Extending Ourselves
How cognition works, why we are maladapted to the ecological niche we ourselves helped construct, and what technology could contribute to change that.
How cognition works, why we are maladapted to the ecological niche we ourselves helped construct, and what technology could contribute to change that.
How products shape our lives, how they fail us, why they do so, and how deep, reflective Product Thinking can help avoiding that.
Why established companies face existential challenges, how their culture prevents productive responses, and what different models of leadership can do about that.
What “agile” is really about, why the current hype about it misses crucial context, and how its mindset and principles help deal with complexity and change.
Why liberal democracy is at risk, what to do about it, how we’re trying to make a contribution, and what’s so difficult about that.
Why there is no silver bullet to product innovation, why cognitive media help deal with complexity, and how the Product Field works.
An introduction to Product Thinking and the Product Field, a sensemaking framework for product innovation. The Reference Guide includes a rigorous construction of the framework, detailed descriptions of the included methods, and practical facilitation tips.
An overview of essential product and business development frameworks and methods (not only) for startups and entrepreneurs, from Aggregation theory and Emergent Layers to Jobs Stories and Design Sprints.
An analysis of the challenges the media industry is facing due to Digitization, why organizations are often slow to adapt and respond to these challenges, a possible levers to initiate change.
An analysis and interpretation of the character and differences of innovation in digital and traditional economies. Includes a proposal for so-called Collaboration Arenas – spaces that serve as interfaces between these ecosystems and facilitate openness and cross-pollination.