You can’t predict the future. You can build the fitness to respond to it. #MindCandy is fuel for strategic conversation about what’s next. Send this to your leadership team in your organisation — or start the conversation yourself. Sustaining a Shared Reality: How Past Technology Waves Have Impacted Strategy Strategy is a creative, judgment-based process
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You can’t predict the future. You can build the fitness to respond to it. #MindCandy is fuel for strategic conversation about what’s next. Send this your leadership team in your organisation — or start the conversation yourself. Data liquidity leads to AI success Data liquidity is the ease with which data can be reused, recombined
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You can’t predict the future. You can build the fitness to respond to it. MindCandy is the fuel for strategic conversation about what’s next. Future-proof is a lie Future-proof. Bulletproof. Recession-proof. AI-proof. All marketing. Nothing is proof against a future nobody can see. Dave O’Donovan of Aer Lingus put it well: don’t try to be
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I have always been obsessed with organisational design. I think organisational design eats culture . Culture is too slow. Form always follows function. And something larg is happening in the world of organisational design. Every organisation is quietly growing a second nervous system: a synthetic layer of software that does not simply wait to be
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A former colleague posts about a science-fiction novel. I decide to reread it. While I was drinking wine on the beach, a cybrid appears: a synthetic organism carrying the personality of the poet John Keats. I ask ChatGPT about Keats. A few minutes later, I am reading about negative capability, Keats’s idea that wisdom comes
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It started with a post from my former colleague at DCU, Theo Lynn, Dean of DCU Business School. Theo collects science fiction books. His favourite is Hyperion by Dan Simmons, a book I read ages ago. So I decided to read it again. It is excellent. Cybrid The book reaches a point where a cybrid
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