And in the end, the network effect wins...
When we mistakenly think that products and features are center-stage for winning
Weak Signals
How to see markets beyond the curve, catch weak signals, and anticipate turnarounds to leverage change and disruptions
Anticipating network effects in the eighties
As much as network effects have been the beating heart of the
ROCKR E1, the forgotten iPhone
Another summer video I wanted to dig out from the archives for
Why Soviet computers failed
To kick off the week, let me share an 18 min video
What if vertical farming wasn't about food?
One of the many difficulties to cope with in innovation is how
🟢 Cracking the code for blending technology and luxury together
For years I've been consulting and working on how to crack the code for blending technology and digital with luxury. I might just have a fair idea of how to get there now (and no, it's not easy).
Summer reads for innovators (2022 edition) 📚
As every year, last July, I shared a list of five books
Tesla is not a car company
I've been saying that Tesla is not a car company
Dealing with exponential blindness
Following up on last week's article on forecasters, I want
Every forecaster lives at the expense of the listener
While we are entering even more volatile times than two years ago
🟢 The fundamentals of opposable marketing
I took the time to rewrite and hopefully clarify an essential article from 2017 on the link between marketing and pricing and why it should be as simple as possible.
What is the problem that MaaS solves?
Mobility as a service (MaaS) is one of those fabled sea serpents