In many ways, technology-related areas have become the vanguard of many of the changes that corporate environments will undergo in the near future.
Imitation May Be the Sincerest Form of Flattery, but It Doesn’t Always Work
When Instagram decided to copy Snapchat’s ephemeral stories format, it took a product from a social network oriented at a youth market and that many adults found confusing, and democratized it to make it easily accessible for a wider range of users.
When Instagram decided to copy Snapchat’s ephemeral stories format, it took a product from a social network oriented at a youth market and that many adults found confusing, and democratized it to make it easily accessible for a wider range of users.
Guess What? Smartphones Actually Help Us Get Smarter
Your smartphone is not making you dumber — digital tech can enhance our cognitive abilities.
Your smartphone is not making you dumber — digital tech can enhance our cognitive abilities.
Why Did We Squander the Chance to Change How We Work?
A return to the office is the only way to justify their existence, based on something as antiquated and primal as supervising and overseeing their subordinates.
A return to the office is the only way to justify their existence, based on something as antiquated and primal as supervising and overseeing their subordinates.
Distributed Work, Myths About Innovation and a Lack of Ambition
The tools available allow you to not only innovate, but to create strong and very productive relationships between people in the organization, as long it’s done properly.
The tools available allow you to not only innovate, but to create strong and very productive relationships between people in the organization, as long it’s done properly.
Netflix and the Terrible Tendency Toward Isomorphism
Netflix was different, very different from traditional TV channels.
Netflix was different, very different from traditional TV channels.
Walmart and the Wealthy Trucker Paradox
Occupations that fall into the so-called 3Ds (“dirty, dangerous and demeaning”) category, or are seen as having little future, will have to pay salaries above the norm.
Occupations that fall into the so-called 3Ds (“dirty, dangerous and demeaning”) category, or are seen as having little future, will have to pay salaries above the norm.
In the Coming Satellite War, Will Jeff Bezos Find Himself Stuck on the Launch Pad?
When Jeff Bezos announces the biggest space project in history, he is flat wrong: the biggest space project in history belongs to SpaceX.
When Jeff Bezos announces the biggest space project in history, he is flat wrong: the biggest space project in history belongs to SpaceX.
You May Not Have Heard of the Merge, but It Could Change Our World
Proof-of-work is a way to avoid double-spending problems, so the fundamental investment that validators have to make is hardware.
Proof-of-work is a way to avoid double-spending problems, so the fundamental investment that validators have to make is hardware.
What the Buoyant Second-Hand EV Market Tells Us About the Future of the Automotive Industry
Electric vehicles have longer lives, disproving the self-serving myth that their batteries only last for a few years.
Electric vehicles have longer lives, disproving the self-serving myth that their batteries only last for a few years.
Why Aren’t We Installing Solar Panels on Every Available Space?
People who install solar panels do so on the basis of what an installer tells them, and who will try to overcome any initial qualms in the hope of making a sale.
People who install solar panels do so on the basis of what an installer tells them, and who will try to overcome any initial qualms in the hope of making a sale.
Software Is Problematic by Nature, We Just Have to Learn How to Protect Ourselves
This has generated a security nightmare, because in addition to being widespread, the speed with which cybercriminals have set about exploiting the vulnerability is unprecedented.
This has generated a security nightmare, because in addition to being widespread, the speed with which cybercriminals have set about exploiting the vulnerability is unprecedented.
It Doesn’t Matter if You Don’t Understand Blockchain and Decentralized Digital Identity: It Just Works
Decentralized identity management is not only reliable, but also integral, secure, private and easy to use, without any organization managing our data.
Decentralized identity management is not only reliable, but also integral, secure, private and easy to use, without any organization managing our data.
How Germany Is on Track to Fully Transition to Renewables in Record Time
Germany has been accused of increasing coal consumption to make up the nuclear shortfall.
Germany has been accused of increasing coal consumption to make up the nuclear shortfall.
Why Nuclear Power Isn’t Going to Solve Our Energy Needs
France obtains 70% of its electricity from a total of 56 nuclear reactors, many of which are already reaching the end of their 40-year life cycle.
France obtains 70% of its electricity from a total of 56 nuclear reactors, many of which are already reaching the end of their 40-year life cycle.
Short-Haul Electric Aviation Will Soon Be a Reality
The fundamental problem is the weight of the batteries, although work is being done on technologies, such as lithium-sulfur, that can make them considerably lighter.
The fundamental problem is the weight of the batteries, although work is being done on technologies, such as lithium-sulfur, that can make them considerably lighter.