang=en]or through the ‘Contact us’ menu above. I might even have some spare time for

money - innovation copilots

How much sharing is there left in the sharing economy?

From time to time there is an article that I was about to write and I find it the very next day already put online by someone else; except it is way sharper than what I would have ever produced. Having said that, you probably should stop reading me and

growth - innovation copilots

Growing within when company is growing out

Since 2014 I’ve been working with Worldline [https://worldline.com/] on designing, implementing and supporting two mentoring programs (traditional and reverse). They clearly support their growth and transformation strategies which need a good attraction, development, and retention of talents as well as a capacity to rely on and learn

Can iPhones have a soul?

Can iPhones have a soul?

There is no denying that the younger the demographic is, the newest the technology should be. And whatever your age, when you love technology, there is no way to escape the endorphin rush from unpacking a new gadget. And that’s fine. As we age, we progressively shift our values

12-years-icopilots

12 Things we learned in 10 years of consulting

My good friend Stéphane (and sometimes partner in crime) has made a remarkable two-part blog [http://15marches.fr/business/post-mortem] about his “post-mortem” of four years of consulting. This is only in French, though, but hurry up and Google-translate it. I don’t think we would change a word to

Culture eats strategy for breakfast?

Culture eats strategy for breakfast?

Peter Drucker never said... Culture eats strategy for breakfast. But... Culture—no matter how defined—is singularly persistent. Not half bad.