Artificial Intelligence: Made in the Image of its Makers
“It is the end of winter for AI. After more than 60 years of research, we are discovering the real-life applications of AI.” Axelle Lemaire – Global Head at Terra Numerata, a tech-hub [...]
re-framing the job
In the VFQ Foundations course, we share a video by Clayton Christensen where he introduces the concept of a ‘job-to-be-done’. His story about milkshakes is now pretty well known and popular. It’s [...]
Research, experiment or do
VFQ is about discovery. Discovering what’s the right thing to build and how best to build it. It’s about being open and embracing change to match today’s fast-moving, digital world. But, do you [...]
Efficiency vs resilience
Is efficiency vs resiliency really a tradeoff? A few weeks ago we were privileged to hear Roger Martin share some of his views on this topic at a private event hosted by Emergn and the Drucker [...]
Certainty vs discovery
It’s rather interesting watching teams play activities that are familiar to them. When asked to run an activity again they will say “we’ve done this before” and then begin to quote [...]
Avoiding irrelevance
“For anyone in business, the rapid cycling of their valued products into generic stuff is a dark and constant fear.” – Kevin Roberts One of the reasons why many firms are shifting from a [...]
Runaway mind
At any moment, you find yourself thinking the worst of someone or some situation. It’s one of the most frequent things we do; spend time thinking negative thoughts about someone or something, [...]
What would Terry do?
From time-to-time, we all get stuck with our own ideas. We need inspiration and new sources of innovation if the normal interactions from your teammates and colleagues do not help solve your [...]
How we think matters
It’s hard to consistently stay optimistic, especially when you’re going through a specific change or set of circumstances that are not as favorable as you expected or desired. I recently came [...]
