The lessons from Disney's flywheel effect
In the fifties, Walt Disney famously laid out his business strategy. It
Strategy
How to get from insight to market in a complex, sometimes chaotic, fast-moving world.
Critical mass and dilution point of social networks value
Ten years ago, Twitter was already messing with its users and decided
My 12 predictions for 2023
Let's get in end-of-the-year mode with my batch of predictions
The future is never hindered by a lack of technology
In just a few weeks, it will be ten years that I&
🟢 When luxury innovates the second-hand market
Changing your posture in the market, extending new offers to some of the customers you were not reaching out to directly, or simply innovating your services rarely feels groundbreaking. Yet it's a vast field of untapped opportunities.
The truth about the first-mover advantage
In 1988, Marvin B. Lieberman and David B. Montgomery, both eminent professors
Is there a future for the gas station?
The demand for gas is now on a stable downward trajectory. In
Laws & Regulation vs. Innovation
Last June, I discussed some elements of the thermodynamics of innovation and
🟢 What's to learn from how (most) DTC startups failed
Direct-to-Consumer startups (DTC, or sometimes DTM for direct-to-market) were all the craze
Disney is now thinking as a tech platform
Launched 2 years ago, Disney+ 152 million subscribers are now creeping up
Meta is not shedding value because their metaverse sucks
Startups are all about one big, hyper-focused core bet on the future.
The innovation (portfolio) rule of 120
To properly manage a corporate innovation portfolio, I often refer to the