🟢 How to disrupt long-cycle markets, the Anduril case
For those of you, my readers, who are innovation actors in long-cycle markets, corseted by heavy regulations, strained by massive
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How to get from insight to market in a complex, sometimes chaotic, fast-moving world.
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🟢 Medness, the missing healthcare market
As someone working in the healthcare market, as well as tech gadgets and luxury regularly, I couldn't help monitor the
Conflating brand and strategy?
Seth Godin was probably the first business author I read during my MBA who didn't feel like a theoretical physicist
🟢 In defense of Kodak...
I always found quite lazy the view on how Kodak failed despite inventing itself digital photography and even accurately predicting
🟢 How business moats work and why they might change forever
This week we'll discuss the different types of strategic moats a business can build to protect itself from competition. We'll see why AI might bring in a new disruptive way to building business moats. A way that very few will be able to afford and that might change business forever.
Invariant predictions
This is an updated version and translation of "De l'utilité des predictions invariantes" written back in August 2008.
Tech platforms' end-game hasn't changed, but become more transparent: Services
If you've been following me, you know I have been pointing out how Apple has been steadily shifting to become
Jaywalking: How a social norm was invented to push technology forward
A century ago, crossing the street was a straightforward task – just step across. But today, with traffic regulations in place,