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OurCrowd CEO Jon Medved On Bloomberg TV’s “In The Loop”
Thursday, 22 January 2015
On his recent visit to the US, Our Crowd CEO Jonathan Medved was featured on Bloomberg Television’s “In The Loop” in three separate segments.
In the interview, Jon speaks with Rupert Stadler, CEO of Audi, and Bloomberg’s Trish Regan, about the outlook for autonomous cars, the revamped Q7 sport-utility vehicle and the U.S. luxury-car market.
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Put disruption to good use
Monday, 12 January 2015
By: Tania de Jong
ONCE-POWERFUL industries – retailing, print, television, music, the post, insurance, taxis, travel agents, even parts of governments – are in a state of upheaval and strategic uncertainty as they grapple with swarms of nimble, low-cost digital disruptors stealing chunks of their business or rendering them increasingly irrelevant.
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Disruption by Design
Monday, 5 January 2015
By: Todd Olsen
Proposing that design innovation – not technological innovation – is what disrupts business and industries.
The idea of disruptive technology has been with us since Clayton Christensen released The Innovators Dilemma in 1997. Since then, we have seen not only major companies disrupted, but entire industries. Read the article here
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Build an Innovation Engine in 90 days
Tuesday, 9 December 2014
By: Scott D. Anthony, David S. Duncan and Pontus M.A. Siren
Harvard Business Review
Spotlight on Innovation on the Fly. Get a reliable system up and running fast.
Practically every company innovates. But few do so in an orderly reliable way. In far too many organizations, the big breakthroughs happen despite the company. Successful innovations typically follow invisible development paths and require acts of individual heroism or a heavy dose of serendipity.
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Automation, jobs, and the future of work
Tuesday, 9 December 2014
By: McKinsey Global Institute
A group of economists, tech entrepreneurs, and academics discuss whether technological advances will automate tasks more quickly than the United States can create jobs.
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Why creative arts experience is valuable to business
Monday, 17 November 2014
By: Tania de Jong AM
Why creative arts experience is valuable to business
Creative arts offers skills business wants but entrepreneurial artists need to understand the differences to make the leap.
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