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Dopamine addiction: the obscure side of the seeking-reward loop
How the pursuit of pleasure is rewiring our brains and shaping our world. We are living in an always-online world and we’re constantly bombarded with stimuli. From perpetual notifications to the endless stream of information, our brains are working overtime to process it all. This overstimulation has led to a society obsessed with instant gratification, immediate…
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Competing for User Attention
From the simplest consumer app to the most complex industrial software, how we interact with digital products can dramatically impact our lives and businesses.
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Beyond technological opportunity: an ethical dilemma for innovation
We live in an era fueled by disruptive innovation. Over the past two decades, we have seen a remarkable evolution of technologies that have transformed the way we live, work, and interact with each other.
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Redefine management in the Quantum Era
The current business environment is characterized by a complex and interconnected global landscape that undergoes rapid and unpredictable changes.
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From strategy to execution
Clayton Christensen coined the term disruptive innovation in 1995, since then many industries from music to manufacturing experienced huge changes in their business; often small players arriving from nowhere disrupted big markets.
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Merging optimization and innovation
In the 20th century the main goals of every manager were “efficiency and optimization”, companies hired consultants and business experts to analyze processes and reduce waste.
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Design engineering: hybrid roles for a fast-changing world
We are living in an era of fast-changing markets and impressive technological innovation. In a time of acceleration, where creativity and investments are no more scarce resources, We have seen many “disruptors” guided by the rule: “move fast and break things”.
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The era of re-skilling
In fast-changing times companies have to fight uncertainty and adapt their products and services to satisfy evolving customers’ needs. Companies are working hard to innovate their offers but changing the outcomes is not enough.
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Creating the “New Normal”
The coronavirus pandemic has led to many extraordinary world-changing events including forcing companies to reinvent their operations, structures, and services as fast as possible. Transformations activities once planned over time were made true in just a few days.
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Embracing the power of computational design
Applying computational techniques to the design workflow radically changes how people construct interfaces, services, objects or buildings. Instead of specifying fixed shapes, designers must define the entire process by which an object is created.