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⏱ Proper innovation KPIs

⏱ Proper innovation KPIs

I've been heavily involved in defining an innovation KPI strategy for two very large industries in Europe these last months. You might assume it's quite a drag; it's anything but. Defining KPIs for innovation is the final touch of defining strategic priorities, framing a

Astro, the useless little domestic robot

Astro, the useless little domestic robot

Domestic robots are a novelty that Amazon is trying out with a few early-stage customers. exploring ahead of the curve. Stitch an iPad and a Rumba together, and you'll get Astro. Except that Astro won't vacuum and that to be honest it's pretty useless

What is the problem that MaaS solves?

What is the problem that MaaS solves?

Mobility as a service (MaaS) is one of those fabled sea serpents that many city transport authorities have seen or are actively chasing without much success. The core promise is a one-stop-shop service that allows anyone to plan, book, and pay for going from A to B in a city,

Feminine innovation culture

Feminine innovation culture

On 6th of May 2022, Meaningful Design Agency [https://www.meaningful.fr/] has invited me to share my experience and tips (in French) about the feminine side of innovation [https://www.icopilots.com/feminine-values-in-uncertain-times/]. Here is the translation of what they shared in their newsletter to introduce the talk: >

The BS narrative of 'startups can't scale in Europe'

The BS narrative of 'startups can't scale in Europe'

Whether in France, Germany, Spain, or the Netherlands, we all have this ongoing narrative: startups can't scale in Europe. And yes, all of us, we got pretty good at the startup game as it was in the nineties and early 2000s in the U.S. We have interesting