Expert networks address a market failure. On the supply side, the world is full of dispersed, skilled individuals who previously did not have a market or who were underutilized. On the demand side, companies face […]
Futurist, executive, author, speaker, entrepreneur with background from WPP, MIT and the EU, helping organizations to deal with disruption
Author: Trond Arne Undheim, Ph.D.
Trond Arne Undheim is a futurist, podcaster, venture partner at Antler, ecosystem evangelist at Tulip, nonresident Fellow at the Atlantic Council, co-founder of Yegii, and former Director of MIT Startup Exchange, based in Wellesley, MA. He holds a PhD on the future of work and artificial intelligence.
Yegii, the insight network, is in open beta
I am excited to announce that my startup Yegii is in open beta. Yegii Inc. supplies specialist insight to businesses in the midst of industry disruption. Analyzing emerging tech, policy and business models is where Yegii […]
Lessons from the Drowning in Morses Pond
Authorities, large and small, should listen to good ideas, regardless where they are coming from, even in a stressed situation. See blog entry
Searching for strategy
Strategy is nothing more–and nothing less–than a succinct expression of where an organization is already going. For more, see Searching for Strategy
Strategy failure in cleantech
Cleantech has seen its share of high profile failures over the past year. The bankruptcy of solar cell company Solyndra has been the most public, but there are many others. This has led many to […]
Wine in Muslim Indonesia
Do Indonesians enjoy wine? Typical answer: No. Real answer: More and more. I traveled to Indonesia to check it out and spoke with local sommelier Yohan Handoyo. Yohan recently wrote The Secrets of Wine […]
10 Ways To Gain Energy From A Long-Haul Flight
Flying used to drain my energy. No more. Applying my own leadership from below principles to air travel I actually gain energy. How did I do it? Let me explain. See blog entry.
Commission adopts legal package on Standardization
Direct referencing of specifications from global standards development organizations (fora/consortia), provided they satisfy transparency and openness criteria, is very positive for the ICT sector and makes the European Standardization System more competitive, flexible, and efficient. […]
The Openness of the UK
The UK’s fresh IT policy oozes of goodness in that the whole document is permeated by a strong commitment to open standards and a balanced, clear view on open source. See my blogpost on The Openness […]
My wife tells me winery visits are not interesting for toddlers. I disagree. Wine trips are not only for connoisseurs, you can bring your spouse, brother, kid, parent or even your pet along. ...Every vacation should provide each participant non-wine, peak experiences, so anchor your trip in an independently attractive city that has options for the whole family. Family Wine Vacations
