🟢 Why nothing gets delivered after your Strategyzer workshop
Oh boy, here we go...
🟢 Business strategy is only about one thing: avoiding becoming a commodity
Business strategy is often seen it seems as a convoluted field dealing with tons of tools, frameworks, and intricate concepts. I'd argue that if you care to streamline all the fluff, it's only about one thing: making sure a business doesn't fall into the commodity trap.
AI is looking for problems to solve: grocery shopping is among the worst ones
Here we go again.
This morning LinkedIn decided to feed me one
🟢 'Thinking in Bets': a handbook for innovation portfolio decisions
Bad timing on my part; this is a book I should have recommended as a summer read. Now we are all back at our desks, but hey, it reads just as well on a Tuesday evening in September!
🟢 Hacking McKinsey's three horizons for chaotic markets
McKinsey's three-horizon model gives a useful common vocabulary for innovation strategy. But it was built for a stable planning environment, and it doesn't explain either how to navigate and transition from H1 to H3 or how much an incubation structure's real capacity sits in H1, H2, and H3.
China's AI flywheel effect is massive
There's a very compact and clear explanation of how China
The humanoid robot form factor makes sense once you look at the data
Part 3 of a five-part series on how humanoid robots quietly became investable while everyone was watching large language models.
How AI is quietly accelerating battery and actuator breakthroughs
Part 2 of a five-part series on how humanoid robots quietly became investable while everyone was watching large language models.
🟢 Why classic innovation frameworks fail in our current chaotic markets
Most industrial innovation units still operate with ideas and tools from the
Why everyone's talking about humanoid robots all of a sudden?
Part 1 of a five-part series on how humanoid robots quietly became investable while everyone was watching large language models.
🟢 Welcome to the throttle economy!
Meta just decided to rate-limit smart glasses features that run entirely
🟢 The AI first-mover disadvantage
In chaotic markets dealing with unproven technology, companies currently spending the most on AI process automation are doing their competitors' R&D for them.