Innovate into the 5G era
How companies can harness the reduced opportunity cost of an economic downturn to innovate and reinvent for the 5G era.
How companies can harness the reduced opportunity cost of an economic downturn to innovate and reinvent for the 5G era.
A global shift in power is afoot, and we all get to enjoy front row seats. If you are looking for relevance and growth, your business must consider Asia.
A global debate spanning 32 markets with over 50,000 respondents, Future of Driving helped place Volvo Cars at the forefront of the autonomous driving conversation.
DIGIT Leader: IT and digital virtual summit
Technology has made it easier to create, share and access information which, in turn, has led to power diffusion. Governments now must share the global stage they once owned with organisations and individuals.
It's Time to Build: From Adversity to Innovation
This article looks at the origins of our conventional management practices, explains why these fail in the digital era, and outlines what great digital leaders do differently to meet the challenge of digital-age problems.
An interview with Ben Linders for InfoQ about building agility with design sprints at Goto Berlin 2018.
Smuggling Whisky – and building agility – with Design Sprints
Design sprints both answer critical business questions and challenge the traditional ways-of-working that can hamstring business agility.
The automotive industry’s most valuable car configurator. Designed for any screen with new art direction for CG imagery, launched in 50 markets around the world.
Models of Transformation
Build Agility with Design Sprints
Build the right thing: how to survive the accelerating rate of business change through experimentation
Overcoming weak signals, inattentional blindness and long held assumptions
Avoiding the cargo cult: bootstrapping your agile transformation
The Impact of Technology
How can leaders overcome weak signals, inattentional blindness and long-held assumptions?
Build Agility with Design Sprints
Is a hard deadline in a traditional enterprise environment the right opportunity for a first foray into functional programming?