Game-changing innovation doesn't fit within stage-gate processes. It's not random either. It can be seeded, carefully grown and strategically harvested.

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Members April 19, 2024 by philippe

🟢 My Big Technology Framework - Part 4. The bottleneck crunch

This follow-up to last week's discussion about the Romanesco effect concerns how all this suddenly ends up producing not hundreds or thousands of innovations out of an invention but mostly just a few—the big 'crunch' after the expanding cone of incertitude. 🟢 My Big Technology Framework...

Members April 12, 2024

🟢 My Big Technology Framework - Part 3. How the cone of incertitude builds up

April 7, 2024

How Tesla (mostly) killed Hertz

Members April 5, 2024 in Newsletter

🟢 My Big Technology Framework - Part 2. The core engine and dealing with exponentials

April 4, 2024

The Apple car silent killer

Members March 29, 2024

🟢 My Big Technology Framework - Part 1. Making sense of it all

Members March 22, 2024

🟢 Nvidia and the third industrial revolution

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March 4, 2022 by philippe in Hot Takes

Solving the innovator's dilemma the hard way

And what is probably an unprecedented move in modern corporate history, Ford announced that they would cut the company in half: the legacy thermic-engine automaking part promised a slow and painful death, and the electric-car part that might survive the future. [https://www.npr.org/2022/03/02/1083913314/ford-modele-split-units-electric-gas]...