I am still reeling following last week’s surprising outcome in the presidential election. A confluence of thoughts from the fate of employment in this country to how Uber has been able to disrupt a deeply entrenched industry has led me to contemplate the impact of further digitalization on transportation, with Uber behind the wheel. Will it go too far?
Autonomous technology and enhanced data integration are changing the way agricultural equipment manufacturers are addressing farmers needs.
With platforms like edX, online learning is becoming more and more common. For HBS, however, this was not enough. With the launch of their digital initiative … did they just happen to invent the classrooms of the future?
Recently Royal Dutch Shell announced their ambition is to be “the most innovative energy company in the field of digital”. How far away are they from achieving that goal?
Can a wearable help us be more effective with fitness and recovery, allowing us to become better versions of ourselves? Whoop's products seek to answer this question.
Zillow uses big data and machine learning to address pain points in the real estate industry, but is it thinking too small?
Peloton has revolutionized the cycling studio experience, putting significant competitive pressure on trendy powerhouses like SoulCycle
Using technology to disrupt how companies scale
Schlumberger has used technology to move people away from remote and hazardous field locations and still delivers best in class service !
Millennials are shopping less and less at grocery stores in favor of restaurants and the booming grocery delivery services. Despite this, Kroger, the largest grocer in the country by revenue, is thriving. Kroger leverages technology through data collection, online ordering platforms, "smart shelves", and speedy checkout. But is that enough?
