🟢 Innovation mindset, consulting, and being an INTP
A more personal discussion this week on what it means to be who you are when dealing with complex business issues.
🟢 Why most innovation books suck
Let's face it, most innovation books suck. They look nicer and nicer with fancy, colorful designs, yet they won't help you move your business one inch forward.
🟢 9 Strategic insights for 2025 - 9. The big startup reboot?
The final article on the "2025 Insights" series loops back on startups, why the game has already changed and what it means for corporates.
🟢 Is the war in Gaza already changing what we can accept from AI?
As I was recently exploring this notion of 80%-OK vs. 99%-OK problems, I dove into how the current wars in Ukraine and Gaza have changed AI. For instance, how much leeway do you give to errors when a drone has to identify and lock on a specific target
🟢 9 Strategic insights for 2025 - 8. The battle for the rails
Europe spent ten to fifteen years dreaming of startups while the next battle for tech supremacy was already waged elsewhere, on the new "rails" and critical infrastructure.
🟢 9 Strategic insights for 2025 - 7. The slow incumbents' extinction
The core insight
A wave of extinction seems to be hitting many of the industry leaders of the last decades. This is not a random event. The underlying forces of the market are changing irrevocably, and just like Intel or Boeing, anyone can be the next Kodak.
The discussion
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🟢 9 Strategic insights for 2025 - 6. Innovation centers are (mostly) done
The innovation lab seemed to be a great idea years ago. Intrapreneurs, infusing new energy in the system with startup-like energy and all that jazz. The most prominent labs are now all closed, mostly silently and without much to show for. The bean bags and pong table are in
a closet. What now?