Almost every large company understands it needs to build an organization that deals with the ever-increasing external forces of continuous disruption , the need for continuous innovation , globalizati

According to IBM, the world generates 2.5 quintillion bytes of data every day. A decent chunk of those quintillion bytes is made up of people asking the experts how to break into and excel in the dynamic, lucrative field of data science. An even larger chunk of those bytes consists of convoluted,…

Lots of people think that the robots are coming to steal everybody’s jobs . I even wrote a whole thing about what would happen if they did. But another story is emerging from several recent papers and

Machine learning is going to radically change product design. But what is the future of machine learning? Is it the singularity, flying cars, voiceless commands, or an Alexa that can actually understand you? Before we can even get to that part–the grand futurism part–I want to offer a provocation:…

Historically, when trying to predict sales based on different factors, managers have applied business logic based on experience—the quality of a brand, the shelf placement, the promotion, and so on. T

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There’s been lots written about how Internet businesses should build software, from books like The Lean Start-Up , and posts from Google Ventures, but not many examples where startups open up their pr

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Recent advances in deep learning have enabled research and industry to master many challenges in computer vision and natural language processing that were out of reach until just a few years ago. Yet

The following is the second of two excerpts from The Way to Design , a guide to becoming a designer founder and to building design-centric businesses. It was adapted and reprinted with the author’s permission. Read the first one, on the case against empathy, here. Design thinking is one of the most…

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Methodology It’s a lot like growing up, but not as awkward and embarrassing. Published in UX Power Tools · 6 min read · May 2, 2017 -- Carbon , Lightning , Clarity , Polaris , Plasma , Build . Am I de

Design Thinking continues to be a hot topic (this article is one of many talking about it). Design Thinking has been hyped and even fetishized but there are also voices questioning its value, impact, and relevance. Design Thinking faces criticism for its lacking integration with business and…

Introduction Data science continues to generate excitement and yet real-world results can often disappoint business stakeholders. How can we mitigate risk and ensure results match expectations? Workin

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The new availability of huge amounts of data, along with the statistical tools to crunch these numbers, offers a whole new way of understanding the world. Correlation supersedes causation, and science

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Loading... In essence, the job of the strategist is to understand and cope with competition. Often, however, managers define competition too narrowly, as if it occurred only among today’s direct compe

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by Déborah Mesquita Developers often say that if you want to get started with machine learning, you should first learn how the algorithms work. But my experience shows otherwise. I say you should first be able to see the big picture: how the applications work . Once you understand this, it becomes…

Take a look at the image below. It’s a collection of bugs and creepy-crawlies of different shapes and sizes. Take a moment to categorize them by similarity into a number of groups. This isn’t a trick question. Start with grouping the spiders together. Images via Google Image Search, labelled for…

I rise blissfully at 4:30 a.m., thanks to my Tibetan singing bowl alarm clock. After twenty minutes of alternate nostril breathing, I start my day with a three-minute cold shower. This I follow with t

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Organ designers, chief drone experience designers, cybernetic director . Those are some of the fanciful new roles that could be created by the global design industry in the next few years. But what about current design roles? How will they favor over the next 15 years? Will every company by 2030…

Chris Dixon opened a truly wonderful piece in the Atlantic entitled How Aristotle Created the Computer like this: The history of computers is often told as a history of objects, from the abacus to the

[An SSC reader working at an Oxford library stumbled across a previously undiscovered manuscript of G.K. Chesterton’s, expressing his thoughts on AI, x-risk, and superintelligence. She was kind enough

As I was growing up in England in the latter half of the 20th century, the concept of intelligence loomed large. It was aspired to, debated and – most important of all – measured. At the age of 11, te

T HE HISTORY Of computers is often told as a history of objects, from the abacus to the Babbage engine up through the code-breaking machines of World War II. In fact, it is better understood as a hist

Published in Prototypr · 8 min read · Mar 19, 2017 -- Source: picjumbo.com Transitioning from engineering to product management is hard. I did it eight years ago and my first job was a disaster. It’s

“Adapt what is useful, reject what is useless, and add what is specifically your own.”- Bruce Lee To achieve something great, it is more important to focus on what you need to take away rather than wh

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