Blog
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With lockdown restrictions likely to ease as new coronavirus cases fall, it looks like things could pick up fairly soon. But what exactly does this mean for employees' wellbeing?
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An interview with bestselling author, lecturer and economy and technology expert Carlota Perez.
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Humans have always been fascinated with artificial ‘servants’. Even if the first digitally operated and programmable robot was only invented in 1954 by George Devol, our interest in the matter...
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In a previous blog I made a link between the reasons why Nokia lost the Smartphone Battle and what I love to call The Chernobyl Syndrome. I promised to write...
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In this e-book, China keynote speaker and author Pascal Coppens shows us that we can learn a lot from how the Chinese entrepreneurs, brands and governments are able to continuously...
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Life has changed a lot in the past few days, weeks, or months, depending where you live. As efforts to contain the novel coronavirus ramp up, it’s likely going to...
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How a tiny virus painfully exposes the blind spots of current socio-economic thinking.
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12 years ago, the smartphone was in its infancy. Neither Airbnb nor Uber, Lyft or TaskRabbit yet existed. Saying the phrase ‘sharing economy’ usually resulted in raised eyebrows: was that...
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The Corona-crisis has created new contexts of work overnight and as with any type of change, not everyone adapts at the same rate. Full or partial lockdowns have urged many...
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The Corona crisis is still raging around the world. More than 1 billion people are presently quarantined, and the economy is having its worst moment in the last few decades...
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An interview with knowledge management expert, chief scientific officer of Cognitive Edge and father of the Cynefin framework, Dave Snowden, about coping with complexity and chaos.
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On the occasion of his book 'The Phoenix and the Unicorn', nexxworks Founder Peter Hinssen talks about preparing leaders for a world with more uncertainty and unknown unknows than ever...