🟢 Is luxury soluble in technology?
In 2015 I discussed to which extent technology could be leveraged by luxury brands and if tech brands could ever invade the luxury space. Let's see where we are in 2022.
🟢 Building a proper innovation portfolio - Part 1
Few corporations have been capable of transitioning from a pipeline to an innovation portfolio. We can blame well-known business books for oversimplifying the issues at stake, but also, the non-linearity of a portfolio strategy genuinely baffles most executives. Let's share some insights...
🟢 Going down the NFT rabbit hole
The title of this article should have been: "I tried to write something about NFT technology in less than 10 min, and I failed miserably." I did succeed in going down this huge rabbit hole and back, though. Care to join?
🟢 Hedging the economic cold war China
In this article, I'd like to connect many dots I've been laying out regarding the future of China and what it now strategically implies for us in the West. You might have read a few things I wrote on this already, but I believe that the global picture is now apparent.
🟢 The explore/exploit fallacy in innovation
I'm encountering more and more this explore/exploit framework with the innovation departments of large corps. Explore/exploit means that they are two modes in the organization. Some teams will be in the first one, while the rest of the organization will be in the other:
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🟢 The war for coffee
The war for coffee supremacy has been fierce for many years in China, and it's still heating up. Whether you're in the food market or not, this is one of the best proxies to understand Chinese consumers and our global economy.
🟢 3 Things You Might Not Know About Asking Questions
Questions are the key for innovation, progress, growth, exploration, and so many business issues and personal development too. For if there is no question, there is no drive to search for answers. For as long as I remember I’ve been a questioner. I’ve questioned myself a lot, learned