Dick Forsbury, Jan Boklöv, Steve Jobs: How to change the game
A lesson to learn from Steve Jobs: Why a great radical innovation has the potential to truly change the game.
A lesson to learn from Steve Jobs: Why a great radical innovation has the potential to truly change the game.
So there are two possible positive effects of an idea: It is implemented or it inspires someone. If the latter is the case, we should care less about where it came from and more about spreading it.
The “derby boycott” I recently discussed raised the question in me what relationship there is between highly involved fans and a brand. Here’s why customers are more and more becoming part of products and, as a result of this, companies have to give away some control to their customers if they want to be successful.
Just like the most successful soccer team do not only play beautiful or result oriented, here are five tips on how to make your presentations nice looking and effective at the same time.
Just like coaches try to mislead their opponents prior to the World Cup, Apple does the same with controlled information leaks. How can giving away false information on purpose support a product launch?