Is Capitalism having a mid-life crisis?

By Martin Recke

The future of capitalism depends on what's scarce and what's abundant, and who owns the means of production. Let's talk about the new scarcities: attention and experience.

The end of business as usual

By Martin Recke

Roughly every decade, someone announces the end of business as usual. But somehow, business always continues, and with some changes, finds a new normal.

Halt and Catch Fire

By Martin Recke

The end of business as usual. Let’s hard reset and spark the new.

With great power comes great responsibility

By Martin Recke

The Peter Parker principle has never been more relevant than today. Power is redistributed, and thus responsibility must adapt.

The Energy Revolution

By Martin Recke

Digital technology can play an important role in the energy revolution. The basic ideas and concepts have been around for decades.

Globalisation and the coronavirus crisis

By Martin Recke

How a virus might change globalisation profoundly. Remote work will get a huge boost from the current crisis.

Systems and systemic challenges

By Martin Recke

Systems theory allows us to view digital products, or climate change, from a higher altitude. The difference of system and environment is crucial.

Volatility and the carbon bubble

By Martin Recke

Our world is volatile, but is this a good thing or not? It depends. The next wave of volatility may well come from the burst of the carbon bubble.