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  • The two heralds of the deep tech winter

    By Adam Tinworth

    Declining tech innovation and the threat of China invading Taiwan could drive the digital industry into a deep, deep winter.

  • The new Chinese digital consumers your business needs to target

    By Ashley Galina Dudarenok

    In a fast-changing world, these are China’s new digital consumers.

  • Ashley Galina Dudarenok: why China is leading the way to a digital society

    By Adam Tinworth

    Driven by a decades-long vision, and widespread consumer trust of digital tools, China is showing the world what a digital society could be.

  • Coronavirus: a globalisation inflection point?

    By Adam Tinworth

    COVID-19 and the climate crisis have put a sudden brake on the rush towards globalisation. Can we create a new vision of global business amongst these crises?

  • Generation Z in China and Germany – bridging the Parallelwelten

    By Adam Tinworth

    The digital worlds of Generation Z in China and Germany are worlds apart. A NEXT19 panel chaired by Accenture Ventures' Mei Wang dug deep into the cultural and historic factors that create the difference.

  • Viveca Chan: what marketers can learn from digital China

    By Adam Tinworth

    Forget China being a country of copycats. It's now leading the way on digitally-integrated living, and Viveca Chan explains what we must learn from it.

  • Lessons from parallel digital worlds

    By Adam Tinworth

    The digital world is not a homogenous whole, but a series of parallel states, twisting ideas into new forms as they pass between them. And Instagram is becoming a very western version of a Chinese idea…

  • A bipolar digital world order

    By Martin Recke

    While the digital world is still dominated by US tech giants, China has risen to be the first challenger. And regions like Africa or India should be watched closely as well.

  • China and the power of a billion

    By Martin Recke

    Digital and automotive markets are going to merge, with digital going automotive and automotive getting increasingly digital. And China is well positioned to take advantage of this megatrend.

  • NEXT17 Summary #2: How to make digital better

    By Adam Tinworth

    So, digital sucks. How do we make it better? By pushing ourselves outside of our cosy cultural comfort zone, and learning from the edge of our societies…

  • How China is Changing Consumer Behaviour Worldwide

    By Adam Tinworth

    China's real story isn't – yet – being told. China is not just a huge market - it's a huge engine of innovation that's coming our way.

  • David Li: Smart hardware from the street

    By Adam Tinworth

    Innovation in Shenzhen looks nothing like innovation in the rest of the world. And that’s why Shenzhen dominates the world of digital devices.

  • MORE THAN WECHAT – PLATFORM TRENDS IN ASIA

    China accelerator William Bao Bean says that we’re underestimating the huge business opportunity in Asia – but it’s a different…

  • The secrets of Shenzen: smartwatches for €9

    By Adam Tinworth

    Touring the Huaqiangbei market in China is an eye-opening experience. Can they really make a cellular smart watch for less than €10?

  • NEXT16: What we can learn from China

    By Adam Tinworth

    Panel with Patrick Boos (DGroup), William Bao Bean (SOSV & Chinaccelerator) and Anna Kostense

  • NEXT16: Stephanie Rieger on how China is digitally leapfrogging the West

    By Adam Tinworth

    If you want to see our digital future, look to China and Africa. There, they are rapidly prototyping the future of commerce.

  • Playing the Platform Game

    By Martin Recke

    These days, everybody and their uncle wants to be a platform. The Four Horsemen of Tech — Google, Apple, Facebook, and Amazon, or in short: GAFA — might still be dominant, but others are rising.

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