From VUCA to IVUCA
Good times when the biggest problem was VUCA, an acronym created by Warren Bennis and Burt Nanus to bring up the Volatility, Uncertainty, Complexity, and Ambiguity of general conditions and situations. Unfortunately, I believe that we are living in an IVUCA, i.e, …. Read More
The new Cognitive Capital
The new cognitive competition is no longer just based on human capabilities. But of humans without and with robots capabilities, partially or totally, in the most varied levels of adherence to artificial insights. And in this scenario, the old maxim that two …. Read More
The evolution of innovation
My vision of the evolution of innovation goes through two complex and fundamental paths: the continuous search for the creator of ideas (wherever he is) and the strong connection and integration of that creator to the whole process. In fact, I am …. Read More
Quantitative versus Qualitative: a new Innovation methodology
There are several innovation methodologies in the market, with the most diverse characteristics, such as Design Thinking, Co-Creation, Open Innovation, Agile, Lean, TRIZ, etc., and this is not a problem, because, in fact, I do not believe there is a methodology that …. Read More
Finite brains, infinite minds, and the great mistake of the Technological Singularity theory
The Technological Singularity theory is essentially based on the fact that we are going beyond Moore’s Law, creating artificial brains increasingly powerful, including in the number of neurons, superior to the human. However, as encouraging as this law is, to create such …. Read More