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Visionary Thinking: How Leaders Shape the Future

Phil McKinney

A unique sense of fulfillment and inspiration comes from envisioning a brighter future and charting the course toward it. His passion for innovation and design led to the creation of groundbreaking products like the iPhone, iPad, and iPod. As a leader, I've witnessed the transformative power of visionary thinking.

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Collaboration in the Time of the Coronavirus: How to Innovate Effectively During a Crisis

Qmarkets

Already we are seeing some worryingly severe consequences, with global stock market volatility, consumer retail hysteria, and whole airline fleets grounded indefinitely. All these benefits could contribute towards your business gaining a competitive edge during this uncertain period.

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A new value chain for next-generation mobility

Corporate Innovation

The competition will be for the right experience (i.e., The consumer shift will require the automakers to transition from exclusively designing and manufacturing vehicles for consumers to lease or own, to also providing transportation solutions that address the consumer’s overall mobility experience. Automaker shift. Fleet insurance.

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Automakers Must Partner Around Big Data

Corporate Innovation

In the process of plotting their course to enter the mobility services market, they will have to determine which types of knowledge and expertise they must and have time to develop and around which they should partner. Consider Nissan’s work in designing the NY taxis. But why would Uber want to partner with the automaker?

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Automakers Must Partner Around Big Data

Corporate Innovation

In the process of plotting their course to enter the mobility services market, they will have to determine which types of knowledge and expertise they must and have time to develop and around which they should partner. Consider Nissan’s work in designing the NY taxis. But why would Uber want to partner with the automaker?

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Automakers Must Partner Around Big Data

Corporate Innovation

In the process of plotting their course to enter the mobility services market, they will have to determine which types of knowledge and expertise they must and have time to develop and around which they should partner. Consider Nissan’s work in designing the NY taxis. But why would Uber want to partner with the automaker?

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The answer is: 10 years to change a culture

Jeffrey Phillips

Typically, we are talking about moving a culture from its current set of values that has sustained the business, to a culture that helps the company compete in a new reality that may be different or more competitive or operate in a slightly adjacent market. Additionally, it was experimenting with new design techniques for the 737.

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