Flux Commerce
The lines between industries erode, leading to a continual disruption of business models, distribution channels, and consumer expectations.
The lines between industries erode, leading to a continual disruption of business models, distribution channels, and consumer expectations.
As we rely on predictive technology to make the world safer and life more convenient, we struggle with the privacy trade-offs required to make it work.
The growing ubiquity of data raises big questions about how it is used, who should own and profit from it, and how it may be biased or flawed.
Consumers and employees demand more sustainable and ethical practices, and companies respond by adapting products and taking public stands.
Overwhelmed by technology and complexity, people seek out nostalgic experiences that remind them of a simpler and more trustworthy time.
The rise of bite-sized knowledge on demand helps us benefit from learning everything faster but increases the risk that we forget the value of mastery.
As individualism grows globally, people are carefully cultivating how they are perceived, living authentically and chasing stardom.
The urgency of the problems facing humanity is inspiring corporations, entrepreneurs, and individuals to find ways to do good (and generate results) at a faster pace than ever before.
Entrepreneurs, businesses, and institutions are increasingly fearful about not being able to keep up with competitors’ approaches to innovation.
Empathy is becoming a driver of innovation and revenue, and a point of differentiation for products, services, hiring practices, and branded experiences.