Elegantly downselling: Apple and the MacBook Neo
Yesterday, Apple announced the MacBook Neo, and most analysts commented on its
The Ford EV debacle is all about how strategy is always downstream to culture
Ford just wrote down $19.5 billion, killed their new flagship F-150 Lightning after only three years of production, and is now spending another $7 billion to scrap their whole EV strategy. If it's not the most expensive industrial pivot failure in recent automotive history, we're close enough.
🟢 Our digital framework is now interactive
This is going to be a short edition of the newsletter, but there's been quite a lot of work to give you an interactive version of one of our key frameworks. Hope you'll enjoy it!
Is AI destroying tech jobs? Not really.
Today, you will hear about Block and how its CEO (Jack Dorsey)
🟢 Salesforce is going nowhere
There's been quite a commotion among legacy software companies like Salesforce and Oracle, with huge market-cap drops last week after some resounding announcements of new AI capabilities. Mostly, this is overblown. Here's why...
How to reboot your corporate incubator
In 2023, for TechSummit Amsterdam, I was presenting a keynote about proper strategies for rebooting your typical corporate incubator. Everything I presented is still, I believe, pretty much on the table.
🟢 Big corps can't innovate? Think again.
This week, I'm getting a bit tired of hearing that innovation centers in big corps are useless. Let me push back on this a bit.
Why copilot?
It's been nearly two decades since I've been
2026 Website redesign
There have been fewer posts and articles lately for a good reason:
How to know if your innovation method, tool, workshop, framework, or book works?
When using it or applying it to a real innovation project, it
🟢 The AI bubble eats incumbent software giants
While we were waiting for an AI bubble burst, in two brutal sessions, the market ended up punishing the old digital economy for a different fear: that AI was about to replace parts of its business model sooner than expected.
No, LLMs are not reliable
I keep on hammering this simple fact as I'm still