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A lesson to learn from Steve Jobs: Why a great radical innovation has the potential to truly change the game.

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Kitzbühel in Austria  is one of the most fancy ski resort in the Alps and home of probably the most famous downhill ski race of them all: The “Hahnenkamm” race on the legendary “Streif” slope. An extremely difficult and fast racetrack: The drivers only need three seconds from the start until they reach speeds of […]

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During the very last days of the old and the first days of the new year, a sport which is quite unpopular in wide parts of the world draws the attention of TV viewers in countries like Austria, Germany, Switzerland, Norway, Finland and Japan: Ski Jumping. This crazy activity of skiing down a ramp and […]

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