Why are pivoting and failing fast a failed innovation strategy ? This is a question I touched upon during my last discussion with Tony Ulwick.
Comment pourrions-nous définir le marché d’innovation sans nous rapporter à quelque chose de concret comme un produit qui donne lieu à un volume de transactions déterminés ? Voici une question que j’ai évoqué récemment lorsque j’ai rencontré Laurent Vieille, CTO chez Jade-i, une startup française.
Innover n’est pas chose facile. Parmi les nombreuses difficultés qui se posent à l’innovateur, il y a celle de l’estimation de marché. Les questions les plus fréquentes auxquelles il doit répondre sont : Quelle est la taille de ce nouveau marché que vous ciblez ? Et comment faites-vous pour estimer la taille d’un marché qui n’existe pas encore ? Voici des sujets que j’ai évoqué récemment lorsque j’ai rencontré…
How to reduce marketing expenditures while at the same time acquiring new customers? This is a question I touched upon during my trip to the Silicon Valley with Jack Voileau when we met with Omer Artun.
Banks have long been able to thrive in a relatively closed market which was defined by regulation. But, recent technological innovations combined with deregulation all across Europe are profoundly changing the market. Today, there are three different types of new entrants which have the potential to disrupt the business model of retail banks according to Jean-Yves Bruna, a Chief Strategy and Development Officer in…
Why innovate? This is the first question that came to my ears when I sat down to discuss the subject of innovation with Pierre Ollivier.
The Internet of Things started out as a RFID chip that was put on the products. This communicates information pertaining to time and location to other objects. With this kind of data, the refrigeration service provider will be, for example, collecting data on when their consumers consume their refrigeration service, where they consume it, and what their consumption habits are. There’s a real question…
Telecommunications companies have seen their business model undermined. And yet, they have the opportunity to make the most of a new and promising market: the Internet of Things. McKinsey expects the Internet of Things to create 2,7 trillion dollars in value by 2025.
A few days ago, I sat down with Daniel to discuss the potential of the Internet of Things. In its recent survey on breakthrough technologies that will create value, making these shows that the Internet of Things may create between $2.7 trillion and $6 trillion in value by 2025. Most of my discussion with Daniel revolved around understanding how the Internet of Things could…