Simon Cocking

How To Steer Your Business Through Unexpected Change, using a Flexible Method

James Burstall is the founder and CEO of Argonon, one of the UK’s largest international independent TV production groups, and author…

3 years ago

VentureWave Leads $40m Investment in Funderbeam

VentureWave, an Irish-based venture private equity group committed to impact investing and supporting high-impact entrepreneurs, and Funderbeam, the angel investing…

3 years ago

Sleeping Beauties The Mystery of Dormant Innovations in Nature and Culture, reviewed

We look at this thought provoking book by Andreas Wagner , with a great cover too. You can see more…

3 years ago

Cookie Policy (US)

Theo Priestley is a Futurist based in Scotland and he's mentored Silicon Valley startups, has written hundreds of articles on…

3 years ago

Contrarian Futures with Theo Priestley

Theo Priestley is a Futurist based in Scotland and he's mentored Silicon Valley startups, has written hundreds of articles on…

3 years ago

ASUS ROG Phone 7 series reviewed

We look at the ASUS ROG Phone 7 recently launched, and aimed at gamers in particular. ASUS ROG Phone 7…

3 years ago

HumanForce: The power of emotions in a changing workplace

HumanForce: The power of emotions in a changing workplace More about the book The world of work is changing faster…

3 years ago

Why AI Ethics must consider the impact on the human mind

Guest Post by David Stephen who discusses the importance of AI Ethics There is a recent article, AI has social consequences,…

3 years ago

Hoofprints on the land, reviewed

We look at this interesting book by Ilse Köhler-Rollefson .  See more about the book at Chelsea Green Publishing here. Hoofprints…

3 years ago

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