This Annoying Noise Convinced Me That Disruption Begins at the Bottom
Originally published in Entrpreneur By Ashik Karim We live in an age where the only question about disruption is which industry is up next. From…
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Five Lessons From Hartford’s Innovation District
Originally published in National League of Cities By Glendowlyn Thames Innovation districts have caught on all over the world as an effective vehicle for transforming the economic…
The military wants ideas from startups. Here’s how to make a pitch
Originally published in Venture Beat By Lieutenant-General Stephen Lanza, Ret. As an Army colonel in the mid-2000s, I got an insider’s view on how the…
How to bet and win on biosciences … outside established hubs
Originally published on PE Hub By Matthew McCooe Besides cities that make for a nice waterside vacation, these destinations seem to have figured out the…
The Digital Retail Experience Is About to Be Redefined — Again
Originally published in Entrepreneur Magazine By Doug Straton Convenience has always played a significant role in the shopping experience, from the early supermarkets to the first 7-Eleven locations (literally dubbed…
Retail is evolving. Here’s how businesses can survive and thrive
Originally published in CNBC By Doug Straton Forget the doom-mongers; the future of retail looks bright. I know that runs counter to much you’ve read. But…
Mobility as a Service Will Change the Driving Experience and Economics, too.
Originally published in Automotive News By Daron Gifford Cars, as we’ve long known them, and driving, as we’ve long done it, are about to enter a…
This One Aspect of Your Office Design Is Wasting a Lot of Time and Money
Originally published in Entrepreneur Magazine By David Levin The modern office was conceived at the turn of the 20th century by Frederick Winslow Taylor, imitating factory assembly…
How to become an innovation hub
Originally published in American City Business Journals By Matthew McCooe Great attention is being paid to how to sprinkle the fairy dust of innovation on areas outside…
How universities could drive more innovative research to market — and share in the profits
Originally published in Venture Beat By Tim Schigel In the early 1980s, Irving Grousbeck and his colleagues at Stanford Business School launched a revolution in the…