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Technology & AI · 2008
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"Competing with analytics" - "the next billion dollar industry"
Last November, I released my "What Comes Next" trends perspective, outlining some of the significant trends that I believed would have the most impact in our longer term future…
Silicon Valley : Is innovation dead?
Last week, I spoke in Palo Alto for a a small, intimate dinner of a number of CIO's for a variety of companies based in Silicon Valley. The focus of the talk was "how to provide…
100 Days of Innovation - #3 : Check your speed
One of the key issues I point out when speaking about innovation strategies, is that organizations need to continually challenge themselves as to whether they can "act fast…
A truly staggering, transformative trend yet to unfold
It's been announced that I will be a keynote speaker at the World HealthCare Innovation & Technology Conference, to be held in Washington, DC in December. In particular, I'll be…
Toshiba, Sydney Australia: Mobile Technology and Business Disruption
This keynote for 500+ senior executives in Sydney, Australia, looked at innovation trends in the global economy, and in particular, the disruptive change and opportunities that…
Pearson PLC: The Future of Media
This keynote for the leadership meeting for the world’s largest publisher in New York, examined the future challenges in the global media industry, with a view to how they could…
Keynote Case Study: Toshiba — Mobile Technology Was Rewriting Business Models
Toshiba Australia invited me to open its annual technology conference in Sydney. The focus was mobile technology and business disruption. In 2008, the smartphone era was still…
Jim Carroll keynoting Toshiba Global Exchange 2008 in Sydney, Australia
It's been confirmed that I'll be the opening keynote speaker for this large scale annual conference in mid-July. My topic theme is "Smash that box" -- I'll take a look at the "key…
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