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BMW is trying to find a business model for their new in-car massive screens

BMW is trying to find a business model for their new in-car massive screens

After installing massive screens in cars to look more like Tesla (and partnering with Nvidia along the way), automotive companies such as BMW, now try to find a reason to use the technology. New BMW Partnership Brings Video Games To Its Cars From 2023Just don’t expect to play a

AI research in healthcare? It's a mess

AI research in healthcare? It's a mess

Lately, a few sobering research papers have been published about AI (artificial intelligence) research in healthcare. Research on research might seem a vain redundancy. Maybe, but since 2015 there's been a massive wake-up call in the scientific community as we found that many research results couldn't

The innovation (portfolio) rule of 120

The innovation (portfolio) rule of 120

To properly manage a corporate innovation portfolio, I often refer to the "120 Rule", to explain that innovation is a quantitative game. A few days ago, I picked up the following data on the gross multiple U.S. venture capital firms would get on their initial startup investments.

Nicolas Cage and your swimming pool

Nicolas Cage and your swimming pool

In our age of data supposedly reigning supreme, our data culture is still very coarse. The two most simple issues we're still struggling with in my experience? How much of a sample size do you need to get to statistical relevance and correlation is not causation. Both of

The day I realized you couldn't be an innovation theorist 📺

The day I realized you couldn't be an innovation theorist 📺

In 2016, Clayton Christensen (father of the Innovator's Dilemma and professor extraordinaire at Harvard Business School) discovered that products didn't have intrinsic value and formatted the "job to be done" principle. In his own words: For me, this is a neat idea. When we