At $10 Billion, Discord is a Cheap Buy for Microsoft
Microsoft didn’t decide to buy Discord for the financial payback, but buying it lets Microsoft have a glimpse of what gamers and inventors are working on.
Month: March 2021
The countdown is on! ⏳ How to Thrive After Crisis
I invite you to join us for a virtual meetup and learn how to thrive after crisis. You’ll see how organizations are emerging stronger despite the Covid crisis.
You’re Emailing More Because of Remote Work. Here’s Why You Should Email Less Instead
Less email doesn’t mean less humane. Why does this matter? Because less email, less ad hoc coordination, and fewer interruptions make us happier.
Three Charts That Show How Nike Is The Most Future-Ready Retail Brand
Disruptions hurt. But occasionally, a few players reorient themselves to new trends ahead of time, and Nike is one of them.
A Bad Business Caused by Too Much Investor’s Money: Online Food Delivery
It’s no surprise that another online food delivery startup, Deliveroo, is rushing to become an IPO this year. Expected to reach a valuation of $7 billion.
How to Thrive After Crisis—Are You Ready?
Join us on March 26 for a virtual meetup at IMD. We will unpack how organizations are emerging stronger despite the Covid crisis.
If You Want to Innovate, You Must First Take Care of the Plumbing
Then things started backsliding. Somehow red tape has been growing back like ivy vines. But this isn’t a cultural issue. It’s a design issue.
Here’s How You Can Judge A Leader’s Narrative: Five Charts
Everyone wants to tell their own version of the story. That’s the trouble with autobiographies. Especially a CEO’s memoir. How much truth is in there?
Here’s What Boeing 777’s Engine Problem Teaches Us
Boeing is in the hot seat again. Its 777 airliner made an emergency landing in Moscow last Friday after the pilot saw an engine problem.