Search results for “human experience” David Mattin: Navigating the Metaverse By Adam Tinworth Let's cut through the Metaverse hype: what do humans really want from it, and how can we facilitate that? The age of personalisation has arrived By Martin Recke Everything comes at a price. The price of liberation can be atomisation and isolation. Welcome to the age of personalisation. Migration is back on the agenda By Martin Recke Are we prepared for the age of mass migration? No, we aren't, says Parag Khanna, who just wrote a book about the subject. The Reality Filter Bubble By David Mattin The next filter bubble won't be on information, but on reality itself. And the implications are far-reaching. Sustainability is the new digital By Adam Tinworth As the digital revolution defined the last 30 years, the climate crisis will define business for the next 30. Summer reading for digital minds By Adam Tinworth Make the most of your summer downtime, by curling up with one of these great books that explore our digital future — and its consequences. 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. 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. 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. 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. 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 digital healthcare revolution in the making By Martin Recke Investments in digital healthcare start-ups are exploding. The market is nascent, but the pace of change is fast. Eliza Filby: the future is multi-generational living By Adam Tinworth The pandemic has forced the generations together, and changed how we live and work. Many of those changes are here to stay, and we need to adapt our businesses to them, says Dr Filby. It’s time for tech regulation By Martin Recke The tech industry enjoyed a quarter-century of regulation honeymoon. It's over now. The attention economy requires a new approach. Exponential threats need exponential antidotes By Martin Recke Turning exponential threats into manageable challenges is hard, but it can be done. The learning curve comes to the rescue. Subprime Attention Crisis, or a trillion dollar industry up in the air By Martin Recke Attention is the most valuable asset today, and the way it is traded is at a crossroads similar to the subprime mortgage crisis that led to an economic collapse. prev 1 … 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 … 14 next
