We have previously discussed in this blog how the so called Internet of Things will disrupt and impact many industries. We have also argued in many posts how the complexity of addressing this and other similar disruptions will demand partnerships and...
As described in our last post, we dedicated Co-Session #31 to finding out more about how technological and social transformation is changing the ways of workings in companies and organizations. Among the different shared experiences from people putting into practice...
Modern technological transformations, which are so disruptive in so many contexts, will make it possible and even obligatory for us to work in different ways to how we have been doing over the last century. Companies can take full advantage...
Taking a look to the close to 200 post already published in this blog, we surprise ourselves realizing how scarce mentions and examples on co-innovation with employees are. We just did once and it was three years ago. Probably the main...
Having the opportunity to attend for a third year in a row 4YFN, the international business and networking platform for the global tech start-up community, it’s a terrific opportunity to feel the quick evolution through time of many different trends...
Biomimicry is an approach to innovation based on the idea that 3.8 billion years of evolution is time enough to finally make things right. Biomimicry therefore proposes designers, scientists or engineers to seek solutions to human challenges by emulating Nature’s time-tested...
If there is an industry that represents 20th century, this is arguably the auto industry. But more than a decade and a half into the 21th, a new wave of technologies and innovations is swiftly changing landscape of the automotive business....
We held our 30th Co-Session on the day that Bitcoin monopolized media headlines for being close to reaching an exchange value of 10,000 dollars. It is therefore appropriate that we dedicated the day to Blockchain, the technology on which this and...
Our latest book is What-if Ona We love children's curiosity because it's the curiosity that keeps us asking questions. This is our little tribute to the child that we still carry inside. Enjoy it! Since 2002 we have published over 50 books...
When last September Google announced that their upcoming version of its Android mobile operating system would be called KitKat, licensing the name from Nestle, the news shocked not just technology journalists and analyst but marketing experts too. Google didn’t need...