Insights It’s time to reframe sustainability By Martin Recke Sustainability sounds tired? Let's reframe it along the lines of long-term thinking and posterity. The potential benefits are huge. Why software is more exciting than hardware By Adam Tinworth Machine learning will do more to transform our world in the next decade than any shiny new gadget will. Supply chain scarcity: a new reality for every business By Adam Tinworth The pandemic and events from the Ever Given to freak weather have exposed weakness in the global supply chain. How should we respond? Herding sheep in a hybrid world By Martin Recke The post-Covid world is inherently hybrid. But the digital part is taking the lead. Our world is now programmable like never before. Post-pandemic urban regeneration is inevitable. Embrace it. By Adam Tinworth The pandemic has broken our old urban models. We need new models of cities and city living to thrive in the 21st century. Backlash to the office By Martin Recke Returning to the office is quickly turning into a backlash and a great culture war, as the office is now an option rather than an obligation. WHAT’S NEXT: what we learned from season 2 By Adam Tinworth Over the past months, eight speakers have explored what the next decade will bring. Here's the most important insights for your business. The content fallacy By Martin Recke On the internet, many people fall for the content fallacy. But content neither just happens nor exists independent of its container. Amy Webb: building strategy on insight into trends By Adam Tinworth In the final episode of season two of WHAT'S NEXT, Amy Webb explores how you spot deep, emerging trends and integrate them into your thinking — and long-term planning. The hybrid world of commerce By Martin Recke Commerce is now inherently hybridised between physical and digital. The most interesting questions become those of logistics and experience. Assistive Intelligence will shape our future, but we need to think about AI ethics first By Adam Tinworth Almost without us noticing, AI is permeating our lives, our businesses and our nations. It would be foolish to ignore it — but equally foolish not to ask some serious questions about the ethics of what we're doing. When biology gets digital By Martin Recke The biotech revolution and synthetic biology are fueled by digital technology. Is software eating the biological world? Hybrid work models are an intermediary step By Martin Recke Work, companies, and offices won't go away anytime soon, but all three will change profoundly. Hybrid work is the next step. Digital transformation! Really? By Jochem Wesling Are you still talking about digital transformation and digitization? Aren’t we past this point and isn’t digital omnipresent and thus a done topic? The virtue of innovation By Kristina Bonitz Innovation doesn't lie in making our existing lives marginally more comfortable. It's truly innovative when it creates lasting changes in our lives that we'll be proud to look back on. Kristina Bonitz: finding innovation with human friction By Adam Tinworth Innovation isn't just copying what others do. It's what emerges when humans disagree — but work together to find solutions. The problem of value and values By Martin Recke Economic and business value is often at odds with human and societal values. The digital revolution has shifted this problem to a new level. Why we need creativity in software development By Feli Kugland More inclusive algorithms and unbiased data may be complex problems, but developers can solve them with creativity. The rise of leadership and the demise of management By Martin Recke The digital revolution sparks change, demands more leadership and less management, and enables a shift to focus on the human being. Creativity needs digital to know its place By Adam Tinworth This may be heresy, but digital does not make everything better. Unleashing corporate creativity depends on using digital tools where they truly add value. How customer behaviour change drives digital By Matthias Schrader The pandemic has accelerated behaviour shifts towards digital. For change to succeed, superior customer experience is key. Reducing complexity is an act of creativity By Martin Recke Solving complex problems with creativity means creating order from chaos by stripping away what's not important, with a human-centric approach. The Coming War Between Labour and Capital By David Mattin Trend researcher David Mattin says the Global North is ready to return to work. But trouble between capital and labour is looming. The hybrid company is the future. The time to start preparing is now. By Adam Tinworth After a year of home working, remote work will be part of every office's future. It's time to start adapting. prev 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 … 51 next
