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Making better decisions

Embrace uncertainty In private life as well as in business we need to make many decisions on a daily basis. As humans we tend to over estimate our ability to predict the future outcome of our decisions. We rely on experts opinions, we use data from the past to forecast the future or just rely …

How can innovation help us reach the UN sustainable development goals? The CES2020 report.

The Consumer electronics show in Las Vegas (CES) is one of the largest tech show on the planet with 4500 exhibiting companies. (source Statista)  CES is more than just consumer electronics. It is everything tech. Basically, if there is an electrical current flowing in the product or service, you can see it at CES. New bee …

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Adoption in the Digital Platform Economy

Traditional adoption of new products follows the Rogers adoption curve. In this bel curve shape the adoption rate starts slowly with the innovative population trying out this “new thing” and then accelerates with the early adopters and the early majority, Slowing down again with the late majority and laggards. In the digital platform economy, we …

Getting started with Governance 2.0: triple bottom line supervisory

How sustainability can improve stakeholder value, shareholder value and will allow you to recruit young talent looking for purpose. Companies are more or less ambitious when it comes to sustainability. Traditional companies who are not really driving a CSR agenda, companies with an opportunistic approach that act when it serves them well and companies that …

The CEO mindset – Lessons Learned from Ram Charan

I had the pleasure of attending a lecture by Ram Charan at Insead. His discourse was around the CEO mindset, 5 factors to take into account: Habits and perceptual acuity Agile in the digital age Balance between short and long term Judging talent Board room dynamics The habits and perceptual acuity. What leaders do? Always …