Transport is in transition. I see this in my daily commute where, from an app or two, I can choose from public transport, ride sharing and other mobility options to get from A to B.
The fear of disruption, on its most elemental level, is straightforward: the constant worry that your competition will use new technology, new methods and new business models to do what you are not.
It is clear that business, government and community leaders are all grappling with the impact or potential impact of technological, socioeconomic and cultural change.
I was in my early 30s when I experienced what can only be described as burnout. I hit a wall, both literally and figuratively, that wall was a hospital room in St Vincent’s.
The impact of technology on work has seen humans and machines collaborate, manual tasks automate, agility become the norm, and traditional career paths change.
There are few pursuits in which individual leadership plays as critical a role as building a high-growth venture. A founder’s vision, product development skills and ability to sell will literally…
I am not a cricket fan. I never watched an India team cricket match while growing up in Mumbai in a tiny 4-square, 1-bedroom apartment. While my friends were busy…
Disruption. Disruption. Disruption. As a former General Counsel (GC), there were two feelings I least enjoyed, surprises and disruption (and jet lag, but that’s three, so let’s just stick with…
Israel is becoming home to the global R&D centres of more than 300 multinational corporations, and attracting more than $4.8bn in venture capital funding in 2016.
Quantum computing should not be thought of as an extension or acceleration of computing as we know it today. Quantum computing is best thought of as a new industry.
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