🫥 The sameness disease
Before I embarked yesterday on rewriting my article from 2017 on The fundamentals of opposable marketing, I initially just wanted
🩳 The tide went out, now Uber and others have to put on some pants
Since its inception in 2009, Uber has been the poster child of startups heavily subsidized by VCs to take massive
🔩 Is right to repair Ford's blue ocean?
Not unlike an iPhone, most electric vehicles have been designed as a black box of reparability. Take the now iconic
📚 Blockchain Chicken Farm, by Xiaowei Wang
For many years, from luxury to automotive markets, I've been patiently nudging a few large western corporations to consider how
🎙 Podcast on rupture innovation
A few days ago, François Capel was kind enough to invite me on his podcast "Des étincelles pour changer le
⏱ Proper innovation KPIs
I've been heavily involved in defining an innovation KPI strategy for two very large industries in Europe these last months.
🤖 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.
🦄 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
💣 Etsy and the prisoner's dilemma
Launched in 2005, Etsy is one of the less-known U.S. platforms. With an initial goal of connecting individuals selling
