🟢 Is Citroën's AMI leapfrogging Tesla's master plan? On the surface, the success of the Citroën AMI as a light electric car is endearing. But despite its promises it might be a cautionary tale for the rest of us in the industry.
Should we stop talking about innovation? Back from a few days off. With a lot of work ahead of us this summer, we're managing vacations as a stop-and-go process. It's quite nice, to be honest, and also sparks reflections in a very different way than what you'd get after a
Stopping the auto-pilot leadership Last week I was having a deep meaningful conversation with my dear friend Margreeth van der Oord about the “business as usual” state of the world: despite the many crisis, everyone is focused on maintaining life as it is and not many question or act differently. This lead me to
What is a platform? Hardware edition Following up on yesterday's article about Apple WWDC announcements, an obvious – and yet amazing – new possibility is to use an iPhone as a webcam for a Mac. Think about this: How many other platforms do we know that can interoperate software and hardware as seamlessly as that? Apple
🟢 Apple discretely unveils Apple cars; not the Apple Car After yesterday Apple's WWDC 2022 annual keynote, it's difficult to zoom out from the myriad of software tweaks and products announcement (only a new Mac, really). Let's deep dive into what might have been discretely unveiled. Apple cars.
🟢 Does business research matter? In a world shaken by so many struggles, we're starting today a short series questioning the logic and practices of business schools, academia, and executive education.