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We've been copiloting innovation strategies at the crossroad of emerging consumer behaviors and the rapid introduction of game-changing technologies for 15 years. Since then, we have published more than 1,000 articles on entrepreneurship, startup mindset, corporate innovation, and cultural changes. Every Tuesday, we help you rediscover an article from a few months (or a few years) that resonates with current business news or market change.
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📎 Where's the crutch technology?
An article from April last year, explaining and to anticipate possible breakthrough technologies coming up in your market.
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🤖 Beware of the apostles of the future
With Elon Musk seemingly losing his mind at Twitter you might already have forgotten about Elisabeth Holmes and a few others.
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🎲 Should startup public funding be randomly distributed?
When giving public money to startups do we need to be try smart about it, or should we just give the money away?
An evergreen discussion from 2020.
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😴 Startups are in a 2008 moment
A friendly (and just a tad angry) wake-up call for European startups that still play safe and believe they're in a cozy environment. They aren't anymore. Risks are building up everywhere, which should be good news for them. How do I know they're late to this realization? Even McKinsey is explaining it.
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🧐 The problem(s) with ideation in innovation programs
When dealing with corporate incubators, a long-lasting discussion is always about the "ideation" phase. I'd like to share why I actively try to avoid working with programs thinking this step is oh-so critical.
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❌ Are we past social media?
I've been discussing the possible end of the GAFAMs in a near future but we might just be passed the need of social media as a whole.
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